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Our 2010 Conference was a great success! With over 150 health professionals, educators, parents and other concerned individuals in attendance, we made great strides in raising awareness about both the positive and negative influences of media on girls' decision-making. Want to learn more about media and girls' health? Here are a few ways you can deepen your understanding:
Bring a Media Education Program to your Community
Women's Health Virginia wants to partner with you to create media education programs geared specifically for members of your
community or workplace. Possibilities include local workshops with a media expert, facilitated round-table discussions, or other
activities to raise awareness and develop skills. Contact Women's Health Virginia
for more information on how to create an education program for girls and/or caring adults in your area.
CDs and DVDs of our 2010 Conference will be available by the end of the summer. If you're interested in purchasing your own copy, click here to request further information on pricing and availability.
| Women's Health Virginia invites business, governmental and non-profit organizations to sponsor or exhibit at our conferences. If you are interested in these opportunities, call (434) 220-4500 or e-mail us. |
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Our previous annual conferences were:
Growing Girls Strong — Strategies for Building Life Skills & Preventing High Risk Behavior (2009)
Stepping Over the Lines—Young Women’s Risk-Taking, Time for Concern (2008)
10 Years on the Way to Women’s Wellness—Roads Well Traveled, Directions Ahead (2007)
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Self-Image & the Challenge for Women & Girls’ Wellness (2006)
Working Women’s Wellness 9-5 24/7 (2004)
Women as Caregivers—Cradle to Grave (2003)
Food & Fitness: Lifelong Challenges (2002)
It’s More Than Words: Communications and Women's Health (2001)
The Multicultural Mosaic and Virginia Women’s Health (2000)
The Dollars and Sense of Women's Health (1999)
Virginia's Challenge: Women's Wellness (1998) (prior to WHV incorporation)


