Pills and diaphragms and condoms, oh my! Learn about the different forms of birth control available, including each method’s effectiveness, cost, and risks and benefits. Examples of different methods are passed around for participants to examine.

You don’t want another lecture. Learn about safer sex the fun way! Safer Sex Bingo covers common STDs, Birth control methods and healthy relationship concepts in a fun, interactive game. No computer equipment is required for this presentation. Includes condom demonstration activity and Q & A.

Learn about what counts as sex, risk behaviors of college students, and ways to reduce risk. This program presents positive steps students can take to reduce their risk of STIs and unplanned pregnancy, whether that means abstinence or safer sex. Learn about the effectiveness and cost of condoms, and explore the different styles, brands, and materials. A fun, interactive exercise with the audience is used to demonstrate proper condom use.

Got a question about sex? Is it silly, serious, or just curious? In this program, participants submit anonymous questions about sex and sexuality and then have them answered. Questions can be collected at the program or submitted in advance.

Learn about STIs, risk behaviors among college students, and ways to reduce risk. Gain in-depth information about three of the most common STIs: genital herpes, human papillomavirus (HPV), and chlamydia. Cause, transmission, symptoms, detection, and treatment are described for each infection. Best suited for a lecture setting, such as a classroom.

Learn about testicular cancer and how to perform testicular self-exam. Testicular models will be provided for demonstration and practice. Statistics, risk factors, and symptoms will be discussed.

Learn about breast cancer and how to perform breast self-exam. Breast models will be provided for demonstration and practice. Also learn about what to expect during a gynecological exam and the important role it plays for women’s health.

The Lafayette Crisis Center Speaker Squad will facilitate this program. Their general program focuses on definitions of rape, aspects of date rape, rape risk reduction techniques, and how to help someone who was raped. Programs can be tailored to include information on rape trauma syndrome, drug-facilitated sexual assault, how to help stop rape in our society, the services of Rape Survivor Advocates, and/or how to become a volunteer at the Crisis Center.