GCAPP is a nonprofit organization that offers comprehensive sexual education and empowers youth to make healthy decisions related to their physical, mental, and sexual wellness. Their Parental Toolkit can help you navigate topics like sexting, sexuality, and cyberbullying with teens.

Two comprehensive guides created for parents and educators to start a discussion with young people about equality, healthy relationships, and gender discrimination. These toolboxes have great ideas with a host of meaningful tips to start the conversation.

Relation-Shift is proud to have contributed to these free materials! Three 40-minute lessons, including videos and conversation starters to teach 8th-12th graders about sexual bullying, consent, and healthy attitudes to prevent and respond to sexual violence and harassment.

Teaching Tolerance has hundreds of free resources for K-12 educators and practitioners who want to learn how to shape inclusive policies, empower vulnerable students, and help students explore identity, diversity, and social justice. Access texts, webinars, and lesson plans addressing gender and sexual identity, bullying and bias, race and ethnicity, and much more!

The Start with Respect Campaign offers tips and guidance for teen men about how to build and have respectful relationships/sexual relationships with women.

Youth Activist Prevention Toolkit, a project of the Florida Commission Against Domestic Violence’s Youth Advisory Board, is for students who wish to raise awareness about teen dating violence and prevent its occurrence in their schools and communities.