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Too often, teachers do not receive enough training to be well-versed in the subject of sexuality, particularly about birth control, which is ever-changing.

True or false: “More and more teenagers are getting pregnant each and every year.” If you said false, congratulations – you haven’t internalized one of the most common myths about teen and adolescent pregnancy.

Research shows that fear tactics are not an effective way to help students reduce their risk of a sexually transmitted disease (STD) or to ensure they know how to get testing and treatment should they need it.

Much of the dialogue between adults and teens about relationships and dating is from a preventative perspective. As adults, we want to protect teens from the risks and dangers of dating violence, coercive relationships, sexual activity and even heartbreak.

Designed to increase middle and high school health professionals' knowledge of LGBTQ issues and provides information on how to make the school environment more inclusive for all students.

Increase your knowledge of the changes commonly associated with puberty and go beyond the basics for a more complete picture of adolescence.

Over the past few years, the media has covered what is being called a “boy crisis” in education. Some media sources report that the problem is real and pervades our schools, while others report that this crisis is overblown or even a myth.

One of the most common questions sexuality educators hear is a variation on “Am I normal?” Regardless of the ways a person’s sexual anatomy looks or feels, most people feel insecure at some point in their lives.

This workshop provides an overview of various forms of interpersonal violence that young people often face, as well as concrete actions that each of us can take to respond.

The Rutgers University GSAPP certificate in Adolescent Sex Education Basics includes the following workshops and virtual classroom experiences.