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Improving Outcomes for Pregnant and Parenting Teens
Date: October 14, 2014
An Environmental Scan of Services and Programs The George Kaiser Family Foundation (GKFF) funded Healthy Teen Network to conduct a community assessment of the services and programs available for pregnant & parenting teens in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Citation: Healthy Teen Network. (2014). Improving outcomes for pregnant and parenting teens: An environmental scan of services and programs. Baltimore: Author.
Read more DownloadInternet Advertising to Recruit Youth
Date: August 6, 2019
Citation: Martínez-García, G. (2019). Internet advertising to recruit youth. Baltimore: Healthy Teen Network. Retrieved from www.healthyteennetwork.org/internet-advertising-recruit-youth/
Read moreJust Down the Street: Minor Sex Trafficking in Maryland
Date: March 20, 2019
What is sex trafficking? What might sex trafficking look like? If you think a youth is being sex trafficked, what are some clues to look for? What should you do if you see sex trafficking? Through Healthy Teen Network’s partnership with the University of Maryland School of Social Work’s Prevention of Adolescent Risk Initiative, this infographic and complementary presentation are…
Read moreKeep It Simple
Date: October 14, 2014
Getting the Right Sexual Health Care Growing up isn’t easy. Navigating your sexual health isn’t easy either. But there are some things we can make simpler, like making sure you know that you have the right to high quality sexual health care and that we care enough to help you get it. Check out the…
Citation: CAI, Healthy Teen Network, & National Campaign to Prevent Teen & Unplanned Pregnancy. (2014). Keep it simple: Linking teens to sexual health care (motion graphic). Baltimore: Author.
Read moreKeep It Simple: A Lesson in Linking Teens to Sexual Health Care Facilitator’s Guide
Date: October 1, 2013
The Keep It Simple: Linking Teens to Sexual Health Care lesson plan and accompanying video, or motion graphic, is designed to help link young men and women, ages 15-19, to trusted, “teen friendly” contraceptive and reproductive healthcare providers (also available in Spanish). Read more on this resource here.
Citation: Avellino, L., Eisler, A. (2013). Keep it simple: a lesson in linking teens to sexual health care. Atlanta, GA: CAI; Baltimore, MD: Healthy Teen Network.
Read more DownloadKeeping Pregnant and Parenting Students from Dropping Out: A Guide for Policymakers and Schools
Date: April 3, 2008
Providing better support for pregnant and parenting students is a critical step for schools to take in their efforts to reduce dropout rates. Graduating from high school improves pregnant and parenting teens’ chances of going on to further education and the workforce and avoiding poverty and/or the need to rely on public assistance. It also…
Citation: Healthy Teen Network. (2008). Keeping Pregnant and Parenting Students from Dropping Out: A Guide for Policymakers and Schools. Baltimore: Author.
Read more DownloadLearning Walks: First Nations Community Health Source
Date: June 30, 2014
To uncover and share the invisible work behind the concrete and measurable deliverables, Healthy Teen Network conducted Learning Walks with three agencies. Learning Walk is a popular strategy used in the education field by which an external observer visits a community to document lessons learned, provide input to guide decision-making for future project funding, and gain understanding of the impact that…
Citation: Garrido, M., and Sedivy, V. (2014). Learning Walks: First Nations Health Source. Baltimore: Healthy Teen Network.
Read more DownloadLearning Walks: Indigenous Peoples Task Force
Date: June 30, 2014
To uncover and share the invisible work behind the concrete and measurable deliverables, Healthy Teen Network conducted Learning Walks with three agencies. Learning Walk is a popular strategy used in the education field by which an external observer visits a community to document lessons learned, provide input to guide decision-making for future project funding, and…
Citation: Martínez García, G., and Garrido, M. (2014). Learning Walks: Indigenous Peoples Task Force. Baltimore: Healthy Teen Network.
Read more DownloadLearning Walks: Wind River
Date: June 30, 2014
To uncover and share the invisible work behind the concrete and measurable deliverables, Healthy Teen Network conducted Learning Walks with three agencies. Learning Walk is a popular strategy used in the education field by which an external observer visits a community to document lessons learned, provide input to guide decision-making for future project funding, and…
Citation: Sedivy, V., and Garrido, M. (2014). Learning Walks: Wind River Tribal Youth. Baltimore: Healthy Teen Network.
Read more DownloadLessons Learned in Providing Health Care Services for Native Youth
Date: June 30, 2014
The Native Youth Project (NYP) was a national learning collaborative facilitated by the National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI), Healthy Teen Network, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that engaged seven community-based organizations serving American Indian youth to support the communities to select, adapt, and implement evidence-based programs. However, what the…
Citation: Desiderio, G., Garrido, M., Martínez García, G., and Eisler, A. (2014). Lessons Learned in Providing Health Care Services for Native Youth. Baltimore: Healthy Teen Network.
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