RE: Re: STI's curriculum for Latinos

[Guest guest]

The Hesperian Foundation books Where there is No Doctor and Where Women Have No Doctor have good information. They also have women's health newsletters on their website (www.hesperian.org), one of which is about HIV/AIDS. Their books are even available online. Another good curriculum resource I have used is "Nosotras Viviremos" by the National Coalition of Advocates for Students, though I'm not sure where you can get it (try an internet search, maybe).

Candace Kugel, CRNP, CNM

Migrant Clinicians Network

878 N. St.

State College, PA 16803

814-238-6566 (fax and phone)

ckugel@...

www.migrantclinician.org

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of o AstorgaSent: Tuesday, October 17, 2006 1:14 PM Subject: [ ] Re: STI's curriculum for Latinos

Hello Everyone!

Hope this note finds you doing well!

I am developing an educational curriculum based on the popular education theory. I am looking for an STI's curriculum for Latinos.

Please send me your suggestions and/or links.

Namaste,

o Astorga

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[Guest guest]

Hola o!

I run a teen health program for migrant farmworker teens and we have used parts of a curriculum called "Nosotras Viviremos" and addresses HIV/AIDS, STIs, sexual decision making and sexual abuse. Its target audience Latina migrant farmworking youth and also offers a component to involve mothers of the youth. It was developed by the National Coalition of Advocates for Students (100 Boylston Street, Suite 808, Boston, MA 02116-4610; phone: 617-351-8507). We have an edition from 2001, although there might be updated versions.

We also have HIV/AIDS and STI curriculum in our Infórmate Teen Health Program Manual/Teaching notes that you can download free of charge from www.migranthealth.org. We also have information/activities that are focused on adult education in our Camp Health Aide Manual/Teaching notes that is also on the website.

¡Buena Suerte!

Saludos,

Amy

Amy , Program Director Infórmate Teen Health ProgramMigrant Health Promotion 224 West Michigan Avenue Saline, Michigan 48176 Phone: 734.944.0244 Fax: 734.944.1405 Website: www.migranthealth.org afrank@...

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of Candace KugelSent: Monday, October 23, 2006 5:53 PM Subject: RE: [ ] Re: STI's curriculum for Latinos

The Hesperian Foundation books Where there is No Doctor and Where Women Have No Doctor have good information. They also have women's health newsletters on their website (www.hesperian.org), one of which is about HIV/AIDS. Their books are even available online. Another good curriculum resource I have used is "Nosotras Viviremos" by the National Coalition of Advocates for Students, though I'm not sure where you can get it (try an internet search, maybe).

Candace Kugel, CRNP, CNM

Migrant Clinicians Network

878 N. St.

State College, PA 16803

814-238-6566 (fax and phone)

ckugelmigrantclinician (DOT) org

www.migrantclinician.org

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of o AstorgaSent: Tuesday, October 17, 2006 1:14 PM Subject: [ ] Re: STI's curriculum for Latinos

Hello Everyone!

Hope this note finds you doing well!

I am developing an educational curriculum based on the popular education theory. I am looking for an STI's curriculum for Latinos.

Please send me your suggestions and/or links.

Namaste,

o Astorga

Namaste!

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