Description:

International organizations including Amnesty International, the World Health Organization, and the United Nations all publicly declare that sexual health rights are basic human rights which need to be recognized and protected. This training will give a broad overview of the global movements engaged in promoting this essential work and demonstrate how these basic rights must be enforced for people with disabilities, disorders, and/or who need long-term care.

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Learning Objectives:

• Learn about international movements working to protect sexual health rights 

• Understand how these rights impact various populations around the world

• Examine how these rights are often not recognized for people with disabilities or disorders

• Articulate the need to advocate for sexual health rights for vulnerable people

This Training is Available in the Following Formats:

• Half Day (3 hours)

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Continuing Education Credits:

• CEUs in Oregon and Washington in process

• Need credits in your state? Contact us and we’ll be happy to work with you to get our trainings approved!