Despite demographic shifts and current health indicators, few HIV/STD and teen pregnancy prevention programs meet the needs of youth of color, especially young women.  One-third of teens are adolescents of color and their proportion of the total teen population is expected to increase; program planners must recognize the disproportionate rates of health issues among these youth and plan culturally appropriate interventions to meet their needs.

• Science and Success: Science Based Programs that Work to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, HIV & Sexually Transmitted Infections among Hispanics/Latinos 
• Adolescent Sexual Health and the Dynamics of Oppression: A Call for Cultural Competency
• Serving Youth of Color
• A Youth Leader's Guide to Building Cultural Competence
• Resources for Sex Educators and Trainers: Parent-Child Communication about Sexuality for Asian/Pacific Islander, Latino, and Native American Families (pdf)
• Latino Young Men Who Have Sex with Men: Unique Needs and Challenges
• Tips and Strategies for Meeting the Needs of GLBTQ Youth of Color
• Tips and Strategies for Taking Steps to Cultural Fairness
• HIV/AIDS and the Young African American Woman: Get Your Talk On
• Keys Cards Condoms Poster (jpg)
• Young, Black, Beautiful and In Control Poster (jpg) 
• Eres joven, Latina, Hermosa y Tienes Futuro Poster (pdf)