Nola Brantley Speaks is partnering with the Los Angeles Probation Department and UC Berkeley's California Social Work Education Center to develop "The Empowerment Project: Redefining Young Women's Strength, Beauty, and Courage." The curriculum is designed as a workbook that can be facilitated one-on-one with a youth/young adult. "The Empowerment Project" has been informed by providers throughout Los Angeles County working with CSEC-identified youth and young adults, and most importantly, it has been informed by women who were involved with CSEC when they were younger. The curriculum is currently being piloted in Los Angeles County by probation officers, clinicians, and advocates. What's does the curriculum cover?
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10/21/2019 05:55:26 pm
I really want to be empowered at some point in my youth. I am already twenty one years old, but I have not done anything good in my life. I am scared about the future, and I want to do something that can change that. People think that I am being ungrateful for what I am allowed to do, but it is just not fun anymore. I want to be able to land a stable job that can make me happier in life.
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4/7/2020 10:17:33 am
I am wanted to ask if I can purchase a set of workbooks from you?
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11/8/2021 12:27:41 pm
Hi, I am wanting to get curriculum for the empowerment project. Can you share information on this?
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