SIECCAN & TROJAN
Sexual Health
SIECCAN and Trojan (Church and Dwight Canada) collaborate to develop and disseminate sexual and reproductive health resources for people in Canada. Trojan has provided unrestricted funding to SIECCAN to conduct national surveys on sexual health and well-being. The results of these surveys inform the development of informational resources with a focus on STI risk reduction and sexual well-being.
INCLUSIVE SEXUAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT: A GUIDE FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
COMPREHENSIVE SEXUAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT: A GUIDE FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS WORKING WITH YOUNG MEN
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Infographics
Bisexuality and Sexual Health
Bisexuality and Sexual Health
CONDOMS ARE A GOOD CHOICE TO PROTECT SEXUAL HEALTH
Use condoms to reduce STI risk and prevent unwanted pregnancy
Celebrating LGBTQ+ Sexual Health and Wellbeing
Celebrating LGBTQ+ Sexual Health and Wellbeing
Coming Out of COVID: A Fresh Start for Sexual Health
Coming Out of COVID: A Fresh Start for Sexual Health
Condoms and PrEP
Condoms and PrEP
GenZ Women are Enjoying Self-Pleasure more than Men
GenZ Women are Enjoying Self-Pleasure more than Men
HIV/STI Prevention Toolkit
HIV/STI Prevention Toolkit
STI Concern and Condom Use
STI Concern and Condom Use
Sexual Health Survey of Canadian University Students
Sexual Health Survey of Canadian University Students
What Does COVID-19 Mean for My Sex Life
What Does COVID-19 Mean for My Sex Life
Who's More Likely to Report Using a Condom
Who's More Likely to Report Using a Condom
Sexual Health of Canadian University Students Study: Report on Modern Sex Trends (Porn, Cannabis, Alcohol, and Tinder/Grinder Use)
Trojan/SIECCAN Research Reports
Academic Research Publications
Abstracts from Recent Journal Articles
Was it good for you too?: An analysis of gender differences in oral sex practices and pleasure ratings among heterosexual Canadian university students
Do Associations Between Pleasure Ratings and Condom Use During Penile–Vaginal Intercourse Vary by Relationship Type?: A Study of Canadian University Students
Prevalence and Predictors of Sexual Problems Among Midlife Canadian Adults: Results from a National Survey
