Resources

      ...for agencies & organizations

...and now a NEW EDITION for SCHOOLS

Note: if you are a
school that has already purchased a curriculum,
you do not need to re-purchase the school edition.
Just click here to download your free supplemental
"tips for working with parents".

Sexuality Education for People with
Developmental Disabilities
Curriculum

This one of a kind curriculum is designed for teams of self advocates, staff and teachers to co-teach together. This 350-page cognitively accessible curriculum includes 20 lessons, scripts, handouts, and teaching tools. Plus it has a manual that provides tips on how to establish a sexuality education class and how to be an effective, engaging sexuality educator. It also outlines challenges when teaching this topic and offers tactics to overcome them. This curriculum has everything you will need to get started.

Click on table of contents
Click on sample lesson plan - Moving from Friend to Partner
Click on Sexual Self Advocacy handout
Download supplement "Tips for Working With Parents"

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To order 20 or more copies, email me to make arrangements for a discount.
disabilityworkshops@myfairpoint.net

Articles

Impact is published by the Institute on Community Integration (UCEDD), and the Research and Training Center on Community Living and Employment, College of Education and Human Development, University of Minnesota. This is a feature issue on sexuality and people with intellectual, developmental, and other disabilities.

The Riot, a national e-newletter from the Self Advocate Leadership Network at HSRI
Issue titled Intimate Relationships

GULP! Talking with your kids about sexuality.
This newsletter is for parent of young and grown kids with developmental disabilities from Planned Parenthood of Northern New England

Web sites

www.srcp.org
Sexuality Resource Center for Parents(SRCP) is a new website for parents who want to do a better job when it comes to teaching their children about human sexuality. SRCP is for parents of children with typical development, parents of children with developmental disabilities, and parents of children with physical disabilities.

www.plannedparenthood.org
This website is the site for Planned Parenthood Federation of America and has access to local Planned Parenthood health center. You can find health information and tools for parents and educators.

www.sexualhealth.com
This website has information on sexuality, but also specific information on sexuality and disability and chronic illness.

www.seriouslysexuality.com
This website is for young people and covers many topics related to sexuality.

www.diverse-city.com
This website is for a small publishing company that supports the rights of people with disabilities. If you click on video sets, you will see a list of educational videos about the rights of people with disabilities including their right to be sexual