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Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S. Incorporated in 1964, SIECUS develops, collects, and disseminates information, promotes comprehensive education about sexuality, and advocates the right of individuals to make responsible sexual choices. Postponing Sexual Involvement Program at Children's Hospital Medical Center of Cincinnati designed to help teenagers learn to cope with and resist pressures to become sexually active at early ages. This is a program brochure rather than an educational resource. Healthy Body Talk Provides consultation and educational services to parents, educators, childcare providers, children and businesses regarding sexual health issues. Healthy Visions Educates students and young adults to make informed decisions about sexual health, relationships, unwed pregnancy, and adoption. AIDS and Sex Education Describes a number of activities that can be used to educate young people, parents, and teachers about HIV infection and AIDS. Also offers statistics, news, quizzes, and printable resources. The Mirons Amy G. Miron, M.S. and Charles D. Miron, Ph.D. are sexuality and relationship educators and certified sex therapists. Site offers biographies, a publication list, workshop details, and contact information. It's OK to Talk About Sex Information on a guidebook for those guiding children through parenting education, sex education, and child development. Site includes a summary, reviews, excerpts, and an order form. Avert - Lesson Plans for Youth AIDS Education Describes a number of activities that can be used to educate young people about HIV infection and AIDS. Includes statistics, stories, quizzes, and news. Powercord Communications Provides educational materials and training to communicate the importance of avoiding youth risk behaviors; for parents and teens. Includes a product list, ordering information, and a catalog. The Birds, the Bees, and Me Video designed to open communication between parents and children. The content discusses puberty, sex, and childbirth. Site includes FAQs, ordering information, and testimonials. |
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