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What’s the difference between safer sex and abstinence? To be effective, HIV education must address some of the most intimate aspects of personal experience. Prevention is fundamentally about communication, healthy choices, responsible behaviors and self-awareness. The only way to slow and ultimately stop AIDS is by educating youth about risk elimination and risk reduction. There is no mixed message here: both options can work and ignorance can be lethal. EveryBody, Revised Edition, is a powerful, research-based curriculum for 5th - 9th grade students about HIV, AIDS and sexually transmitted disease (STD) prevention.
This curriculum is medically accurate and comprehensive. It respects the beliefs and concerns held by young teens, their families and community. This manual focuses on promoting healthy behaviors through risk elimination (abstinence) and risk reduction strategies. This is a flexible yet structured prevention model intended for local adaptation. Formerly the featured curriculum of a 5-year federally-funded national dissemination project aimed at preventing the Human Immunodeficiency Virus and other STDs among middle school students. Order Now - $39.00 Fax 1-970-927-5347Special questions or to order by mail: Send an inquiry or check payable to RAD or money order to: RAD Educational Programs PO Box 9059 Aspen, CO 81612 tel/ fax: 970-927-5347 As seen online in The Education Materials Database Soon to be seen online in ERIC: "Educational Resources Information Center" and SIECUS: School Health Education Clearing House EveryBody, Revised Edition 144 pages including diagrams, illustrations and student handout templates |
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HIV prevention is critical to preventing AIDS. Today, educational programs offer the most certain route to preventing HIV. Prevention is currently the only way to stop the AIDS epidemic. In the United States and abroad, AIDS is still increasing among young people. HIV prevention education is a core component of AIDS education and other educational strategies promoting health as well as disease prevention. Preventing AIDS is a critical goal of public health activities. Fortunately, health education can work.