Prevention Strategies for Parents. Good communication between parent and child is the most important step in protecting children from sexual abuse, but many parents have trouble talking about the subject with their children. This video offers simple and accessible methods for talking to even the youngest children. Four short dramatic scenes help parents teach children: you are special and important; your body is your own; you have the right to say NO if someone makes you feel uncomfortable; and they can talk to you if anyone ever bothers them. 16 minutes.

These PBS award-winning classics, stresses that changing one’s behavior is the only means of protection against HIV infection. The videos give heterosexual adults direct and explicit facts about HIV/AIDS transmission, prevention and testing. Also available in Spanish called SIDA: Cambiando Las Reglas. Also available as a series. 28 minutes.

After a friend dies of AIDs, an urban teenager and her single mother are confronted by the need to become more assertive about safer sex. After a heated discussion, Aiysha heeds her mother’s advice for taking precautions. She talks to her boyfriend about their past sexual experiences and about using condoms. Aiysha’s mother, however, finds it difficult to follow her own advice and she struggles for a way to discuss the issue of condoms with her partner. Also available as a series. 17 minutes.

The videos in this series model negotiating skills for safer sex behavior and discourage substance abuse, specifically targeting audiences at increasing risk for HIV infection. Also sold separately. 6 videos.

During a family reunion, two brothers re-evaluate their sexual behavior and attitudes when they learn their oldest brother is HIV positive. The film dramatizes the impact and realities HIV/AIDS has on families and hetersexual partners. It provides a realistic model for talking about safer-sex between partners and empowers viewers to do so in their own lives. Also available as a series. 30 minutes.

The videos in this series model negotiating skills for safer sex behavior and discourage substance abuse, specifically targeting audiences at increasing risk for HIV infection. Available as a series or separately. 21 minutes

These PBS award-winning classics, stresses that changing one’s behavior is the only means of protection against HIV infection. The videos give heterosexual adults direct and explicit facts about HIV/AIDS transmission, prevention and testing. Also available in English called AIDS: Changing the Rules. Also available as a series. 28 minutes.

Elsie, a single Latina mother, struggles with her apprehension about contracting AIDS and her fear of losing her new partner, Luis. When Elsie learns that her neighbor is sick with AIDS, she realizes that she too may be at risk of HIV infection. Elsie is able to ask Luis to use condoms. When he refuses her request, Elsie leaves his apartment. After taking this important first step to protect herself, Elsie compassionately reaches out to her sick neighbor. Versions of the video are available in both English and Spanish. Also available as a series. 18minutes.

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A 5th grade class takes part in their school’s drug-free program by developing a play based upon the alphabet. Each student’s message reflects their personal concerns including alcoholic parents, truancy, single parent families and delinquency. Endorsed by the Office for Substance Abuse Prevention and The National Clearinghouse on Alcohol & Drug Information. 31 minutes.

Strategies to Empower Youth to Reduce Their Risk for HIV/AIDS
Chosen by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a “Program That Works”

Strategies to Empower Youth to Reduce Their Risk for HIV/AIDS
Chosen by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a “Program That Works”

Strategies to Empower Youth to Reduce Their Risk for HIV/AIDS
Chosen by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a “Program That Works”

Strategies to Empower Youth to Reduce Their Risk for HIV/AIDS
Chosen by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a “Program That Works”

Brothers Responsible for Each Other (BRO) is a two part DVD program for African-American men who have sex with men (MSM). Please call the Marketing Department for pricing and ordering information.

A culturally-based program to reduce HIV sexual risk behavior among Latino youth.

A culturally-based program to reduce HIV sexual risk behavior among Latino youth.

A culturally-based program to reduce HIV sexual risk behavior among Latino youth.

Featuring THE COSBY SHOW’S Tempest Bledsoe. Following the Department of Education’s drug-free curriculum, this video helps young children understand the difference between medicine and illegal drugs; from whom it is a appropriate to take medicine and that they can talk to adults about their problems. 15 minutes.

Strategies for Postponing Parenthood. In this documentary, Pat Bradley, a bright, articulate and charismatic teenager, raises the issues surrounding teenage pregnancy as she candidly discusses her views on postponing sex, relationships, school and work. Pat acts as a peer role model for other students-at-risk by convincingly conveying the limitations of teenage parenthood and offers strategies for setting and achieving personal goals. 13 minutes

This well produced film tells the story of Christina, an inner-city teen, who must face the reality of cancer after her sister is diagnosed with a malignant tumor in her breast. Her boyfriend’s indifference encourages her to turn to her friends, where she finds true support. Christina chooses to learn the step-by-step techniques for breast self-examination, as shown by an actual MD, taking responsibility for her own body wellness and peace of mind. 26 minutes

An Abstinence Approach to HIV/STDs & Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Chosen by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a “Program That Works”

An Abstinence Approach to HIV/STDs & Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Chosen by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a “Program That Works”

A Safer-Sex Approach to HIV/STDs and Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Chosen by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a “Program That Works”

A Safer-Sex Approach to HIV/STDs and Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Chosen by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a “Program That Works”