Tuesday, March 11, 2008: 4:15 PM
Williford A/B
Description:
Advantages: Programmatic synergy results from a track record of collaboration and networking. New partnerships/opportunities for teacher training have emerged, for example, STD/HIV Update for Educators. Challenges: Silo funding tends to segregate programs. HIV education is required, but HIV prevalence is very low among school-age populations, and it has been difficult to expand school agendas to include sexual risk behaviors of students. Unanticipated Benefits: Using STD and teen birth data enables CDE to prioritize schools for enhanced interventions and compliance reviews. Lessons Learned: Initiate collaboration efforts with mid-level managers rather than top level administrators.
Advantages: Programmatic synergy results from a track record of collaboration and networking. New partnerships/opportunities for teacher training have emerged, for example, STD/HIV Update for Educators. Challenges: Silo funding tends to segregate programs. HIV education is required, but HIV prevalence is very low among school-age populations, and it has been difficult to expand school agendas to include sexual risk behaviors of students. Unanticipated Benefits: Using STD and teen birth data enables CDE to prioritize schools for enhanced interventions and compliance reviews. Lessons Learned: Initiate collaboration efforts with mid-level managers rather than top level administrators.
See more of: Collaboration for STD, HIV, and Teen Pregnancy Prevention: Perspectives on Process, Achievements, Challenges, and Lessons Learned in California
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