A Culturally-Based Program to Reduce HIV Sexual Risk Behavior Among Latino Youth.
Chosen by the CDC as a “Best-Evidence” intervention
Selected by OAH as an eligible evidence-based Teen Pregnancy Prevention Intervention

Manual to guide the implementation of the evidence-based Cuídate program, a culturally-based intervention to reduce HIV sexual risk behavior among Latino youth.

Strategies to Empower Youth to Reduce Their Risk for HIV/AIDS, STDs and Teen Pregnancy
Identified by the CDC as a “best evidence” intervention and selected by OAH as an eligible evidence-based Teen Pregnancy Prevention Intervention

An evidence-based comprehensive abstinence and safer-sex approach to teaching students about puberty, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), such as HIV, and pregnancy prevention.

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.” This is the current edition of Be Proud.

Strategies to Empower Youth to Reduce Their Risk for HIV/AIDS, STDs and Teen Pregnancy
Identified by the CDC as a “best evidence” intervention and selected by OAH as an eligible evidence-based Teen Pregnancy Prevention Intervention

[wpsc_product_slider category_id='18']An Evidence-Based Safer-Sex Approach to HIV/STDs and Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Chosen by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a “Program That Works.”

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

DVD to support HIV Risk Reduction Intervention for Teenage Women.

HIV Risk Reduction Intervention for Women in Primary Health Care Clinics

An evidence-based HIV/STD Risk Reduction Program for Women in Primary Health Care Clinic Settings.

An HIV Risk Reduction Intervention for teenage women in clinic settings, including schools and community based organizations. It is an original author adaption of Sister to Sister by Loretta Sweet Jemmott, PH.D., R.N., F.A.A.N., and John B. Jemmott III, PH.D.

A film based on the short story THE HARD WAY, written by a 14-year-old and winner of the HEAR ME National HIV/AIDS Story-Writing Contest. Two friends, Kenrick and Miguel, share everything except their philosophy on girls. Miguel is faithful to his one and only girlfriend, Renee. Kenrick is a player with “an appetite for girls”. When Kenrick confronts Miguel about not practicing safer sex, Miguel questions Kenrick’s status as a player. After Kenrick’s father pays him a visit and advises, “You are the choices you make, son. You have to ask yourself if you’re making the right choices”, Kenrick decides to get an HIV test. When Miguel decides to support Kenrick and get tested as well, we learn about personal vulnerability to HIV through surprising results.

MTV2 host Desi Sanchez and Jahmone Duhaney explain HIV and AIDS; how the virus is and is not transmitted, promotes an understanding for people who are HIV positive and offers teens strategies for negotiating abstinence and condom use as a primary means of HIV prevention.

The Subject Is: HIV Safer-Sex Version clearly discusses condoms and the importance of using them consistently and correctly each time in order to reduce risk of HIV and STDs.

This extensively researched program makes it easier to talk to students about puberty and sex. In a straightforward discussion, sex educators Bob Selverstone and Rhonda Wise offer reassuring answers to kids’ questions and correct potentially dangerous misinformation. Topics include: the physical and emotional aspects of puberty, sexual intercourse, AIDS, conception, masturbation, peer pressure, parenting and more.

Wrap It Up – Teen Condom Negotiation

After a visit to her local clinic, Iymani attempts to negotiate condom use for the first time with her monogamous partner, Justin. Using strategies designed to overcome Justin’s objections (“they don’t feel right”, “they don’t even work”, “I’m clean”, “why now?”), Iymani uses persistence, communication, and emphasis on mutual pleasure and safety to ensure she and Justin practice responsible sex.

9 Steps to Wrapping It Up

This short, friendly animation clearly illustrates 9 simple steps to correct condom use.

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 struggles for a way to discuss the issue of condoms with her partner.

Being Responsible for Ourselves (BRO) is a two part DVD program for African-American men who have sex with other men (MSM).

Training manual for use with Cuídate, a culturally-based program to reduce HIV sexual risk behavior among Latino youth.

This dramatic film portrays an African-American teen, Nicole, as she finds out that she has contracted a sexually transmitted disease (STD) by having unprotected sex, on a one night stand. As the story progresses, we watch Nicole struggle to decide whether or not to abstain from sex or use condoms to protect herself from contracting STDs in the future. In the end, Nicole and her boyfriend choose to abstain from sex, while her best friend makes a choice to always practice safer sex by using condoms.

Four fun loving teens discuss with candor and humor everything from cars to girls, pipes to needles and condoms to AIDS. Each confronts his own vulnerability to HIV transmissions and his responsibility for using condoms when they learn that their close friend Kenny has AIDS. The four friends compare experiences initiating condom use and challenge each others’ risk-taking behavior.

This program, for and about South African men, consists of three video segments on DVD in the Xhosa language.

A free comic published by the Hear Me Project, Tempted to Trust is a story of relationships and HIV/AIDS awareness.

MTV2 VJ and LatiNation host Desi Sanchez explains HIV and AIDS, including how the virus is and is not transmitted. This DVD also promotes an understanding of people who are HIV positive, and offers teens strategies for negotiating abstinence as a primary means of HIV prevention.