2700-18, 45 minutes, 2004 Adolescents aged 13 to 19 share their intimate views and concerns as they talk about peer pressure, double standards, the influence of the media, having intercourse, whether oral sex is sex, STD’s, birth control, pregnancy, and whether they and their families are emotionally prepared to deal...
2700-16, 35 minutes, 2007 This documentary analyzes the hyper sexualization of our environment and its noxious effects on young people. Experts criticize an unhealthy culture created by advertising and the media, and the many examples shown illustrate how children are reduced to consumers bombarded with images of girls treated as...
3100-19, 20 minutes, 2014 E-cigarettes usage by middle school and high school students is exploding even though sales are prohibited to minors in 25 states. While many consider e-cigarettes to be safer than smoking, the FDA has said it is just too early to know the short and long term...
3100-15, 30 minutes, 2004 Teens in record numbers are becoming hooked on tobacco, from cigarettes to a rise in the use of smokeless tobacco. Through interviews with students, parents, doctors and teachers, the program explores the rise of teen use of tobacco. Request
3100-13, 24 minutes, 2006 This video focuses on the illusions and misconceptions surrounding teen smoking, exposing the faulty reasoning that leads kids to start or continue the habit. It also offers several rock-solid motives to quit or abstain – and strategies for doing so. Request
#3100-7, 20 minutes, 2000 Teenagers and tobacco; cool, rebellious, daring! It still pretty much comes down to that James Dean thing. This video has some new facts, ideas and techniques to help teens resist their own and others’ urges to get them smoking or help them stop if they’ve already...
#3100-5, 22 minutes, 2001 This video looks at different aspects of tobacco addiction by interviewing teen smokers, addictions counselors and looks at what leads up to the addiction. This program also points out the effects of smokeless tobacco and possible outcomes of prolonged use. They also discuss the psychological, physical...
1700-11, 40 minutes, 2007 This film is aimed at keeping kids of the penal system. It tackles the subjects of making choices and understanding consequences, while addressing the underlying hurt and anger that all at-risk youth experience. Request
#1700-7, 58 minutes An inside-look at an innovative Yukon program that brings together traditional aboriginal sentencing circles and the justice system to heat offenders, victims and communities. Request
1500-24, 22 minutes, 2012 In this film, Dr. Heather Shenkman show teens exactly how to achieve life-long heart health through 7 simple principles: get active, eat healthy, manage weight, avoid smoking, control cholesterol, manage blood pressure and reduce sugar in your diet. Request
