Matrix Charts
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Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Plotting New Chart
Identify:
In today’s society teenagers are exposed to the saturation and influences of sexual images from music industries to advertisements. Many teens are in their vulnerable stage in life and are drawn into the glitz and glamorous life of image, status and power. It can be dangerous when one can not separate the physical appeal versus emotional appeal. It can be quite damaging when one confuses the two and results in risking their health by imitating the lifestyle for example being sexually active. Due to the sexual images and attitudes that are projected in society there has been an increase wave of unintended pregnancies especially ethnic backgrounds such as Blacks and Hispanics. They are at even higher risks and are prone to being sexually active due to low income and unstable environments. These specific groups do not have easy access to health facilities or have the lack of understanding about safe sex.
Brainstorm:
- Targeted Audience
Teenagers
- Culture
Hip Hop Vibe, Urban Street Life
Rap, Messages of sex, Violence, harsh languages
Language (Street Slang)
Dress (Baggy pants, Baseball Caps worn backwards, expensive
Sneakers)
Listen to music- Jay Z, Outcast, Missy Elliot, Aaliyah, Ja Rule, Snoop Dog, Black Eyed Peas, Run DMC
Necklaces and Earrings with huge diamonds referred to as Bling
Grills- diamonds in their teeth
Over sized shirts, Do Rags,
Root to Rap Music- rooted “Black oral tradition of tonal words,
Narrative, Africanized syntax
- What interested Teenagers have
Customization, stylized
Computers, chatting
Blog/ Web journals example My Space
Cell Phones, Text messages
Digital Cameras, photos
Accessories, Makeup, Shoes, Hair, Jewelry, Purses, Backpacks
User
Black and Hispanic Female Teenagers of low income
Stakeholders
Health Services- Planned Parenthood, Project Renewal
Agencies/Companies- MEE Productions
Products- Organon, Berlex, Ortho- McNeil, Dura Med
Foundations- Compton
Organizations- UNAIDS, ViBe Theater Experience, Hip Hop Association
Government- Department of Youth and Community, NY State Office of Children and family, United way Massachuettes Bay
Media- MTV, VH1, McDonald’s, Coca Cola, Sprite, Nike, Russell Simmon, Sean John, My Space
Sphere’s of Influencial people- Educators, Mentors, Family, Friends
Research:
ViBe Theater Experience
Is a program that is a performing-arts education organization that empowers teenagers to create and inspire them and develop skills of trust and self- confidence.
Hip Hop Association
An association that preserves Hip Hop’s orginal vision, traditions, and values of African heritage.
MEE Productions
Is a communication firm that develops strategies focusing on urban and ethic populations of all ages.
Planned Parenthood
Offers service that carry preventative medication and contraceptives to females which then can help young females to protect themselves from diseases and pregnancies.
In today’s society teenagers are exposed to the saturation and influences of sexual images from music industries to advertisements. Many teens are in their vulnerable stage in life and are drawn into the glitz and glamorous life of image, status and power. It can be dangerous when one can not separate the physical appeal versus emotional appeal. It can be quite damaging when one confuses the two and results in risking their health by imitating the lifestyle for example being sexually active. Due to the sexual images and attitudes that are projected in society there has been an increase wave of unintended pregnancies especially ethnic backgrounds such as Blacks and Hispanics. They are at even higher risks and are prone to being sexually active due to low income and unstable environments. These specific groups do not have easy access to health facilities or have the lack of understanding about safe sex.
Brainstorm:
- Targeted Audience
Teenagers
- Culture
Hip Hop Vibe, Urban Street Life
Rap, Messages of sex, Violence, harsh languages
Language (Street Slang)
Dress (Baggy pants, Baseball Caps worn backwards, expensive
Sneakers)
Listen to music- Jay Z, Outcast, Missy Elliot, Aaliyah, Ja Rule, Snoop Dog, Black Eyed Peas, Run DMC
Necklaces and Earrings with huge diamonds referred to as Bling
Grills- diamonds in their teeth
Over sized shirts, Do Rags,
Root to Rap Music- rooted “Black oral tradition of tonal words,
Narrative, Africanized syntax
- What interested Teenagers have
Customization, stylized
Computers, chatting
Blog/ Web journals example My Space
Cell Phones, Text messages
Digital Cameras, photos
Accessories, Makeup, Shoes, Hair, Jewelry, Purses, Backpacks
User
Black and Hispanic Female Teenagers of low income
Stakeholders
Health Services- Planned Parenthood, Project Renewal
Agencies/Companies- MEE Productions
Products- Organon, Berlex, Ortho- McNeil, Dura Med
Foundations- Compton
Organizations- UNAIDS, ViBe Theater Experience, Hip Hop Association
Government- Department of Youth and Community, NY State Office of Children and family, United way Massachuettes Bay
Media- MTV, VH1, McDonald’s, Coca Cola, Sprite, Nike, Russell Simmon, Sean John, My Space
Sphere’s of Influencial people- Educators, Mentors, Family, Friends
Research:
ViBe Theater Experience
Is a program that is a performing-arts education organization that empowers teenagers to create and inspire them and develop skills of trust and self- confidence.
Hip Hop Association
An association that preserves Hip Hop’s orginal vision, traditions, and values of African heritage.
MEE Productions
Is a communication firm that develops strategies focusing on urban and ethic populations of all ages.
Planned Parenthood
Offers service that carry preventative medication and contraceptives to females which then can help young females to protect themselves from diseases and pregnancies.
posted by Carissa at 12:26 PM
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Contact List
Contact List of NFP’s
Vibe Theater Experience
P.O Box 1478
New York, NY 10027
212-665-7273
www.vibetheater.org/contact.html
info@vibetheater.org
UNAIDS c/o WHO/PAHO
Washington D.C., U.S.
Tel. 1-202-974-3486
Fax. 1-202-974-3643
Project Renewal
200 Varick St.
NY, NY 10014
9Fl.
Fax. 212-243-4755
www.projectrenewal.org/
Dept. of Youth and Community
www.nyc.gov/html/dycd/home.html
NY State Office of Children and Family
80 Centre St.
NY, NY
212-417-6550
www.ocfs.state.ny.us/main
United Way Massachusetts Bay
www.uwmb.org
Women’s Fund of Miami-Dade County
2801 Ponce de Leon Blvd
Suite 810
Miami, FL 33134
305-441-0506
www.womensfundmiami.org
info@womensfundmiami.org
Compton Foundation
www.columbia..edu/cu/record/archives/vol21_iss12/record2112.26.html
Motivational Educational Entertainment
Pamela Weddington
215-829-4920
MEEComm@aol.com
http://bmj.journals.com/cgi/content/full/325/7377/1393
www.pubmedcentral.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=138517
www.hjjs.gov/Accessibility.html
www.cumc.columbia.edu/news/chronicle/archives/phmg0004.html
www.acponline.org/hpp/pospaper/execsumm.html
www.janegalt.net/archives/2006_01.html
www.brook.edu/press/review/spring96/dilulio.htm
www.meeproductions.com/store/youthsexuality/PDF/PressRelease.pdf#search=%22current%20
Vibe Theater Experience
P.O Box 1478
New York, NY 10027
212-665-7273
www.vibetheater.org/contact.html
info@vibetheater.org
UNAIDS c/o WHO/PAHO
Washington D.C., U.S.
Tel. 1-202-974-3486
Fax. 1-202-974-3643
Project Renewal
200 Varick St.
NY, NY 10014
9Fl.
Fax. 212-243-4755
www.projectrenewal.org/
Dept. of Youth and Community
www.nyc.gov/html/dycd/home.html
NY State Office of Children and Family
80 Centre St.
NY, NY
212-417-6550
www.ocfs.state.ny.us/main
United Way Massachusetts Bay
www.uwmb.org
Women’s Fund of Miami-Dade County
2801 Ponce de Leon Blvd
Suite 810
Miami, FL 33134
305-441-0506
www.womensfundmiami.org
info@womensfundmiami.org
Compton Foundation
www.columbia..edu/cu/record/archives/vol21_iss12/record2112.26.html
Motivational Educational Entertainment
Pamela Weddington
215-829-4920
MEEComm@aol.com
http://bmj.journals.com/cgi/content/full/325/7377/1393
www.pubmedcentral.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=138517
www.hjjs.gov/Accessibility.html
www.cumc.columbia.edu/news/chronicle/archives/phmg0004.html
www.acponline.org/hpp/pospaper/execsumm.html
www.janegalt.net/archives/2006_01.html
www.brook.edu/press/review/spring96/dilulio.htm
www.meeproductions.com/store/youthsexuality/PDF/PressRelease.pdf#search=%22current%20
posted by Carissa at 12:25 PM
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Bibliography
Bibliography
1.) Quotes and Statistics
Connolly, Ceci. Unintended Pregnancy Linked to State Funding Cuts.
Washington Post. Wed. March 1, 06 Pg A06
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wpdyn/content/article/2006/02/28/AR20060228 01450.html
2.) www.youthandreligion.org/news/2005-1207.html
3.) http://urj.org/youth/sacredchoices/
4.) http://shawneenhistory.tripod.com/16.pdf
5.) www.trentu.calacademic/sociology/faculty/documents/newsexforold_000.pdf
6.) http://tayolrandfrancis.metapress.com
7.) http://cloud9.norc.uchicago.edu/dlib/t-25.htm
8.) www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=0&se=gglsc&d=500528962&er=deny
9.) http://www.avertorg/sexedu.htm
Contacts
1.) Planned Parenthood of NYC Inc.
26 Bleeker St. (at Mott St.)
NY, NY 10012
Tel (212) 274-7200
Fax (212) 274-7476
6 Train to Bleeker St.
2.) Student Health Services
Gudalupe
212-598-4796 x2
Friday 9- 1pm
3.) Health Educator Eric Garrison
55 W 13th St.
Student Activity Office
212-229-5687
1.) Quotes and Statistics
Connolly, Ceci. Unintended Pregnancy Linked to State Funding Cuts.
Washington Post. Wed. March 1, 06 Pg A06
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wpdyn/content/article/2006/02/28/AR20060228 01450.html
2.) www.youthandreligion.org/news/2005-1207.html
3.) http://urj.org/youth/sacredchoices/
4.) http://shawneenhistory.tripod.com/16.pdf
5.) www.trentu.calacademic/sociology/faculty/documents/newsexforold_000.pdf
6.) http://tayolrandfrancis.metapress.com
7.) http://cloud9.norc.uchicago.edu/dlib/t-25.htm
8.) www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=0&se=gglsc&d=500528962&er=deny
9.) http://www.avertorg/sexedu.htm
Contacts
1.) Planned Parenthood of NYC Inc.
26 Bleeker St. (at Mott St.)
NY, NY 10012
Tel (212) 274-7200
Fax (212) 274-7476
6 Train to Bleeker St.
2.) Student Health Services
Gudalupe
212-598-4796 x2
Friday 9- 1pm
3.) Health Educator Eric Garrison
55 W 13th St.
Student Activity Office
212-229-5687
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