
What is Consent? Owning Your Body and Power
presented by Cynthia C Harris of Healing Waters Productions
How do you tell someone no – to dating, to physical attention like hugging or pulling your pigtails, to sexual advances? This session is an age-appropriate definition of consent that will set her up for confidence and success now and throughout her life.
2nd Annual Girls to the Moon Campference
Saturday, September 24, 2016 from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM (CDT)
Nossi College of Art
The Girls To The Moon Campference is back! Girls age 10-14 and their caregivers are invited to purchase tickets together and spend the day together, learning about everything from puberty and consent to confidence and creativity. You can also explore our interactive gallery, where we’ll have everything from robotics projects to a nail art bar.
What your ticket gets you:
- A packed day of learning and sharing on topics including relationships, heath and wellness, creativity and innovation.
- All-access pass to our Interactive Gallery of exhibits and activities (fashion! coding! so much more!)
- Boxed lunch
- Girls To The Moon T-shirt
- Backpack filled with girl power goodies
- Discounted price on future GTTM events
For more information: http://girlstothemoon.com/portfolio-item/2nd-annual-girls-to-the-moon-campference/
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Published by Cynthia C Harris
She is a self-described Writer/ Performance Artist/ Dancer/ Activist/ Health Educator/ Everyday Magical Waterfixin HooDoo Woman and proud southerner. A natural sign watcher, very much in tune with her surroundings, Ms. Harris finds it almost impossible not to hear the stories hovering around people. Growing up in a multi-talented family, she always felt at peace pursuing her creative interests. However when it came time to choose a career, Cynthia chose to focus on her parallel interest in health and graduated from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University with a BS in biology in 1999. Her subsequent work in the field of women’s reproductive health research fed her appreciation for the analytical and gave her the opportunity to study human behavior, leading her to not only be a vocal advocate for women’s health issues, but to create stories of empowerment. Her first performance piece, “Phrases of Womanhood”, has been performed since 2002 in Tennessee and Georgia by the Phoenix Ensemble under the direction of Ms. Helen Shute-Pettaway. Her performance piece, “Why Won’t She Leave?” has been presented nationally since its debut in 2005.
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