Healthy Sexuality for Sexual Violence Prevention: A Report on Promising Curriculum-Based Approaches

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Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance
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Publication
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Evidence & Research
Prevention Strategy Type: 
Coalition Building
Health Promotion
Organizational Development
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A distillation of and report on the top curriculum-based healthy sexuality programs. Produced by Virginia’s Healthy Sexuality Workgroup, which is charged with finding links between primary sexual violence prevention and sexual health promotion, determining each field’s evidence base, and discussing how to best deliver the vital information offered by both fields to youth in Virginia.

 

 

 

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