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| Community College Faculty Talk About Preventing Unplanned Pregnancy As part of the American Association of Community Colleges’ (AACC) Make It Personal: College Completion project, several colleges have been developing strategies to improve student success by addressing pregnancy planning, prevention and healthy relationships. Learn how faculty have incorporated the topic of preventing unplanned pregnancy into their courses, why it has been a good fit in the classroom, and how talking about it engages students and helps them complete college. Watch the video Learn more about the project |
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Contraception 101: A Capitol Hill Brieifing |
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A Crucial Connection: Working Together to Address Teen Pregnancy Among Youth in Foster Care (2010) |
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Fathers Too Soon In coordination with the Channel One Network, The National Campaign has developed two three-part educational DVDs based on a series originally created and aired on the Channel One Network. The video, "Fathers Too Soon" explore the lives of several teen parents.Download the discussion guide. Purchase the video. (also available as a package with "Mothers Too Soon") |
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| Mothers Too Soon In coordination with the Channel One Network, The National Campaign has developed two three-part educational DVDs based on a series originally created and aired on the Channel One Network. This DVD, "Mothers Too Soon", explore the lives of several teen parents and runs for approximately 15 minutes. "Mothers Too Soon" provides a first-hand look at how a teen pregnancy impacts the lives of these teens, their children, and their families. Download the discussion guide. Purchase the video. (also available as a package with "Fathers Too Soon") |
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Planning Your Future – A Discussion about Sex, Pregnancy and Parenthood |
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| Stay Joven PSAs These PSAs are part of the Stay Joven digital media project, which provides Latino youth an opportunity to share their views on what they want for the future. Videos are fully embeddable and for public use (provided that The National Campaign is cited as the source where appropriate). For questions or concerns, please contact Carlos Pinto. Visit the Stay Joven PSA webpage |
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| Stay Teen This series of ads, released in May 2007 and tied together with the theme "Stay Teen," is a bold, innovative approach to delivering a teen pregnancy prevention message to young people that will work well in the media environments where they spend the most time: on TV, online and in print media. They were created by teens for teens. Rather than telling teens what not to do, the Stay Teen ads encourage them to enjoy their teen years, embrace who they are right now, and revel in the fact that they don't have the responsibilities of pregnancy and parenting. The ads rely on peers talking to one another about why it's important to wait for pregnancy and parenthood. Stay Teen’s central idea: You’re a teen. Stay that way. Visit StayTeen.org to view the ads. |
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| Too Young In the award-winning Too Young video, teen parents from a variety of backgrounds share their stories and – in their ownwords–offer their candid views about the difficulties they have faced.Their compelling stories make clear that teen pregnancy is closely linked to a host of other problems for teens and their babies – including welfare dependency, health problems, absent fathers, educational failure, and more. Visit the Too Young webpage |
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| What 20-Somethings are Saying About Unplanned Pregnancy Developed as part of The National Campaign's launch in May 2007, this brief video provides interview clips with young adults on their views about sex, relationships, and unplanned pregnancy. View the video |
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