Sex, Ethics, and Young People brings together research and practice on sexuality and violence prevention education. Carmody focuses on showing how the challenges faced by young people negotiating their sexual lives can be addressed by a six week interactive skill based Sex and Ethics Program.

How can young people negotiate their sexual lives with both pleasure and safety? Sex and Ethics: the sexual ethics education program for young people is an innovative approach to addressing this complex issue. It is designed for young women and men aged 16-25 years and aims to increase their knowledge and skills in ethical intimacy and reduce unwanted, coerced or pressured sex. Sessions include activites on sexual ethics, pressures to be sexual, non-verbal and verbal communication skills, alcohol and its impact on ethical negotiation, ethical consent, negotiating conflicting desires and needs in relationships, breaking up and ethical bystander skills. The program also provides learning objectives for each of the six lessons, educator's notes including detailed instructions on how to run each activity, handouts, worksheets and overheads for each session and suggested readings for educators. This program can be run in schools, Universities, community organisations or any other location working with young people.

Many young people are beginning their sexual lives early. But how can they negotiate their sexual lives with both pleasure and safety? Sexuality education is common in many countries but despite this, young people often feel this education fails to provide them with the knowledge and skills they need to negotiate sex ethically. Sex & Ethics: young people and ethical sex, cultivated from interviews and research with people aged 16-25 from rural and urban Australia, argues for a new approach to sexuality and sexual assault prevention education based on developing skills in ethical intimacy. The long term follow-up of the sexual ethics education program demonstrates a significant positive impact on young people's lives. Sex & Ethics will be of particular interest to sexuality and violence prevention researchers, educators and practitioners and all people who work with or care for young people.

This pack focuses on showing how the challenges faced by young people negotiating their sexual lives can be addressed. It considers how to address the prevention of sexual violence with dating relationships, providing a framework to help young people make ethical decisions in which they take care of themselves and are also mindful and respectful of others. The pack consists of a 200 page book (Sex & Ethics: Young People and Ethical Sex), and a 180 page education programe (Sex & Ethics: The Sexual Ethics Education Program for Young People).

Pedagogies of Possibility for Negotiating Sexuality Education with Young People offers a sustained and critical consideration of the possibilities and politics of engaging with young people in the redevelopment and delivery of contemporary approaches to Sexuality Education.

How can young people negotiate their sexual lives with both pleasure and safety? Sex and Ethics: the sexual ethics education program for young people is an innovative approach to addressing this complex issue. It is designed for young women and men aged 16-25 years and aims to increase their knowledge and skills in ethical intimacy and reduce unwanted, coerced or pressured sex. Sessions include activites on sexual ethics, pressures to be sexual, non-verbal and verbal communication skills, alcohol and its impact on ethical negotiation, ethical consent, negotiating conflicting desires and needs in relationships, breaking up and ethical bystander skills. The program also provides learning objectives for each of the six lessons, educator's notes including detailed instructions on how to run each activity, handouts, worksheets and overheads for each session and suggested readings for educators. This program can be run in schools, Universities, community organisations or any other location working with young people.

This pack focuses on showing how the challenges faced by young people negotiating their sexual lives can be addressed. It considers how to address the prevention of sexual violence with dating relationships, providing a framework to help young people make ethical decisions in which they take care of themselves and are also mindful and respectful of others. The pack consists of a 200 page book (Sex & Ethics: Young People and Ethical Sex), and a 180 page education programe (Sex & Ethics: The Sexual Ethics Education Program for Young People).