A Pornography Literacy Program for Adolescents

Emily F. Rothman · Nicole Daley

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Sexuality, Behavior, and Technology Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Literacy, Media, and Education

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In 2016, in response to concern about the impact of pornography on adolescents, the Boston Public Health Commission partnered with a university researcher to develop a nine-session media literacy curriculum on pornography for adolescents. The curriculum was pilot-tested with five small classes of adolescents between 2016 and 2019 (n = 31). Many adult teachers of sex education also expressed interest in being trained to use the curriculum, so our team has now trained 300 adults to use it.

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