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The STI Adventures

The STI Adventures has been created to provide an interactive opportunity to learn about sexually transmitted infections (also known as STIs) and their effect on fertility, pregnancy, and newborn babies. The project is recommended for middle and high school students.

Adobe Flash is required to access the project. Click here for the free download.

If you are interested in having a presentation on how to use this e-learning project with your class or youth group, please contact Jackie Eaton by email at jeaton@preventioninstitute.sk.ca or call 306-655-2458.

The STI Adventures E-Learning Presentation

HIV and Pregnancy PowerPoint Presentations

To promote further awareness of HIV in Saskatchewan, the Saskatchewan Prevention Institute has created three PowerPoint presentations to be used to educate about HIV and Pregnancy.

If you require an electronic version in PowerPoint in order to customize your presenation, please contact Jackie Eaton at jeaton@preventioninstitute.sk.ca

Planning a Pregnancy When Living with HIV

Pregnant and Diagnosed with HIV

A New Mom and Living with HIV

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FASDlive 2012: 4 Reasons to Embrace Social Media during this Conference

The countdown to FASDlive 2012 begins! With only a week left until the live event, we would like to encourage you to participate on social media whether or not you can attend in person. Twitter is a tool we are using before, during, and after the conference to help share and expand upon the knowledge this event will provide. Here are 4 ways you can participate and learn about using Twitter for FASDlive 2012.

FASDlive 2012: Our Master of Ceremonies

Over the past few weeks, we have shared information about some of our presenters. For a slight change of pace, we would like to share information about our Master of Ceremonies, Myles Himmelreich.

Just How Many People Have an FASD?

When talking about the number of people who have a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), the statistic of 1 in 100 is commonly used. It is often followed by a caution that rates most likely are higher. It can also be confusing because when talking about Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS), a diagnosis under the umbrella of FASD, the statistic is usually a number out of 1000.

FASDlive 2012: Featured Speakers 2

People from across Canada are registering for FASDlive 2012. This conference will provide a wonderful opportunity to learn from others in the FASD field and network with people doing similar work. In this week's post we feature two speakers from the conference, Diane Malbin, who will deliver the keynote speech "Shift Happens," and Dr. Peter Butt, who will present a session about Canada's National Low Risk Drinking Guidelines.

FASDlive 2012: Featured Sessions 1

People from across Canada are registering for FASDlive 2012. This conference will provide a wonderful opportunity to learn from others in the FASD field and network with people doing similar work. We are pleased to announce two new sessions for FASDlive 2012: one by motivational speaker Myles Himmelreich and a mother daughter story conveyed through Photovoice.