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Teen Pregnancy Prevention - Useful Websites
Advocates for Youth – Information for adolescents, parents and health professionals about sexual and reproductive health.
Campaign for Our Children – Tools for parents, educators, public health professionals and local government officials for developing research-based messages and educational media campaigns about adolescent preventive health issues.
Can We Talk? – community program designed to help parents talk with their children about healthy relationships and sexuality.
Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – Adolescent Health: the State of the Nation.
Center for Disease Control’s Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System – Data useful in program design.
Child Trends – Project descriptions, facts, and research briefs about child and youth indicators, including adolescent pregnancy and childbearing.
MEDLINEplus – Selective list of authoritative health information sources about adolescent pregnancy for consumers and health professionals.
National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy – Resources for health professionals and policymakers, parents, adolescents and faith communities.
National Center in Maternal and Child Health’s Knowledge Path for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention – Up-to-date listings of the Web’s best resources, multimedia resources, and information databases.
Oregon Department of Education Healthy and Successful Students’ Team – Information on state laws, best practices and no-cost curriculum training for teachers.
Department of Human Services Pregnancy Prevention – Includes The Oregon Teen Pregnancy Prevention Action Agenda which is the blueprint for Oregon communities wanting to help young people avoid risky behaviors, and links to finding pregnancy prevention programs and contacts by area.
Planned Parenthood Federation of America – Information for health professionals, advocates, and consumers about family planning, sexual health, and sexuality education.
School Health Education Clearinghouse – Links to facts, statistics, state mandates, organizations, evaluation and research reports, curricula, and other resources about adolescent pregnancy for professionals seeding school health information for middle-, high- and college-aged youth.
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