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AASECT 2019 Annual Conference Evaluation - #165

Concurrent Session

Sex Workers as Allies and Teachers: Exploring Why We Need Them in Our Professional Circles and What We Can Learn From Them About Sex Education, Navigating Oppression, and Healing (#165)
Presenters: Jessica Drake and Angela Gunn, MSW, CST
Saturday, June 15, 2019; 1.5 CE
We appreciate your help in evaluating this session. Please indicate your rating of the presentation in the categories below by selecting the appropriate number, using a scale of 1 (low) through 5 (high).
1.OBJECTIVES
This session met the stated objectives of:
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Describe some identities of sex workers.
List challenges faced by marginalized populations. 
Describe ways to treat sex workers with kindness and respect in all healing settings.
Describe the interplay of professional obligations and relational needs for sex workers. 
Identify presumptions about sex workers and assess their validity as teachers and leaders. 
Recognize new ways of understanding sex worker activism and advocacy.
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3.Content
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6.How much did you learn as a result of this CE program?
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7.How useful was the content of this CE program for your practice or other professional development?
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8.This workshop enhanced my professional expertise.
9.I would recommend this workshop to others.