STI Literacy: Testing, Prevention, Treatment, and Sexual Health
STI literacy is the ability to understand and use reliable information about sexually transmitted infections, including transmission, testing, prevention, treatment, and communication.
STI literacy is the ability to understand and use reliable information about sexually transmitted infections, including transmission, testing, prevention, treatment, and communication.
Anatomy literacy is the ability to understand and use accurate information about body structures, including sexual and reproductive anatomy, health, and normal variation.
Consent literacy is the ability to understand, communicate, recognize, and apply consent, boundaries, capacity, and voluntary agreement in sexual and intimate situations.
Relationship literacy is the ability to understand and apply knowledge about communication, consent, trust, boundaries, intimacy, conflict, and healthy relationships.
Pleasure literacy is the ability to understand and communicate about sexual pleasure, arousal, preferences, comfort, consent, and individual sexual differences.
Porn literacy education teaches people to critically evaluate pornography as media and distinguish sexual entertainment from real-life consent, health, and relationships.
School-based sex education provides structured learning about bodies, puberty, relationships, consent, reproduction, sexual health, identity, and online safety.
Parent-led sex education involves parents or guardians teaching children about bodies, puberty, relationships, consent, sexual health, values, and online safety.
Sexual health literacy is the ability to find, understand, evaluate, and use reliable information about STIs, safer sex, sexual function, consent, and healthcare.
Reproductive health literacy is the ability to find, understand, evaluate, and use reliable information about fertility, contraception, pregnancy, and reproductive healthcare.