In France, there is no officially approved program for "comprehensive sexuality education," as defined by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)....

Sexuality education (SE) takes a comprehensive and positive approach to provide everyone with the life skills essential for a fulfilling emotional, relational, and sexual life. The goal...

Organizing sex education classes in elementary, middle, or high school is no easy task. The obstacles that arise are of various kinds. On the one hand, schools are overburdened with...

The Center for Media and Information Literacy (Clémi) trains teachers and supports students in creating media content, particularly through the "Zero Clichés" contest promoting gender...

Sex and relationship education instructors may feel at a loss during informational sessions with young people. What tools can we provide them so they can handle these situations? How can...

Young people are not sufficiently aware of the dangers of digital communication. Cyberbullying, online scams, and exposure to pornography are among the main issues identified by the...

Information and communication technologies (ICT) open the door to new educational content with a wide range of features. They can complement traditional approaches to sex education or...

The Fil Santé Jeunes program offers various communication channels to help 12- to 25-year-olds find information and support regarding their physical, mental, or sexual health. Exploring...

During the Feel Good program sessions, sex education is not addressed directly with the children. Instead, the program focuses on developing psychosocial skills, many of which are...

Sexuality education, as a key component of health policies, is now approached through the principles set forth in the Declaration of Helsinki, which aims to integrate health into "all...