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"The Empowerment Project"

11/1/2016

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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?

  • Safety planning
  • Building a support system
  • An overview of CSEC
  • Healthy relationships
  • Reestablishing a relationship with self
  • Empowerment 
  • Leadership development
  • Strategies for getting out of the commercial sex industry
  • Strategies for staying out of the commercial sex industry 
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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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maria martin link
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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Autumn Chambers link
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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Latinas in Iowa link
11/7/2022 09:45:27 am

Appreciate yoour blog post

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  • Home
  • About NBS
    • Who is Nola Brantley?
    • NBS in the Media
  • Training
    • CSEC 101
    • CSEC 102
    • CSEC 103
    • CSEC + Harm Reduction
    • CSEC Advocacy
    • CSE of Males
    • Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Gay Cis Males & Transgender Females
    • CSE of Native Americans
    • CSEC Engagement Strategies for Out -of-Home Care Providers
    • Child Labor Trafficking
    • Consent vs. Coercion
    • Generational Trauma
    • Healing Shame with CSEC
    • Organizational Strategies
    • "The Empowerment Project" Facilitator Training
    • The Impact of Poverty
    • The Intersection of Human Trafficking and Ethnicity
    • The Intersection of CSEC + Technology
    • "Raising Awareness" Facilitator Training
    • Strategies to Address Vicarious Trauma
    • "Word on the Street"
    • Working with Trauma Survivors in Professional Settings
  • #Care4selfcare4others
  • Curriculum Development
  • Event Coordination
  • Resources
    • WHY ARE YOUTH INVOLVED IN CSEC?
    • WHAT IS CSEC?
    • NBS Blog