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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.
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.
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.