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 prevent 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. 14 minutes

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 prevent 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. 14 minutes

Safety Skills for Children. Children need safety skills to protect themselves from sexual abuse. Used by thousands of teachers, this video gives children the skills and information they need to avoid abusive situations. In a simple, gentle and reassuring way, this film uses animated characters within real settings to provide straightforward and non-threatening demonstrations of assertiveness. No More Secrets helps children learn how to say NO, how to tell a trusted adult and how to talk about problems they face. Available in open captions and Spanish versions. 13 minutes.

Increasing Male Responsibility. Vincent and Arty are different in background and age and have different views on a lot of things. But they both agree that being a teenage father is not for them. Both effectively deliver the messages that postponing is okay, staying in school is important and taking responsibility for birth control is a must. 16 minutes

Dating Violence. In this candid and sometimes chilling video, young people tell their experiences with violence, abuse and assault. Young men describe circumstances when they have found themselves unwittingly abusers out of control. The tales they tell reveal what can happen when sexual stereotyping, double standards and “macho myths” are taken to their most dangerous and violent conclusion. 13 minutes

Sexual Harassment 101 clearly defines what sexual harassment is and helps young people understand its causes and effects; dispels harmful myths and stereotypes; encourages young women to build alliances; presents strong female and male role models who expect and give respectful treatment; provides tools for setting limits and effective strategies for dealing with harrassers. 27 minutes

A 4 1/2 hour group intervention for adolescent women.

HIV Risk Reduction Intervention for Teenage Women in Primary Health Care Clinics. Evidence-Based. Chosen by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a “REP Project”

DVD to support HIV Risk Reduction Intervention for Teenage Women.

HIV Risk Reduction Intervention for Women in Prinary Health Care Clinics. Evidence-Based. Chosen by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a “REP Project”

HIV Risk Reduction Intervention for Women in Primary Health Care Clinics

A free brochure about Select Media.

LET US PROTECT OUR FUTURE! 8 Modules and includes games and dolls.

Three video/dvd programs for and about South African Men in the Xhosa language. Please call the Marketing Department for pricing and ordering information.

A film that explores the option of adoption for pregnant African-American teenagers. When Tanisha, a high school track star, learns that she is 17 weeks pregnant, she explores what options are available to her. 21 minutes

Combines problem solving and skills- building techniques with basic HIV/AIDS education. Students from 4th-7th grade are coached on how to avoid negative peer pressure and provides them with the answers and tools they need to avoid the behaviors which place them at risk of HIV infection as they grow older. 14 minutes

A film based on the short story THE HARD WAY, written by 14-year-old Shawn Nabors of Brooklyn, NY, winner of the 2004/5 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. 18 minutes

The Hear Me Project Story Writing Contest. The HEAR ME contest was launched in 2004 after a spike in HIV rates among youth was reported. The HEAR ME contest motivates young people to think about their personal vulnerability to HIV/AIDS. Since 2004, the number of entries has surpassed 10,000. A survey of this years contest participants demonstrated that 89% are now more aware of their vulnerability to HIV/AIDS, while 88% said they are now more knowledgeable about HIV. For more info visit hearmeproject.org.

This five time award-winning video is recommended for use with the Be Proud! Be Responsible! curriculum and Making Proud Choices! curriculum. Host Rae Dawn Chong explains HIV and AIDS, how the virus is and is not transmitted, promotes an understanding for people who are HIV positive and offers teen strategies for negotiating abstinence as a primary means of HIV prevention. 16 minutes

The Teen Files: The Truth About Sex forces teens to face the hard-hitting realities of having sex too young, including unwanted pregnancies and STDs. Two teens discuss the struggles of becoming parents at a young age, while another couple faces the possibility that they could be pregnant. A group of teenagers tour a microbiology lab, where hundreds of cases of sexually transmitted diseases are diagnosed each year, and they participate in a mock AIDs test. Lisa, a 33-year-old heterosexual woman shares her story about having full blown AIDs. 45 minutes

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 physicial and emotional aaspects of puberty, sexual intercourse, AIDS, conception, masturbation, peer pressure, parenting and more. 60 minutes

Produced by Bank Street College Education, this video is intended to be used as part of the Project Health Choices substance-use prevention and education curriculum in grades K-2. The video is divided into three short interactive segments, specially designed to help students develop decision-making and problem-solving skills related to the avoidance of substance-use. 11 minutes.

HIV/AIDS Prevention for Very High-Risk Youth. This video portrays the painful story of a dangerous day-in-the-life of a group of kids living on the streets. Their encounters with drugs, sex, HIV, AIDS, pregnancy and death are drawn from the real stories of young people across the country. Word on the Street suggests to disaffected youth that they can take steps toward better health and body wellness. 18 minutes

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