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South Asian Regional Conference: Responding to the Needs of Out Of School Adolescents Experiences

UNESCO New Delhi and Plan India, 2011 UNESCO New Delhi along with Plan India had organized a conference in New Delhi from 1-3 March 2011 on the learning and development needs of out of school adolescents’ with the overall objective to contribute to the thinking on Goal 3 (Promote learning and life skills for young people and adults) of the Education For All (EFA) Goals using the experiences of existing governmental/non governmental efforts in the South Asian Region.

The Story of Love to improve sexual and reproductive health of young migrants

Only 47 per cent of migrants in Mae Sot, Thailand’s Tak province are currently being reached by government and NGO-run HIV and AIDS programmes (Jitthai et al, 2010). A new partnership between UNESCO Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for Education and Plan International Thailand seeks to fill this gap.

We are young and we are waiting for the world to change

The session took place during the Asia-Pacific High-level Intergovernmental Meeting on the Assessment of Progress against Commitments in the Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS and the Millennium Development Goals on 8 February 2011 at the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok, Thailand.

"Fast Car: Travelling Safely around the World" Now Available in Chinese language

The Fast Car: Travelling Safely around the World, a racing game that helps the game players to learn about HIV and AIDS prevention and takes them on a tour of some of the World's Heritage sites.

"Healthy Sexuality" Exhibition positively impacts both teachers and students in Thailand

A recent evaluation of the “Healthy Sexuality: The Story of Love” Exhibition at National Science Museum (NSM) of Thailand revealed interesting findings with potential implications for sexuality education efforts throughout the Asia-Pacific region. The museum exhibition was found to positively impact knowledge on key sexuality concepts among both students and teachers.

Talking sexuality education raises teachers in China’s confidence

Sexuality education is now introduced to three teacher training universities in China benefitting over 900 teacher students, thanks to a UNESCO-supported project.

Review of policies and strategies to implement and scale up sexuality education in Asia and the Pacific

Sexuality education provides young people with critical information and skills to safeguard their sexual and reproductive health. This review examines the existing frameworks present in the Asia-Pacific region to implement and scale up sexuality education. It includes a systematic review of over 300 national policies, laws, strategic plans on HIV, education, population and reproductive health, and youth in 28 countries in Asia and the Pacific.

Launch of Tertiary HIV e-Learning Distance Course (February – March 2012)

UNESCO Office, Jakarta in collaboration with University of Indonesia will launch the Tertiary HIV e-Learning Distance Course, linking 22 Universities around the nation, including two in Papua and one in Timor-Leste, with Health Promotion and HIV Prevention education. The course will be conducted in Bahasa Indonesia language.

HIV Youth Online Quiz in Indonesia – 25 Mobile Phone Prizes! (January to March 2012)

UNESCO Office, Jakarta, under funds from UNAIDS, in collaboration with University of Indonesia and youth group ARI (Independent Youth Alliance) launched an online HIV quiz.

Medical Students Worldwide Getting to Zero: World AIDS Day Video

This video resource has been produced by the Standing Committee on Reproductive Health including HIV/AIDS (SCORA) within the International Federation of Medical Student's Associations. SCORA develops and promotes medical students' empowerment and activities aimed at improving sexual and reproductive health and rights led by students for the benefit of their communities.

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