— Sam Clark, Principal
Alston Middle School
Summerville, SC
 

The New Sexual Revolution
Or (if you’re not comfortable putting that in the letter home)
Abstinence Is Cool

More and more teens across the nation are revolting against the idea that they must date or have sex to be “cool” or “in”. Keith will take this topic head on with audience interaction, humor, energy, and facts. Keith will empower your teens to join in the New Sexual Revolution: abstinence until marriage and a fulfilling sex life afterwards. Keith will also conduct a workshop with community parents and guardians based on his book, Fighting Back: How to promote abstinence in a sex saturated world. Keith has developed a system that always leads to strong parent turnout at his evening workshops.

Though Keith’s show is unique, it does conform to title V guidelines. Keith uses his trademark comedy and high energy to show the social, psychological, and health gains that abstinence from sex includes. He also makes it clear that abstinence is the only CERTAIN way to avoid pregnancy and STDs. He uses audience interaction to show where peer pressure comes from and how to beat it. Keith shows how love and sex are not the same thing. He ends upbeat by illustrating that those choosing not to have sex are the true rebels.

Student Assembly/Parent Workshop Combo: Bring Keith in to perform for multiple schools and audiences in your area and also present Fighting Back: How to promote abstinence in a sex saturated world, to area parents in the evening at a central location. His workshop gives parents simple strategies they can use to help their child deal with the sex-saturated environment they live in. Keith also “clues them in” to what is actually occurring in teen culture as opposed to what they believe is occurring. He moves parents from denial to defense. Keith has been a pioneer at taking the abstinence movement to parents and has even developed a system for increasing parent turnout. His interactive CD Rom, The Complete Parent Workshop Kit, is being used by organizations throughout the country to promote parent events. Community parents will be grateful you brought him in!

Labels Lie

Keith challenges the youth and adults in the audience to seriously contemplate how they view one another.  This show is great if you are having problems with cliques, racism, bullying, or staff infighting.  Keith tells the true story of how he judged a fellow soldier during Army Airborne training.  The audience will roll with laughter as he acts out the story.  They will also learn how a wonderful friendship was formed after Keith changed his prejudiced attitudes.  Labels Lie is about acceptance, making new friends by reaching out, and encouraging the audience to stop judging one another by outward appearance, speech, or economic status.

Keith Deltano

Keith talks about trash throwing and trash catching, haters and hate catching, bullies and spectators.  He takes the unusual approach of addressing the mindset of the catcher as well as the thrower.  He will inspire those that have been bullied and force the bullies to take a harsh look at why they do what they do.  The students that have “caught it” because they learn differently or struggle academically and socially will come away especially inspired.

Keith has performed parent workshops on bullying and online safety throughout the US.  His workshops can be custom tailored to whatever is happening in your community.  However, Keith feels that no workshop is complete without teaching parents how to protect their children form online porn and gambling as well as bullying.  Most parents are simply not aware of what is “online” and the activities that children are engaged in online.  The tools and strategies Keith will teach parents to use to prevent online bullying will also be used to prevent online porn and gambling addiction.

Don’t Be Stupid

Using his customary interaction and “in your face delivery” Keith will bring home the harsh realities of drug and alcohol use. Using his experience as a Military Police Officer, Keith, will stage a “traffic stop” in front of his audience. This will end up with a “suspect” handcuffed face down on the “side of the road”. The students will be forced to acknowledge the incredible risks they take when experimenting with drugs and alcohol. Keith will graphically dismantle the idea that “It won’t happen to me” and make the negative consequences real.