Toward a New Language for AIDS Prevention: The "Talk to Me About Love" Workbook.

Fondation 93, comprising a graphic designer and representatives from CRIPS, INSERM (Unit 291), and the French National Agency for AIDS Research (ANRS), has developed an informational resource on AIDS and sexuality for adolescents aged 13–17, presented in a fun, question-and-answer format. The acceptability of this document was pre-tested among young people aged 14–20, adults representing the general public, and key figures in the socio-educational network. The approach, which is both informative and emotionally engaging, is better received by younger adolescents who are just beginning to explore their sexuality. Parents of teenagers appear to be a good indirect target audience. The document has been shared and has sparked discussions among friends and family.

Author(s): Rudelic fernandez Dana

Publishing year: 1996

Pages: 18-20

Men's Health, 1996, n° 223, p. 18-20

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