Since 1993, CANFAR has produced free educational materials for high school teachers across Canada to educate students about HIV and encourage dialogue around prevention, testing, treatment, and stigma reduction in the classroom.
Our resources have been used in every province and territory and include a wide range of ready-to-use teaching tools for a range of subjects aimed at intermediate and high school students.
Our materials are developed in partnership with educators, community development experts, artists, and youth from diverse backgrounds, and can be used in classrooms, community centres, and other youth-serving spaces.
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*Please note CANFAR only ships within Canada.
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Educator Guide: Identity & Self-Awareness (Digital)
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Educator Guide: Identity & Self-Awareness (Print and Digital)
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Educator Guide: Healthy Relationships & Consent (Digital)
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Educator Guide: Healthy Relationships & Consent (Print and Digital)
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Educator Guide: HIV Risk & Prevention (Digital)
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Educator Guide: HIV Risk & Prevention (Print and Digital)
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Educator Guide: HIV/AIDS Basics (Digital)
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Educator Guide: HIV/AIDS Basics (Print and Digital)
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Our partnership with SExT: Sex Education by Theatre
SExT is a youth-led sexual health performance group created by youth, for youth.
SExT uses theatre, dance, drama, rap, song, poetry, and spoken word to educate other youth about various topics on teen health and well-being, including mental health, racism, homophobia, HIV, STIs, teen pregnancy, cyberbullying, healthy relationships, and violence.
In 2018, CANFAR partnered with SExT to perform in over 39 schools across 21 communities in Northern Saskatchewan and Ontario. Over 4,000 students were directly reached and impacted by this initiative.
To read about our 2018 high schools tour, please visit our story here.
Student Feedback
I was sexually assaulted but now I know what to do.
[This performance] was beautiful and hilarious and perfect. [I will use the information learned today] by making healthy, conscious decisions about my physical body and my mental health. Please come back!
[This performance] opened my mind about people with mental health issues. [I will use the information learned today] to be more understanding with others.
Teacher Feedback
[I learned] how powerful a message can be when it comes from peers.
[I learned] Humour helps teach hard topics! It was a lot of fun to watch and made "uncomfortable" topics acceptable.
I think it is great for the kids to hear this all from other youth.