This session explores the feasibility of a peer health education program to empower women in making informed decisions regarding their sexual and reproductive health. It highlights gaps in current prison-based health education while demonstrating the potential of peer educator programs to address disparities. Topics include engaging stakeholders at a state correctional facility, developing an evidence-based curriculum, and overcoming implementation challenges.

Educational Objectives

• Identify the primary challenges in implementing a sexual and reproductive health peer education program for incarcerated women
• Evaluate the importance of collaboration in designing sustainable, effective programs for incarcerated populations
• Assess the impact of comprehensive women's health knowledge on program participants and their peer communities