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The 2008 Teen Talk Lock-In was an overnight event of fun and exciting activities for teens which explored many of the challenges they face in the search for healthy relationships. More than 150 youth and parents participated.

Teen Talk is an educational forum designed to provide teens with information. Our goal is to improve communication between parents and teens around the many issues in their day-to-day lives, including self-esteem, decision making and sexual health.

Who can participate: Wake County Teens ages 14-19, and their parents or guardians

For more information about 2009 Teen Talk, please contact:

Wake County 4-H Youth Development Teen Talk
4001 E Carya Drive
Raleigh, NC 27610
919-250-1103

Sponsored by Wake County 4-H Youth Development, in collaboration with other community-based organizations, including Wake County Human Services HIV/STD, Strengthening the Black Family, Inc. – Teens Against AIDS, Alliance of AIDS Services Carolina, Phi Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. (Raleigh), Central Carolina Graduate Chapter of Swing Phi Swing, Inc., and NC State University.

If you would like to support this initiative, please contact:

Tangela Keaton, Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Coordinator
Wake County Human Services 4-H Youth Development