Peer Education
The most effective way for youth to learn about sexual health is to
learn from a peer. These are many great ways to make this
happen. Make a difference by
getting involved. Read below for resources and tools related to peer education.
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- NEW! The
Facts—Peer
Education: Promoting Healthy Behaviors [html]
[pdf]
- Issues
at a Glance—Components
of Promising Peer Led Sexual Health Programs [html]
- Issues
at a Glance—Life
Skills Approaches to Improving Youth's Sexual and Reproductive
Health [html]
[pdf]
- Issues
at a Glance—Youth
Development: Strengthening Prevention Strategies [html]
[pdf]
- Issues
at a Glance—Youth
Involvement in Prevention Programming [html]
[pdf]
- en
español—Involucramiento
de los jóvenes en la programación
de la prevención [html]
- en
français—Participation
des jeunes aux programmes de prévention
[html]
[pdf]
- Transitions—The
October 2001 issue provides an in-depth look at how to
build effective youth-adult partnerships, discussing
barriers and tips to building such partnerships. Activist
youth share stories about how they advocate for change
within their communities—working to promote honest,
open communication about sexuality and to safeguard young
people's access to confidential health services. [html]
[pdf]
- Transitions—The
April 2002 issue focuses on community participation,
a movement in the public health field that respects the
rights and responsibility of
community members—including youth—to
diagnose the causes of a community problem and to actively
engage in designing, implementing, and evaluating strategies
to address the problem. [html]
[pdf]
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