Our Whole Lives (OWL) values:

  • Sexual Health
  • Self Worth
  • Responsibility
  • Justice and Inclusivity

Our Whole Lives: Sexuality Education for Grades 10-12 helps high school youth gain the knowledge, life principles and skills they need to express their sexuality in life-enhancing ways. It puts sexuality into the context of values and personal responsibility, helping them manage social pressure and advocate for equality. It provides an opportunity to bring values and integrity to the real-life issues. The workshops are in an intimate setting with a minimum of 5 and maximum of 10 attendees.

OWL models compassion, respect, and justice. It helps high school‐age youth address their attitudes and values, their feelings about themselves and their sexuality, and their attitudes toward others’ sexuality. Participants in grades 10-12 are guided by trained facilitators through an engaging curriculum that addresses topics typically excluded from sexuality education and health classes. This highly adaptable program includes twelve sessions that include 41 workshops ranging from 25‐60 minutes for flexible scheduling.

UUCCHC is offering the High  School Our Whole Lives curriculum starting Sunday September 17th. It will run weekly, except for Thanksgiving weekend, and will end the 11th of December, with an additional important closing session to process the whole experience on January 7th. This closing session will only be about an hour.

UUCCHC is hoping to offer the High School Our Whole Lives curriculum yet this late winter and spring. We need a minimum of 5 attendees (maximum of 10) to run the workshop series.

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Topics

  • Language
  • Examining Values
  • Body Image and Feelings
  • Anatomy & Physiology
  • Sexual Response Cycle and Sexual
  • Functioning
  • Reproductive and Sexual Health Care
  • AIDS and Other STDs
  • Contraception
  • Condoms and Negotiating for Safer Sex
  • Sexy Safe Fantasy
  • Gender Roles
  • Identity, Roles, and Orientation
  • Sexual Orientation
  • Conception, Pregnancy and Birth
  • Parenting License
  • Parenting Alternatives
  • Sexuality Timeline
  • Sexuality and People with Disabilities
  • Sexual Expressions and Relationships
  • Verbal and Non‐verbal Communication
  • What Makes a Good Relationship?
  • Questions of the Other Gender
  • Defining Intimacy
  • Masturbation Myths and Facts
  • Sexual Behavior
  • Images of Love and Sex in Music and Video
  • Power and responsibility
  • Power in Relationships
  • Breaking UP and Moving On
  • Abortion
  • New Reproductive Choices
  • Sexual Exploitation
  • Harassment and Erotica
  • Date Rape
  • Between Consenting Adults
  • Gay Pride Parade
  • Gender Equity
  • Sexuality and Social Issues