The Main Thread Lafa Handbook Anna Chu Chu Schindele
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The handbook aims to promote sexual health and prevent sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancies among young people aged 13-19. It provides theoretical perspectives and methodology for teachers and youth leaders to discuss issues related to sexuality, relationships, self-esteem, contraceptives, ethics, and risks with young people. The goal is to normalize these topics, enhance self-expression, provide credible information, and make individuals aware of their own values through open discussion and value clarification exercises.
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The document discusses challenges and potential solutions related to providing sexual health advice and education to young people. It notes that young people have many questions about sexuality, but that discussing sexual health with youth can be difficult due to media opposition, patchy sex education, fear of encouraging experimentation, and mixed messages. It proposes that better reaching young people may involve school-based education, youth media campaigns, social networking, and training for those who work with youth, with an emphasis on evidence-based, sex-positive approaches developed in consultation with young people themselves.
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The document outlines a lesson plan from a youth development program on the circles of human sexuality. It aims to develop a broad understanding of sexuality beyond just sexual intercourse. The lesson explains sexuality through five circles - sensuality, intimacy, identity, reproduction and sexualization. It will provide examples for each circle and have students write them in the corresponding circle. Discussion questions at the end aim to get students thinking more about the different circles.
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