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  • Adolescent Health
  • Family Planning
  • Family Planning and STD Hotline
  • Minnesota's Healthy Teen Initiative
  • Sexual Violence Prevention Program
  • Student Parent Support Initiative
Contact Info
Personal Responsibility Education Program
651-201-3650
health.mch@state.mn.us

Contact Info

Personal Responsibility Education Program
651-201-3650
health.mch@state.mn.us

Personal Responsibility Education Program
Minnesota Evidenced-Based Curricula

The following are evidence-based and evidence-informed curricula selected by FYSB and MDH/MN PREP staff. Selected grantees may consider supplementing the core curriculum to reflect their unique needs as long as these additions are done with "fidelity" and are not inconsistent with other program requirements. 

NOTE: Fidelity - faithfulness with which a curriculum or program is implemented; that is, how well the program is implemented without compromising its core content, pedagogical, and implementation components which are essential for the program's effectiveness.

General Adaptation Guidance: A Guide to Adapting Evidence-Based Sexual Health Curricula

  • All 4 You!

    All4You! is a program to prevent HIV, STIs, and pregnancy. The program also aims to change key determinants related to sexual risk taking, such as attitudes, beliefs and perceived norms. It consists of 9 skills-based classroom lessons and 5 service-learning visits in the community.

    Target Population: Youth in Alternative Schools
    Age: 14-18 (High School)
    Setting: In-school; Community-Based Setting
    Program Duration: 26 hours per year, 14 sessions total
    Cost: $399.99

  • Be Proud! Be Responsible! Be Protective!

    Be Proud! Be Responsible! Be Protective! is a program targeting pregnant and parenting teens. The curriculum emphasizes the role of maternal protectiveness in motivating adolescents to make healthy sexual decisions and decrease risky sexual behavior. It also encourages adolescents to take on sexual responsibility and accountability and increases awareness of the effects of HIV/AIDS on urban communities and their children.

    Target Population: Pregnant and Parenting Teens
    Age: 14-18
    Setting: Community based
    Program Duration: Eight lessons, 60 minutes per lesson
    Cost: $645.00

  • FLASH

    FLASH is designed to prevent teen pregnancy, STIs, sexual violence, and to increase knowledge about the reproductive system and puberty. Updated high school lessons include assessments, standards alignment, and an array of interactive and developmentally appropriate activities.

    Target Population: any
    Age: 14-18 (High School)
    Setting: Community-based, School
    Program Duration: 15 lessons, 50 minutes per lesson 
    Cost: $50.00/year for online access

  • IN·clued

    The IN·clued program is an evidence-based sexual health education program designed to reduce unintended pregnancies and/or STIs among LGBTQ+ young people, ages 14-19, across the United States. This dual approach program combines LGBTQ youth-friendly health services with direct relevant and inclusive sex education. It consists of a 3-hour interactive youth workshop and a 3-hour interactive workshop for health center staff and providers.

    Target Population: LGBTQ+ youth
    Age: 14-19
    Setting: Community-Based
    Program Duration: 2 lessons, 3 hours per lesson
    Cost: $599.99

  • Live It!

    Live It! is a sexuality education and teen pregnancy prevention program created by the Division of Indian Work in Minneapolis, MN. Designed for American Indians by American Indians, it is a culturally specific program for youth and the adults in their lives. The curriculum details basic physiological and emotional development before, during and after adolescence, along with cultural, artistic, and self-reflective exercises.

    Target Population: American Indian youth
    Age: 11-18 (Middle School & High School)
    Setting: Community-Based
    Program Duration: 10 lessons, 1-2 hours per lesson 

  • Making Proud Choices!

    Making Proud Choices! provides adolescents with the knowledge, confidence, and skills necessary to reduce their risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STIs), HIV, and pregnancy by abstaining from sex or using condoms if they have sex. The goal of Making Proud Choices! is to empower young adolescents to change their behavior in ways that will reduce their risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STIs), HIV, and pregnancy. Spanish-language curricula is available, and videos presented in English with Spanish subtitles are available. There are three curriculum formats to choose from:

    Making Proud Choices!
    Target Population: any
    Age: 12-18 (Middle School & High School)
    Setting: Community-based
    Program Duration: 8 lessons, 60 minutes per lesson
    Cost: $999.00

    Making Proud Choices (Youth in Out-of-Home Care)
    Target Population: Youth in Foster Care or Out-of-Home Placement
    Age: 12-18 (Middle School & High School)
    Setting: Community-based
    Program Duration: 10 lessons, 75 minutes per lesson
    Cost: $648.00

    Making Proud Choices! School Edition
    Target Population: any
    Age: 12-18 (Middle School & High School)
    Setting: Schools
    Program Duration: 14 lessons, 40 minutes per lesson
    Cost: $999.00

  • Project MARS (Motivating Adolescents to Reduce Sexual Risk)

    MARS is an intervention targeted at reducing adolescent risky sexual behavior, particularly in contexts where alcohol or marijuana use may be involved. The MARS intervention is delivered in a motivational interviewing format; the role of the facilitator is to create an environment that will enhance the participant's inherent motivation for, commitment to, and movement towards behavior change. MARS can be targeted to the same youth as the SHARP curriculum.

    Target Population: Youth in Juvenile Justice Centers
    Age: 12-18
    Setting: Juvenile Justice Centers, Community-Based
    Program Duration: 1 lesson, 2 hours per lesson
    Cost: $20/month online subscription only

  • Safer Sex Intervention (SSI)

    The overall goals of the Safer Sex Intervention (SSI) are to reduce sexual risk behaviors, increase condom use, and prevent the recurrence of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) among sexually active youth. SSI was developed for use in clinics or community-based organizations providing sexual health services. The intervention is administered one-on-one and face-to-face in a single 30- to 50-minute session. SSI includes booster sessions that were designed to coincide with the patient's treatment schedule.

    Target Population: Sexually active, female identified or assigned female at birth (approved adaptations exist for all genders), recent STI diagnosis
    Age: 13-19
    Setting: Clinics
    Program Duration: 4 lessons, 1 initial 45-60 minute lesson and 3 booster lessons (15 minutes each)
    Cost: $20/month online subscription only

  • Sexuality for All Abilities

    Sexuality for All Abilities is a holistic program that delivers inclusive sexuality education to people of all abilities and provides staff and caregivers the tools to best support the people served. The Sexuality for All Abilities Curriculum is a series of lessons designed to ensure people of all abilities successfully establish, maintain and explore safe and healthy relationships. Using mindfulness techniques paired with sexuality topics, the lessons facilitate the exploration of topics in a safe environment.

    Target Population: Youth with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities
    Age: 12-19 (Middle School & High School)
    Setting: any
    Program Duration: 13 lessons, 30-60 minutes per lesson 
    Cost: $425 per curriculum, includes training from Mad Hatter Wellness

  • Teen Outreach Program (TOP)

    Wyman's Teen Outreach Program (TOP) promotes the positive development of adolescents through curriculum-guided, interactive group discussions; positive adult guidance and support; and community service learning. The TOP Curriculum is focused on key topics related to adolescent health and development, including building social, emotional, and life skills; developing a positive sense of self; and connecting with others.

    Target Population: any
    Age: 12-19 (Middle School & High School)
    Setting: Community-based, Schools
    Program Duration: 25 weekly meetings, youth must complete 20 hours of Community Service Learning (CSL). Semester adaptation (12 weekly meetings, 10 hours of CSL) is allowed.
    Cost: $595.00

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Last Updated: 01/06/2025

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