Browse Resources

An interactive sexual health talks guide designed for adults with a teen in their lives. This tool helps trusted adults through the support process, from their starting point to their strengths to conversation starters and more. It’s a friendly co-pilot for families in the ongoing journey of supporting teens’ sexual health.

An online interactive quiz for teens that asks four questions to reveal their unique sexual health support style. Part personality quiz, part roadmap, “Can we talk?” ends by helping teens put what they learned into practice by asking trusted adults in their lives for support.

by Common Sense Media and Day of AI, this toolkit offers parents, caring adults, and educators free short videos, hands-on activities, and conversation starters to foster meaningful talks with young people from elementary ages to high school.

A free, inclusive, accessible healthy relationship and safer sexuality curriculum for teens and young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Created by SAFE Austin.

por AMAZE. Baraja de cartas descargable sobre anatomía reproductiva.

A period tracker, and sexual health education app, that doesn’t track you. In other words- they’re serious about data privacy, period. Designed with inclusive language and shame-free info to support menstruating teens and adults. The app includes a customizable library on topics such as menstruation, sexual health, contraception, STIs, abortion, and more to foster empowering […]

Created by GLSEN, this curriculum and educator guide is based on the Think Before You Speak campaign, which offers activities and teaching tools that help raise awareness of the common use of derogatory vocabulary among youth towards lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning people.

by Studio Jayne – a three or more player online game to help teens and adults talk about relationships, consent, sex, and safety. Likely Story can be played in homes or classrooms and uses engaging scenarios to spark critical thinking and important talks.

An interactive online game by Planet Puberty that helps young people understand the differences between public and private places, which is an essential skill for keeping safe and participating in the community. This game will help you to practice identifying public and private places and where it is OK to do private things.

An interactive online game by Planet Puberty that helps children identify different relationships in a person’s life and the types of touch that are OK in these relationships.

A free tool created by the National PTA and Norton to help families facilitate positive conversations and set practical boundaries that influence habits around device use for young people. The tool guides you through discussion questions, encouraging honest connection across five key digital safety topics. When you finish, it creates a downloadable agreement to support your family’s […]

by EducateUS. A quickstart guide for parents and caregivers on speaking at school board meetings, public hearings, and more.