A comprehensive resource designed to support effective sex education delivery. The guide incorporates evidence-based practices specifically developed for students with intellectual disability and on the autism spectrum. It features ready-to-use lesson plans covering essential topics from relationships and consent to sexual health and personal safety.

This report focuses on New South Wales respondents to the Australian Study of Health and Relationships and findings related to sexually transmissible infections. It notes further efforts to de-stigmatise sexual and reproductive health are vital to establishing it as a recognised aspect of overall health and wellbeing.

A survey exploring young Australians' attitudes to gender, sex, relationships and pornography finds that young people are accessing pornographic material earlier than previously reported, and that early exposure can have significant negative impacts. The report recommends measures governments can take to reduce harm to children and young people.

This report examines young people’s relationships, sex lives and experiences of disrespect and violence. The research reveals 90 per cent of young women in Australia view sexual assault as 'inevitable' and calls for greater sexual education in schools and universities.

While concern for people with disability has been growing in some comprehensive sexuality education settings, the quality of education in these spaces is variable and typically accommodations for people with disability are not made. The lack of accessibility fosters few opportunities to learn about and practise skills related to establishing and maintaining social relationships, including...