Porn Lock
My response to the porn opt-in idea from Ed Vaizey.
Subscription, Resources, What Do You Reckon?
Hey bishtraining fans So as you know I have bishUK.com, which I hope (eventually) to be a really good website for young people to learn about everything to do with sex and relationships. That is free for young people to access and always will be. But I don’t earn any money from it š So[…]
Ideas on Sex-Positive Ways to Teach STIs
How to teach STIs and Safer Sex in a sex-positive way.
Sex-Positive Sex-Ed: there’s no money in it!
You may have noticed that my resources and website for young people contains some pretty racey stuff. Porn, teaching young people how to have sex and how to have amazing non entry sex, how the clitoris and G spot actually work as well as the other usual stuff about how to use condoms and have[…]
Working With Young Men in Sexual Health Settings 2
Young men are reluctant users of sexual health and contraceptive services, particularly for preventive reasons. If young men have symptoms of a STI then they will probably end up at a GUM service eventually but it is important for all services to send out positive signals to young men so that they attend our services[…]
Working With Young Men In Sexual Health Services Part One
Over the last 14 years I’ve run projects which have aimed to increase access to sexual health services, condoms, information and advice for young men – as well as challenging the problematic values and attitudes they sometimes have.Ā This manual draws on best practice and research as well as my own personal experiences of effective[…]
Social Networking and Sexual Health Projects
(Originally posted over at youth work online click here) Social networking for and with young people around sex and relationships involves many challenges. These challenges are more to do with our society’s attitudes towards sex and sexuality rather than the technology itself and are similar to the challenges we face ‘in the real world.’ Engaging[…]
You’re Welcome: Free Resources
You are probably more than aware of You’re Welcome (link) and you may even be working towards accreditation for your clinic or ‘been there done that’. I regard young people friendly services as being an on-going process rather than an event and I think that the best services are always looking to be critical of[…]
