Follow up to “Strengthening Facilitation Skills: A Training Curriculum for Programs Working with Youth."

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Subject: Follow up to “Strengthening Facilitation Skills: A Training Curriculum for Programs Working with Youth."

Dear Friend,

Thank you for your interest in our most recent webinar: “Experiences Of Peer Educators Teaching Relationship Education to College Students.” The recording is now available at the link above.

Here’s more info on the topic and Dibble:

For more information about the study on peer educators, visit Dr. McElwain and Dr. Finnegan’s published paper in Family Relations.
- McElwain, A., & Finnegan, V. (2022). Emerging professionals practicing family science: Reflections of peer educators delivering relationship education. Family Relations.
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Subject: Follow up to “Strengthening Facilitation Skills: A Training Curriculum for Programs Working with Youth."