Jane Fonda Center Reaserch

PROJECTS AND RESEARCH

The Jane Fonda Center understands that cross-culturally around the world young people have similar needs for explanations, reassurance, and guidance as they go through the physical and emotional changes associated with puberty. Although social expectations and mores vary, what is learned about helping youth at this time of transition may have global as well as local applications.

Key Projects


Reducing Media Influence On Teens	Reinforcing Abstinence Among 15 and 16 Year Olds	It Takes 2 For Better Adolescent Health	Overcoming Male Health Disparities


Georgia Adolescent Reproductive Health Education	Parents and Media	Digital Access For Low-Income Teens	Substance Use and Reproductive Health


Managing Pressures for High School Teens	Low-Income Parents and Computers	Understanding Influences of Poverty	Postponing Sexual Involvement


Female Health Exams	Birth Control Methods And Teens	Using Teens As Leaders	Helping Clinics Become Teen-Friendly


Middle School Youth Managing Pressures	Websites for Teens	Teen Problem Solving	Health-Focused Community Technology Centers


Male and Female Body Works	Summer Fellows Program	Sexually Transmitted Infections	Three Tier Approach

Teen Health Series: 19 Computer Presentations

In the Works


More Media Education	Centering Sex Education

PROJECTS AND RESEARCH

Key Projects

In the Works

ANNOUNCEMENTS November 21, 2009

ANNOUNCEMENTS

November 21, 2009