Our Whole Lives - OWL
OWL, led by a leadership team of two persons of different gender identities, uses a variety of media interactions within a confidential group setting to respond to the expressed concerns of the participants.
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LIAC programs are generally offered in Fall
(there is no program currently scheduled and we are looking to find people to train. Our goal is a spring program for Jr. High.):
Providing accurate information and Unitarian Universalist values for children, youth, adults, and families with sexuality education curricula for grades: K-l, 4-6, 7-9, 10-12 and adults.
Please check with:Sharon Pataky, Our Whole Lives, Program Coordinator
for availability and changes due to COVID19. 
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WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR OWL? |
BROCHURE |
HOW DOES ONE REGISTER? |
WHEN IS THE COURSE? |
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FACILITATORS
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WHAT DOES IT COST?
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WHO SPONSORS OWL?
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WHAT ARE THE OBLIGATIONS?
Those who choose to take OWL are making some simple commitments:
- At least one parent/guardian will attend the orientation meeting to better understand the course
- The participant will attend all of the scheduled sessions and be on time
- The participants and parents will abide by the rules of the group concerning confidentiality and respect
The leaders will be available to discuss the course during the duration of the sessions, while respecting the confidentiality of the participants
OWL REGISTRATION FORM |
7-9th Grade INFORMATION |
10-12th Grade INFORMATION |