INCLUSIVE SEXUAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT: A GUIDE FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
CONDOMS ARE A GOOD CHOICE TO PROTECT SEXUAL HEALTH
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BENCHMARKS FOR EFFECTIVE COMPREHENSIVE SEXUAL HEALTH EDUCATION:
CONSULTATION SUMMARY REPORT
POINTS DE REPÈRE POUR UNE ÉDUCATION EFFICACE ET COMPLÈTE EN MATIÈRE DE SANTÉ SEXUELLE:
RAPPORT SOMMAIRE DES CONSULTATIONS
Sexual Health Education Needs Among Youth
Youth in Canada want sexual health education that is inclusive, balanced, and comprehensive.
Sexual Health Education Needs Among Autistic Youth
Improved sexual health education is needed for Autistic youth.
Besoins en matière d’éducation à la santé sexuelle chez les jeunes
Les jeunes du Canada veulent une éducation à la santé sexuelle qui soit inclusive, équilibrée et complète.
Besoins en matière d’éducation à la santé sexuelle chez les jeunes autistes
Une meilleure éducation à la santé sexuelle est nécessaire pour les jeunes autistes.
The Benchmarks will provide policy and program decision-makers and educators with a consistent, evidenced-based tool to develop, implement, and evaluate sexual health education programs/curricula that address the age/grade-specific sexual health education needs of the diverse youth population in Canada.
SIECCAN is excited to be developing the
Benchmarks for Effective Comprehensive Sexual Health Education.
Les repères fourniront aux décideurs et aux éducateurs en matière de politiques et de programmes un outil cohérent et fondé sur des données probantes pour développer, mettre en œuvre et évaluer des programmes / programmes d'éducation en matière de santé sexuelle qui répondent aux besoins d'éducation en matière de santé sexuelle spécifiques à l'âge / au niveau scolaire de la population diversifiée de jeunes. au Canada.
CIÉSCAN est ravi de développer des
Points de repère pour une éducation complète à la santé sexuelle
L'une de nos premières étapes consiste à mener une enquête de consultation en ligne auprès des éducateurs et autres professionnels impliqués dans l'éducation/la promotion de la santé sexuelle au Canada afin d'identifier les priorités de contenu liées à l'âge/à l'année scolaire pour une éducation complète en matière de santé sexuelle.
Sexual health educational videos
Understanding
Non-Autistic Communication for dating
Sensory Sensitivities
During Sex
Dating: Communicating Needs, Desires, and Boundaries
Vidéos éducatives sur la santé sexuelle
Understanding
Non-Autistic Communication for dating
Sensory Sensitivities
During Sex
Dating: Communicating Needs, Desires, and Boundaries
Co-Chairs
Jessica Wood & Alex McKay
Sex Information & Education Council of Canada (SIECCAN)
Working Group Members
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Marie-Aude Boislard Pepin, Université du Québec à Montréal
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Jennifer Butler, FOXY: Fostering Open eXpression among Youth
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Sandra Byers, University of New Brunswick
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Angelica Casarella, Public Health Agency of Canada (ex-offico)
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Fred Chabot, Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights
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Heather Cobb, Alberta Society for the Promotion of Sexual Health
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Sarah Flicker, York University
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Iehente Foote, Native Youth Sexual Health Network
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Renee Gregorsen, Physical and Health Education Canada
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Susan Hornby, Pan-Canadian Joint Consortium for School Health
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Brittany Jakubiec, Egale
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Matthew Johnson, Media Smarts
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Amanda Kanbari, Northwest Territories
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Ellen Long, Physical and Health Education Canada
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Rachael Maclean, Canadian Public Health Association
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Debbie Owusu-Akyeeah, Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity
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Jody Shynkaruk, Saskatchewan Prevention Institute
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Lisa Smylie, Indigenous Affairs Canada
Benchmarks for Comprehensive Sexual Health Education Working Group
The Sex Information & Education Council of Canada (SIECCAN) is developing benchmarks for comprehensive sexual health education for youth. The Benchmarks will provide policy and program decision-makers and educators with a consistent, evidenced-based tool to develop, implement, and evaluate sexual health education programs/curricula that address the age/grade-specific sexual health education needs of diverse youth in Canada.
In preparation for the development of the Benchmarks, SIECCAN conducted a sexual health education needs assessment survey with 3551 youth and consulted with over 250 individuals from across Canada involved in sexual health education, promotion, and research.
A multidisciplinary Working Group will meet in the Fall of 2023 to provide guidance and advise on the development of the Benchmarks. SIECCAN is very pleased to announce the formation of the following Benchmarks Working Group.
