This report presents findings from a study that explored effective approaches to digital sexual health promotion with young people. We were interested in how young people engage in online environments with topics of sex, sexuality, sexual health, relationships and bodies. We also aimed to identify innovative approaches to online sexual literacy education and sexual health promotion, and to explore ways to maximise the potential of the internet to support classroombased relationships and sexuality education (RSE).
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