Cross-cultural perspectives on sexuality education

Article Abstract:

The status of sex education in European communities was examined to serve as basis of comparison for the US practices. Denmark and Sweden have had the most success in their liberal approach to sexual education reflected in their open discussion about sexual issues. The same is true with Belgium and Netherlands although they tend to view sex education as a way to prevent teenage pregnancy. Czechoslovakia and the former Soviet Union, on the other hand, regard it as an avenue for sexual repression.

Sex education, Europeans, Sex education for youth

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SEICUS forum on adolescent sexuality and popular culture

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of the events which took place at the SIECUS Forum on Adolescent Sexuality and Popular Culture held in February 2000. Themes discussed include competence in youth culture and media literacy.

Influence, Teenagers, Mass media, Teenage sexual behavior

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Understanding Hip-Hop culture and keeping it real

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the influence which Hip-Hop music exerts on the culture of the youth of America. The importance of achieving intergenerational understanding of Hip-Hop culture is discussed.

Popular music

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