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The Best Practices Coalition organizes over 387 advocates, youthworkers
and direct service providers to make research-based best practices the
foundation of all youth work in DC. Members meet regularly to discuss
new trends and applications of best practices in their fields.
Within the Coalition are groups with special interests, such as the
role of boys and men in teen pregnancy prevention and preventing
subsequent pregnancies among pregnant and parenting teens.
In you are interested in joining the Best Practices Coalition, please e-mail Gloria Mobley at GMobley(at)DCCampaign(dot)org or call 202-789-4666 x 18.
(above) The Secondary Prevention Coalition received the
2003 Spirit of Service Award from the National Organization on
Adolescent Pregnancy, Parenting and Prevention, Inc. (NOAPPP) at their
2003 Annual Conference.
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Best Practices Coalition
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On Friday, January 25, 2008 the Best Practices Coalition meeting centered on Whats Love Got to Do With It? Promoting Healthy
Relationships Among Teens with Gender Neutral Approaches. The meeting brought together
distinguished panelists to widen the lens about helping teens define who they
are and establish healthy relationships.
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Best Practices Coalition
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 On April 26, 2007, DC Campaign hosted a Best Practices Coalition Meeting on condom distribution in Washington DC. The meeting was a fantastic opportunity for members of the youth-serving community in DC to connect and participate with the DC HIV/AIDS Administration's (HAA) goal of distributing one million condoms in the District.
Nestor Rocha, Interim Deputy Bureau Chief for Prevention at HAA, gave an overview of the city's plan to distribute one million condoms this year.
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