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Partners & Collaborations SIECCAN partners and collaborates with many organizations in order to bring you the most comprehensive information on sexual health. Public Health Agency Canada SIECCAN gratefully acknowledges funding from the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) through a contribution agreement with the HIV and Hepatitis C Community Action Fund for the project Sexual Health Education to Prevent STBBI Among Key Youth Populations . Click here to see examples of this work Women and Gender Equality Canada SIECCAN gratefully acknowledges funding from Women and Gender Equality Canada’s Women’s Program for the project Preventing Gender-Based Violence: Developing and Implementing Effective Sexual Health Education Policy and Practice. Click here to see examples of this work Health Canada SIECCAN gratefully acknowledges funding from Health Canada’s Health Care Policy and Strategies Program (Sexual and Reproductive Health Fund) for the project Enhancing Effective Sexual Health Promotion for Autistic and Disabled Youth. Click here to see examples of this work Trojan SIECCAN gratefully acknowledge the unrestricted grant for 2023 from the Reproductive and Sexual Health Division of Church and Dwight Canada and financial support for Trojan/SIECCAN sexual health initiatives. Click here to see examples of this work Merck SIECCAN gratefully acknowledges its partnership with Merck to develop HPV-related cancer prevention resources for Canadians. Click here to see examples of this work CATIE SIECCAN partners with CATIE in the development of sexually transmitted infection (STI) information and resources for people in Canada. Click here to see examples of this work Canada Sex Research Forum SIECCAN and the Canadian Sex Research Forum (CSRF) are pleased to partner in fostering Canadian research on human sexuality and sexual health. Click here to see examples of this work We are committed to building on existing partnerships and establishing new partnerships and collaborations based on shared objectives. If you, or your organization are interested in partnering or collaborating with SIECCAN on future topics, research, and/or resource development please reach out to Jocelyn Wentland at jocelynwentland@sieccan.org address to discuss more.

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Previous Item Next Item Feuillet d’information: Comprendre la communication des non-autistes dans les fréquentations HC, SIECCAN November 2023 Language: French Resource Type: Information Sheet Parfois, les personnes autistes et non autistes ont des façons différentes de communiquer. Des personnes non autistes peuvent utiliser des formes indirectes de communication verbale et non verbale pour montrer à une autre personne qu’elles l’aiment de manière romantique ou sexuelle. Ce feuillet d’information donne des exemples de choses que des personnes non autistes font ou disent pour te montrer qu’elles t’aiment ou ne t’aiment pas d’une manière romantique ou sexuelle.

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Previous Item Next Item COVID + Relationships and Sexual-Health: What do I Need to Know for Secondary Students SIECCAN, PHAC 2021 Language: English Resource Type: Infographic COVID + Relationships and Sexual-Health: What do I Need to Know for Secondary Students

Previous Item Next Item Information Sheet: Preventing sexually transmitted infections (STIs) HC, SIECCAN November 2023 Language: English Resource Type: Information Sheet When you have sex with someone, there is a chance of getting sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or giving someone STIs. This information sheet is about how to protect yourself and the people you have sex with from STIs.

Previous Item Next Item What you need to know about human papillomavirus (HPV) and cervical cancer: Factsheet CATIE 2023 Language: English Resource Type: Fact Sheet Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a virus that is most easily passed during sexual contact. The body clears most HPV infections on its own. But certain types of the virus can cause a condition called cervical dysplasia, which can then develop into cervical cancer.