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Danisha Moore, TPPP Practicum Student, January 29, 2019 Through the Eyes of a Survivor: Danesha Danesha was fourteen years old when she was kidnapped and forced into sex trafficking. Throughout adolescence, Danesha...

In order to achieve health equity, it is crucial to center community voice and participation, along with data, for lasting and meaningful change. We’ve created a list of tools, tips,...

Teen Pregnancy, Infant Mortality, and STIs: A Profile of Critical Health Inequities in Missouri TPPP has introduced a comprehensive new report, Health Disparities and Inequities Among Youth in Missouri using key...

Sexual harassment and sexual violence are significant problems in the United States. 1 in 3 women and 1 in 6 men will experience sexual violence involving physical contact during their...

Every May brings reflection as it has traditionally been Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month. Thanks to dedicated volunteers and data from state and national sources, we are proud to present a new...

On Friday January 19th TPPP members gathered for the first 2018 Professional Development event, Technology Trends & Tools. This event was held at the Thomas Dunn Learning Center (3113 Gasconade...

On October 13, members of Teen Pregnancy & Prevention Partnership and sexual health educators from across the St. Louis region met for a networking and information-sharing event. More than 15...

By Desiree Young, TPPP Volunteer Blogger The month of April was dedicated to the awareness of Sexual transmitted Infections (STIs) and sexually transmitted diseases (STDS), so we wanted to make sure...

Thank you to everyone for your support in our second “non-event”,  Not Another Trivia Night – Anniversary Edition. We appreciate your participation and donations in support of our mission.  If...

May is Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month, which means TPPP and our members have been busy sharing the good news about teen birth rates and learning together to better support young...