2011 National Conference for Male Family Planning and Reproductive Health
Services Collaboration, Cooperation and Commitment: Creating Dynamic Networks

Tuesday, June 14, 2011—Thursday, June 16, 2011
Stanford Court Renaissance San Francisco Hotel—San Francisco, CA

About the Event

As service providers across the nation strive to define their family planning and reproductive health care services for males; information, resources and networks that help to build capacity are essential.

This year’s conference will focus on comprehensive approaches to male reproductive health services and include workshops on, working with adolescents, service integration strategies, addressing the needs of MSM’s in family planning settings, billing and coding practices, clinic efficiency and more. The conference will highlight nationally recognized presenters and include discussions on important issues pertinent to family planning and reproductive health like:

• clinical scope of services for males
• health care reform
• collaborations among health and social service providers
• STI behavioral and epidemiological trends
• brain development
• national male resources, and
• other clinical hot topics (emerging)

Don’t Miss One Of The Best Conferences Of The Year!

If you are a Title X grantee, delegate agency or clinic staff this event this is a must attend. It is a great learning opportunity for anyone interested in providing enhanced family planning, STI and reproductive health services for males.

Here is what participants said about the 2010 event.

Overall I was so impressed with this conference. It really exceeded my expectations.

Considering all the questions we have when it comes to the provision of male services. The opportunity to experience such a well thought out event, being able to discuss the content with other training directors and then moving towards common solutions was exciting.

The information offered a different perspective in providing care to men and on how the gender norms of society influence how health care is provided.

Incredible instructor!!!! Dynamic, motivating and absolutely riveting.

This was so relevant to my work. It provided such great ideas that are easy to implement and apply to every part of my work! Thank you!

I came away with so many great ideas and strategies to involve males in our family planning program. I also feel like I am better equipped to consider their needs and look at things from their perspective.

Venue

The 2011 National Conference for male Family Planning and Reproductive Health Services will be held at
Stanford Court Renaissance Hotel
905 California Street - Nob Hill
San Francisco, California 94108 USA
Phone: 1-415-989-3500
Fax: 1-415-391-0513

To register online, go to
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/SFOSC?groupCode=MALMALA&app=resvlink&fromDate=6/13/11&toDate=6/16/11
The group rate is $142 + tax per night, single or double occupancy. This special rate has been extended until Monday, May 30th.
 

Conference Fee

The cost for this 3 day 2 night event is $150.00. This includes all materials and refreshments throughout the conference. Scholarships are available on a limited basis and will be based on need. For more information contact Russel C. Dunnings, Project Manager at 215-985-2632 or at russel@familyplanning.org.

Continuing Education Credits

Applications will be submitted to provide medical, nursing, social work, and health education credits.

For More Information

Please contact: Russel Dunnings, Project Manager, by telephone at 215-985-2632, or by e-mail at russel@familyplanning.org or Terry Hogan, Project Administrator, by telephone at 410-550-6251, or by e-mail at mhogan2@jhmi.edu

The MTC is supported by a cooperative agreement with the Office of Family Planning, Office of Population Affairs, Department of Health and Human Services, Cooperative Agreement # FPTPA006011. The MTC is a program of the Family Planning Council, Inc., and collaboration with Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, School of Medicine, Center for Sexually Transmitted Disease and Reproductive Health Research, Prevention and Training

Download the Conference Announcement