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Teachable Safety Skills for Community and Children’s Theaters

Course Description

Theatre Companies and Youth Serving Organizations can provide quality experiences for youth to grow and thrive under the care of staff and volunteers with the best interests of the youth. The sad reality is that any organization that provides access, time, and the ability to build relationships with youth are targeted by offenders as places to find possible targets. Most people are in youth work for the right reasons, but one person engaging in a group to look for targets can destroy the legacy of a program and far worse, have detrimental effects to the lives of youth involved. There is no room for denial or minimization when the health of children and youth are at stake. This presentation will provide resources to both adults working within theatre companies and youth serving organizations who are diligently trying to keep their programs safe and community members wanting to learn more about warning signs and prevention.

Learning Objectives

1. Discuss the specific factors that cause youth arts organizations and theatres to be targeted by offenders.

2. Recognize the importance of policy and acting on safety concerns as outlined in the policy.

3. Identify how theatres and youth serving organizations can be used to build resiliency for youth when abuse is happening inside the home.
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