Our Programs
Our programs invite direct collaboration with stakeholders, youth, caring adults and any person looking to get more involved with the work.
In a collaborative, it is paramount that we understand each member’s contribution to the team and learn what everyone needs in order to be successful. By establishing clear membership guidelines and responsibilities, the Collaborative for Sexual Health Equity and Learning (CSHEL) seeks to clarify expectations and provide accountability to succinctly measure its impact and outputs. CSHEL seeks to be responsive to its members and to provide the support, resources, and community that uplifts the work and the spirit of its membership.
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Engaged youth fellows will contribute to and carry out the mission and vision of CSHEL by participating in Project Based Learning and supporting the facilitation of quarterly CSHEL meetings. Each fellow will develop their own project that reflects the overall mission of CSHEL with the support of a mentor.
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The Youth Engagement Circle is a voluntary collaborative of CSHEL members who will be responsible for carrying out the strategic goals it develops each fiscal year, which contributes to the overall mission of CSHEL. Reporting to its Circle Curator, whose primary responsibility will be for the operational success of meeting these strategic goals, the Youth Engagement Circle will focus its yearly strategic goals on youth advocacy and leadership development, primarily by overseeing the Youth Fellowship Program and its Project-Based Learning (PBL) initiatives.
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The Caring Adult Circle is a voluntary collaborative of CSHEL members who will be responsible for carrying out the strategic goals it develops each fiscal year, which contributes to the overall mission of CSHEL. Reporting to its Circle Curator, whose primary responsibility will be for the operational success of meeting these strategic goals, the Caring Adult Circle will focus its annual strategic goals on caring adult engagement, mentoring, and education.
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The Advocacy Circle is a voluntary collaborative of CSHEL members who will be responsible for carrying out the strategic goals it develops each fiscal year, which contributes to the overall mission of CSHEL. Reporting to its Circle Curator, whose primary responsibility will be for the operational success of meeting these strategic goals, the Advocacy Circle will focus its annual strategic goals on informing and organizing its members to support policies that align with CSHEL’s overall mission and values, in addition to building collective action for relevant local and statewide initiatives.
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The Reproductive Justice Circle is a voluntary collaborative of CSHEL members who will be responsible for carrying out the strategic goals it develops each fiscal year, which contributes to the overall mission of CSHEL. Reporting to its Circle Curator, whose primary responsibility will be for the operational success of meeting these strategic goals, the reproductive justice group will focus its annual strategic goals on enhancing the reach of reproductive justice principles within and outside the CSHEL’s mission through education, training, and mutual aid.