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By: Administration for Children & Families
Access trauma-informed resources specific to sexual assault victims, and learn how to implement trauma-informed practices.
The Guide to Trauma-Informed Sex Education provides facilitators, educators, and youth-serving professionals with concrete strategies for integrating a trauma-informed approach into sex ed and pregnancy prevention programming.
Ensure students aren't surprised by materials that include sexual content, such as library books or classroom novels. If you are covering material about sexual violence — such as reading a book or watching a movie that contains scenes of sexual violence — consider giving students a warning about the potentially distressing content of the material. Give students the opportunity to leave the room if necessary. Adding a brief note to a syllabus about such content and available resources can make a real difference in students’ lives.
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