Agenda

Agenda As of December 17, 2007

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Registration – Monday January 21st
5PM – 8PM JW Marriott Second Floor

Day 1 – Tuesday January 22nd

*Opening Remarks

Gil Herdt, PhD, Director of the Human Sexuality Studies Department at San Francisco State and Director of the National Sexuality Resource Center, a Ford Foundation funded project 

Deb Levine, MA, Executive Director and Founder of Internet Sexuality Information Services, Inc. (ISIS)

* Internet Cowboy Award Presentation

* Plenary Panel

Winners from the Fresh Focus Sex Ed Digital Video Contest

Moderator: Midwest Teen Sex Show host Nikol Hasler

Session 1 11:00AM – 12:30PM

Room 626-627:
Youth Technology & Sexual Health: Patterns, Mindsets, Data & Progress

Moderator:
Dr. Jeffrey D. Klausner, SF DPH STD Prevention and Control

Sheana Bull, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center - Patterns of Internet Use among Diverse Youth - Presentation

Dan Wohlfeiler, CA DHS STD Branch - Four Mindsets about Promoting Youth's Sexual Health Online - Presentation

Rachel Kachur and Mary McFarlane, Division of STD Prevention, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention - Youth and Technology: A Review of Current Data Sets and Overview of Popular Technologies - Presentation

Cornelis Rietmeijer Denver Public Health Department and CDC- The Internet and STD Center of Excellence (ISCOE): A Progress Report - Presentation

Room 675-676:
Pop Culture and the Power of Social Media to Influence Sex Education
Moderator:
Andrew Woodruff, ISIS, Inc.

Audacia Ray, author of "Naked on the Internet"- Social Media and the Power of Peer Sex Education

Regina Lynn, Wired Magazine - Relationships and Sex Online: How it All Works - Presentation

Pastor Karl White, eFFectual Fervent Ministries - Crossing Generational Lines: Embracing Technology to Reach Youth - Presentation

Cory Silverberg, Come As You Are/CAYA Co-operative Ltd. – The Place of Sexual Pleasure in Online Content for Youth - Presentation

Room 673-674:
First Hand Experiences Using Online Outreach for Behavior Change
Moderator:
Joy O'Donnell, NSRC

William Graham, Different Avenues - Online Peer Education for Young MSM and Transwomen of Color, Washington, DC

Debbie Bazarsky and Matt Carcella, Princeton University - Innovative Outreach to Closeted Young Men in a University Setting

Elaine Jones and Derek Kline, British Colunbia Centers for Disease Control – The Street Nurse Outreach Program for MSM, Online Sex Workers, and Youth - Presentation

Michael Hummel, PositiveFriends.com - Social Support, Dating and Networking for People with STDs - Presentation

Session 2 A – 1:30PM – 2:15PM

Room 626-627:
Marguerita Lightfoot, Center for Community Health, Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior, UCLA - Evaluation Results of Interactive Computerized HIV-Prevention Interventions

Leslie Snyder, University of Connecticut & Frank Biocca, Michigan State University - A Video Game Promoting Safer Sex to Urban Emerging Adults

Room 675-676:
Cadelba Lomeli-Loibl, Chris Moreno,  and Rory Fewer  - Connecting to Protect: Challenges and Successes of Youth-Led Researcher on San Francisco High Schoolers and Sexuality

Room 673-674:
Daniel Morier and Kelly Nolan, The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada - Sexualityandu.ca and hpvinfo.ca: Wired for Sex Ed, Making Connections in the digital age - Presentation - Presentation

Room 612-613:
Michele Perlman and Teen Peer Educators - Somethin' To Think About: Developing Effective Educational Videos By Youth For Youth

 

Session 2 B – 2:15PM – 3:00PM

Room 626-627:
Marty Klein – Sex Panic: How New Technologies Focus Public Fears about Sex - Presentation

Room 675-676:
Eric Buhi, Ellen Daley, Hollie Fuhrmann and Sarah Smith, University of South Florida, College of Public Health - Using technology to advance our understanding of online sexual health information-seeking behaviors among young people: An Internet study using Camtasia Studio - Presentation

Room 673-674:
Sharon Rachel and Mitchell Tepper, Morehouse School of Medicine - How To: Build a MySpace (and Facebook) Page, Create a Podcast, Send IMs and Text Messages - Presentation

Session 3 – 3:30PM – 5:00PM

Room 626-627:
OMG!STDs: The New Frontier of Text Messaging for Sexual Health
Moderator:
Deb Levine, ISIS, Inc.

Megan Lim, Burnet Institute - A Randomized Controlled Trial of the Impact of Email and Text (SMS) Messages on the Sexual Health of Young People - Presentation

Damen Herrera and Saba Abai, San Francisco Department of Public Health, STD Program and Control Services/YUTHE Program - SexINFO - Impact of Marketing a Local Sexual Health Text Messaging Service - Presentation

Mr Fab PSA

Michelle Hamilton-Page, Toronto Public Health - Proximity Marketing: Using New Technologies in an Urban Context, One Cell Phone at a Time

Room 675-676:
Get Ready, Get Set, Go: Integrating Technology into your Sexual Health Programs
Moderator:
Rebecca Braun, California Family Health Council

Patrick Daly, Deputy Project Director for NPIN- Putting the Resources of CDC NPIN to Work for Your Organization - Presentation

Oscar Lopez, Connection Health Solutions - Successful Strategies for Using the Internet at Your Agency - Presentation

Daniel Melton, Nonprofit Technologies - Tracking Referrals in an Online Environment - Presentation

Room 673-674:
Stories of Success: Long-Standing "By Youth, For Youth" Online Programs
Moderator:
Jacque McCright, SF DPH STD Prevention and Control

Susan Flynn and Shawn Fowler, Planned Parenthood Toronto - SpiderBytes.ca - Presentation

Rana Barar and Alex Medina, Answer/Rutgers University - SexEtc.org - Presentation

Trina Scott and Angel Brown, Advocates for Youth - YouthResource.com and MySistahs.org

Room 612-613:
Tech Metropolis: YMSM Risk Behaviors
Moderator:
Charles Klein, NSRC

Erin Siodmak and Christian Grov, Center for HIV Educational Studies and Training (CHEST) - Using Technology to Recruit Young MSM and "ClubKids"

Brian Mustanski and Michael Newcomb, University of Illinois, Chicago - Keep It Up! An Internet-based Intervention to Help Young HIV- MSM Stay Negative - Presentation

Greg Rebchook and Alberto Curotto, UCSF/CAPS and H. Fisher Raymond, San Francisco Department of Public Health- The HIV Risk Behaviors of Young Gay/Bisexual Men Recruited from Online Venues - Presentation

Travis Sanchez, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Web-based Behavioral Surveillance for Young Men Who Have Sex with Men

 

Evening Reception:

At the Institute for Next Generation Internet, 835 Market St., 6th floor 6-8PM

Music and Appetizers Sponsored by the Full Circle Fund