Resources for Sexuality Education

Marion Howard
Grady Memorial Hospital
Box 26158
80 Butler Street, SE
Atlanta, GA 30035

ETR Associates/Network Publications
P.O. Box 1830
Santa Cruz, CA 95061-1830

Girls, Inc.
30 E. 33rd Street
New York, NY 10016

Search Institute
122 West Franklin Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55404

Project Reality
P.O. Box 97
Golf, IL 60029

Respect, Inc. (Sex Respect)
231 E. Broadway
Bradley, IL 60915

Teen Aid, Inc.
723 E. Jackson
Spokane, WA 99207

SIECUS
130 West 42nd Street, Suite 2500
New York, NY 10036

This resource list is intended to include curricula from a variety of perspectives. Inclusion in this list does NOT imply endorsement by the Center for Adolescent Studies.

This document was last updated 6/1/97 by Chandra Hawley.
Copyright1996 Indiana University - Center for Adolescent Studies, all rights reserved.
Kris Bosworth - Director
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I have one concern: giving teens -- the millions who are already having sex and the ones who are considering it -- the information they need right now to stay healthy and avoid pregnancy. Teens are at highest risk for catching diseases that could either ruin their ability to have babies or kill them altogether.

Yes, it makes good sense to tell them why postponing sex is a fine alternative to "going all the way." But the millions who don't choose that alternative, for whatever reason, deserve the information they need to avoid pregnancy and to stay healthy. These kids have real questions about sex. Those questions must be answered.

This document was last updated 6/1/97 by Chandra Hawley.
Copyright1996 Indiana University - Center for Adolescent Studies, all rights reserved.
Kris Bosworth e also many who never see that. It's difficult when you see a student struggling with his or her sexuality or just trying to fit in."

This document was last updated 6/1/97 by Chandra Hawley.
Copyright1996 Indiana University - Center for Adolescent Studies, all rights reserved.
Kris Bosworth - Director
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