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» CDN Breast Cancer Foundation - Free Materials for Youth
» WeKnowSex.ca
» Health in Common Manitoba
» Female Condom Insertion Diagram
» Take a Look - Female Reproductive Anatomy
» Cervix Check, Cancer Care Manitoba
» MB Healthy Living - Healthy Sexuality
» Think Again
» Female Sexual Dysfunction: A New Medical Myth
» Canadian Rainbow Health Coalition
» What You Need to Know About STI
» Drug Injection And The Spread Of HIV/AIDS
» Abortion: The Medical Procedure
» World Health Organization - Female Genital Cutting
» Teenwire - Planned Parenthood Of America
» Sexuality Information by the Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
» Rainbow Resource Centre
» Questions & Answers
» Planned Parenthood Toronto's Youth and Sexuality Site
» Canadian Women's Health Network
» Canadian Federation for Sexual Health
» Canadian Abortion Rights Action League
» Canadian AIDS Society
» Breast Check, CancerCare Manitoba
» Women's Health Clinic

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Pamphlets And Fact Sheets
Keeping Your Body Healthy (reproductive tract infections)
One pamphlet containing info on reproductive tract infections in English, Amharic, Arabic, French, Oromo, Somali, Spanish, Swahili & Tigrigna
Adapting to the Changes in Sex as You Get Older
Women - Taking Care of Ourselves Fact Sheet in Oromo
Women - Taking Care of Ourselves - Fact Sheet in Somali
Teen Clinics - Winnipeg
Teen Clinics - Rural and Northern Manitoba
Tips for Toys
What You Should Know About Sexual Reproduction
What You Should Know About Reproductive & Sexual Rights
What You Should Know About Bacterial Vaginosis
Healthy Relationships
Testosterone Patch for Women
Older Women Loving Safely
Sexuality - Just What Are We Talking About
Clinics and Phone Lines - Winnipeg / Manitoba
Female Genital Mutilation: Prevalence and Distribution
Working With Women And Girls Who Have Experienced Female Genital Cutting/Female Genital Mutiliation - Culturally Sensitive Counselling
Sexuality Education Resource Centre Policy on Female Genital Cuting/Female Genital Mutilation (FGC/FGM)
Health Effects Of Female Genital Cutting/Female Genital Mutilation
 
Additional Resources
The Little Black Book
The Little Black Book (LBB) is a resource developed by youth for youth. It increases young people's ability to access information and community resources. The LBB addresses a range of topics including job safety, tobacco use, drinking and using drugs, budgeting, suicide prevention and sexual health. The book is intended for students in Grade 9 to 12.
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Reports
Our Selves Our Daughters 2010-11 Final Report
Our Selves Our Daughters: Community Engagement & Consultations Report
Our Selves Our Daughters - Phase 1 Activities Overview & Phase 2 Project Outline
Our Selves, Our Daughters Phase 1 Final Report
Sexual Health In Canada: Baseline 2007
Abridged version of the comprehensive, national report on Canadians' sexual and reproductive health compiled by Canadian Federation for Sexual Health. For the complete report, go to http://www.cfsh.ca.
 
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Information & Articles
» What is Female Genital Cutting?
Female Genital Cutting (FGC), also known as Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a traditional practice dating back to 500 BC that involves the cutting or removal of parts of healthy external female genital organs. The reasons for FGC vary in different countries and are associated with perceptions of culture, health, beauty, and moral and social acceptability.
 
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