Wellness at Penn launches asynchronous sexual health education program
Wellness at Penn launched Vibe this Monday, an asynchronous sexual health education program meant to promote accessibility and informed decisions in sexual wellbeing.
Wellness at Penn launched Vibe this Monday, an asynchronous sexual health education program meant to promote accessibility and informed decisions in sexual wellbeing.
The agreement marks the latest development in Mann's 2024 defamation suit against bloggers Rand Simberg and Mark Steyn.
The clinic will run from Oct. 15 to 17.
Wellness first introduced the initiative to increase student engagement with the division and create accessible resources for the Penn community.
In a statement, Wellness at Penn’s Executive Director of Public Health and Wellbeing Ashlee Halbritter wrote that Penn had “seen over 150 cases of influenza-like illness and over 30 cases of COVID.”
A total of 301 households were randomly selected to participate in the program from the Philadelphia Housing Authority waitlists.
Associate Director of Prevention Education and Programming at Penn Violence Prevention Julie Hastings said that the project — which was hosted on April 22 — helped show “survival stories in an anonymous way that was difficult to ignore.”
“Wellness Week” — which took place from April 14 to 18 — included events such as a movie screening, resource fair, keynote speakers, and more.
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Wellness at Penn held “i care” training for students, teaching exercises focusing on supporting mental health, identifying signs of stress, and crisis intervention.