In this issue: The Challenge TeamThe Other Three Rs goes live!Ronald Butt CBE The Dutch UtopiaBook Review News in briefSome recent publications available from Family Education TrustAnd finally . . . The Challenge Team In the autumn of 2002, for the third year running, member Sue Relf arranged a visit to the UK by the …
Playing Russian Roulette with Sexual Health
Too much faith is placed in condoms as a means of improving the nation’s sexual health, according to the Family Education Trust. In a new factsheet, which is being mailed to all secondary schools in the UK this week, Trevor Stammers warns that reliance on condoms could actually increase the number of unwanted pregnancies and …
Bulletin 109: Autumn 2002
In this issue: The Baroness Young, DL Experiments in Living News in Brief The Challenge Team Population control and family planning A report from Scotland Review: There is such a thing as society Some recent publications available from Family Education Trust The Baroness Young, DL The death of the Baroness Young, a sponsor of the …
Bulletin 108: Summer 2002
In this issue: Annual General Meeting & Conference 15 June 2002 Family Life Award 2002 Those Family Life Awards in Full! A Date for Your Diary Inquiry on Sexual Health The Failure of Sex Education Annual General Meeting & Conference 15 June 2002 The Annual General Meeting and Conference at the Royal Air Force Club, …
Bulletin 107: Spring 2002
In this issue: Important New ResearchTaking a Firm Line on AbstinenceBook ReviewsNews in BriefAnnual General MeetingAnd Finally Important New Research The Journal of Health Economics, a highly respected, peer-reviewed journal, has published some important new research into the effect of providing family planning to teenagers as a method of reducing underage conceptions. The author, Dr …