Session 1:   9:30am-11:00am

Topic

Content

Facilitators (medium of language)

Fee*

Internet, Media Literacy and Youth Sexual Health: The new era pedagogy of sexuality education

This workshop is going to explore the convergence of internet, media literacy education and youth sexual health promotion tactics.

Ms Ng Hei-tung, Neda (English)
Senior Prevention Officer, Youth Program, AIDS Concern

HK$300

How gender equity education is implemented at schools – Experience in Taiwan

Please refer to the Chinese section

Prof Su Chien-ling (Putonghua)
Associate Professor, General Education Center, Ming Chuan University

HK$300

Exploration of youth lured into compensated dating in Hong Kong and sexuality education as intervention

Please refer to the Chinese section

Mr Chiu Tak-choi (Cantonese)
Division Head, Yang Memorial Methodist Social Service, Youth Service Division (Yau Tsim Mong District)

HK$300

Session 2:   11:30am – 1:00pm

Topic

Content

Facilitators (medium of language)

Fee*

Peer led sexuality and relationships education for young people.

In this workshop we will:

• Look at good practice underpinning peer education
• Explore a range of approaches to peer projects
• Share success stories and learning from not so successful projects
• Identify the elements of successful peer education
• Determine the qualities peer educators need to be effective
• Share resources to support the development of peer projects.

Ms Frances Bird (English)
Director Health Promotion, New Zealand Family Planning

HK$300

Teenage Unplanned Pregnancy: Crisis Intervention

Teenage pregnancy has long been one of the most pressing social issues. It can produce acute stress disorders or crisis episodes. Therefore, it is critically essential for the helping professionals to provide early responses for the young people with all forms of crisis intervention. Prompt and structured crisis intervention can minimize fear and uncertainty. It also leads to early crisis resolution, cognitive mastery, and even personal growth. In this workshop, we will briefly discuss the basic principles of crisis theory, the myths and its implications in helping young people with unplanned pregnancy. A case example will be used to demonstrate how to apply each of the stages of the crisis intervention model.

Mr Ko Wai-tun, Presley (Putonghua)
Counsellor, The Family Planning Association of Hong Kong

HK$300

When teachers and social workers encounter homosexual students

Please refer to the Chinese section

Mr Chau Chun-yam (Cantonese)
Project Officer, Project Touch, The Boys' & Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong:

HK$300