More and more AI-generated nudes, or “deepfakes,” are appearing in schools. That’s because young people are regularly being served ads about apps that “undress” their classmates. While some may call these images “fake,” the harm they cause to a person’s privacy, dignity, and bodily autonomy is very real. In this video, a student generates an AI nude of his classmate, and talks to his friend about the consequences. He learns the truth about “deepfakes” and how these AI tools are being used to create harmful, non-consensual content. Whether it’s a “joke” or something more serious, AI-generated imagery can have real-world consequences for mental health and reputations. [AMZ-187]
The examples discussed in this video clarify when playful teasing can cross the line into hurtful teasing, bullying, or harassment. [AMZ-064]
In this video, we meet Liam, a 15 year old boy using testosterone gummies he bought from a LooksMaxxing influencer online to try to get ripped quickly. Liam goes behind the scenes of online LooksMaxxing influencers, tries to figure out what girls really want from a guy, and learns the difference between healthy workouts and anxiety-producing scams. [AMZ-184]
This video features a scenario of sending nude photos via text, or sexting. It covers the potential consequences of sending nude photos, such as the photos being shared with others or posted on the Internet. It also covers the legal consequences of having nude photos – in some states, it is considered child pornography or sexual harrassment. The video emphasizes that while feeling attracted to someone is totally normal, there are more respectful ways to show someone you like them. [AMZ-055]
Catfishing is more common than you think, and it can seriously hurt people emotionally and even physically. In this video, we break down what catfishing is, how it works, and the major red flags to watch out for when talking to someone online. [AA-062]
This video outlines the possible consequences of unprotected sex, reasons why some people might have unprotected sex, and what you can do if you’ve had unprotected sex, such as use emergency contraception, Post-Exposure Prophylaxis, and taking a pregnancy test. The video also goes over what to do if you take a pregnancy test and it’s positive or negative, suggesting going to a family planning clinic to figure out next steps. It also emphasizes that you should use a condom during penile vaginal sex to safely prevent against both pregnancy and STIs. [AMZ-053]
What is Sexual Assault? Talking about sexual consent can be uncomfortable but it’s important to understand what behaviors are categorized as Sexual Assault. Check out our new video to learn more. [AMZ-041]
This video defines bullying as well as the different types of bullying (physical, verbal, cyber). It also emphasizes that anyone can exhibit bullying behavior – bullies want to feel powerful, in control, and are generally unhappy. The video encourages young people to support those being bullied or tell a trusted adult. [AMZ-030]
This video emphasizes that while there are dangers on the Internet, it’s also a great place to do schoolwork, share art, and have meaningful conversations – you just need to know how to navigate it safely. If you are in trouble, go to a trusted adult to help you find resources to report the incident and block the harasser. The video also touches on the risks of sharing private photos online. [AMZ-011]
This video outlines some of the problematic elements of pornography, such as misleading messages around bigger breasts and penises as well as the duration of sex. Porn can also show women only existing to give men pleasure, might make it seem like being sexual with someone has nothing to do with having an intimate, trusting relationship with them, and could contain violent or disturbing images. The video also clarifies that being curious about watching people engage in sexual behaviors is normal, but to just be aware of some of these misleading messages. It encourages you to talk to a trusted adult if you see content that makes you feel uncomfortable. [AMZ-018]
This video defines bullying and differentiates the types of bullying – active bullying (physical or verbal), passive bullying (making someone feel inferior or excluded), and cyber bullying (sending mean messages via text, email, or social media). The video goes over what to do if someone is bullying you or if you witness bullying, including saving the evidence of cyber bullying. It also includes how to support someone being bullied. [AMZ-026]
Help kids learn how to be safe on the internet with this video. Our internet safety videos for students make being safe on the internet easy. [AMZ-033]
This sexual harassment video includes a definition of sexual harassment as well as examples of verbal and physical harassment, sharing or receiving sexual pictures, and starting sexual rumors about someone. It covers what to do if you are being sexually harassed, such as telling the harasser to stop, telling a trusted adult, and keeping a record of the harassment. [AMZ-073]
This video has a trigger warning for sensitive content of sexual exploitation and trafficking. The video recognizes that information might feel overwhelming and difficult to process, but it is important to remember that it could be happening to someone you know and to focus on supporting survivors. It includes a definition of sex trafficking and grooming, as well as examples of how traffickers might lie, manipulate, and threaten victims. The video emphasizes that sex trafficking is always illegal and never the victim’s fault, and it might be more common than you think. It encourages young people to identify trusted adults to talk to if a situation arises in their lives, and to keep an eye out for injuries that don’t make sense, absences from school, keeping to themselves, or seeming tired. People could show these signs for other reasons and individual reactions to trafficking look different – check in with people just in case. [AMZ-074]
This video defines sexual abuse and explains that sexual abuse can happen to anyone, including boys and young men. The video stresses that if a young man has been sexually abused it is not their fault, they did nothing wrong. It also makes the point that seuxal abuse of boys is more common than people think and encourages youth to talk with a trusted adult. In addition, the video introduces a website, www.1in6.org, that includes weekly chat-based support groups and other resources for young men who have experienced sexual abuse. [AMZ-091]
This video explains how adolescents are able to access sexual health care and the different types of services that may be available to them. Also discussed is where youth can obtain sexual health, such as at a school-based health clinic, hospital, health department, or Planned Parenthood to name a few. Importantly, this video addresses a young person’s right to confidentiality and provides examples of the questions a person may want to ask their physician regarding the confidentiality of their care and treatment. [AMZ-102]
This video discusses the topic of self-harm and cutting. It explains what self-harm is, things to look out for if you suspect a person may be causing themselves harm, reasons why a person may begin harming themself and how it can escalate. Additionally this video speaks to the importance of having a trusted adult be made aware so that they can intervene and get the individual the help they need. [AMZ-108]
This video encourages young people to support those being bullied or tell a trusted adult. [AMZ-110]
This video acknowledges how common it is for young people to stumble upon pornography or to seek it out because they are curious about sex. While young people’s curiosity is completely normal, this video makes it clear that pornography is not a good source of accurate information about sex. Pornography often features white actors with dramatically enhanced bodies, but in real life bodies come in a range of shapes, sizes, colors and abilities. Pornography also uses special effects, like those you might see in a superhero film, to have things happen that could never happen in real. Pornography can also feature sexual behaviors with no mention or use of safer sex or contraceptive methods. Pornography can also show people with vulvas having multiple orgasms over and over again, but this does not happen in real life. Scenarios in pornography also often include people engaging in sexual behaviors who have just met and don’t know one another. Most people find that sex feels better when they are in an intimate and caring relationship with a partner. [AMZ-116]
This video includes tips for helping youth fact check information they find online, in particular, determining what is a reliable source for health information, and what isn’t. The video introduces key ideas to determine if a source is trustworthy, for example, checking what date the material was published and whether the author is considered an expert. Viewers learn that online forums are not trusted sources of information. [AMZ-137]
This video discusses experiences of past sexual abuse. It explains what abuse is, and how it is never the fault of the person who experienced the abuse. It shows the importance of telling a trusted adult when you, or someone you know, has experienced abuse, harassment, or any behaviors that make you feel uncomfortable. Sexual assault, abuse, and harassment can happen to people of all genders and sexual orientations. This video includes conversations about the importance of reporting abuse and getting professional support. It is important to know that If the first adult you tell doesn’t believe you or doesn’t do anything to help protect you, keep telling other trusted adults until you get help. [AMZ-132]
This video discusses ways to stay mentally and emotionally healthy while using social media. It gives young people some ‘how-to’ tips for using social media in positive ways. [AMZ-142]
Sextortion, sometimes called online ‘blackmail’, is when a person threatens to share explicit (naked or sexual) images, private or embarrassing information online, or threatens to harm someone if a person doesn’t follow demands. This video explains what sextortion is and some of the red flags of when behaviors might be sextortion. It also describes what to do if a person experiences sextortion and how to get help. [AMZ-153]
If you, or someone you know, has experienced sextortion, Text “THORN” to 741741 for anonymous support from a trained counselor. Make a report to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC): get help here.
This video explains what to do before, during, and after a yearly checkup with a doctor or health care provider. This is a health care visit you should have every year with your regular doctor or nurse practitioner, even if you’re feeling healthy. These visits are also called annual well visits. It’s great to talk to a parent or guardian before the visit and even have them in the room with you. It’s also okay to ask for time to talk to your health care provider one-on-one about important (and sometimes sensitive) questions you have about your health. That could include things you’re embarrassed to talk with your family about like mental health and sexual health. Many of these conversations will be kept confidential. [AMZ-178]
This video acknowledges how common it is for young people to stumble upon pornography or to seek it out because they are curious about sex. While young people’s curiosity is completely normal, pornography is not a good source of accurate information about sex. Pornography often features actors with dramatically enhanced bodies, but in real life bodies come in a range of shapes, sizes, colors and abilities. Pornography also uses special effects, like those you might see in a superhero film, to have things happen that could never happen in real. Pornography can also feature sexual behaviors with no mention or use of safer sex or contraceptive methods. Scenarios in pornography also often include people engaging in sexual behaviors who have just met and don’t know one another. Most people find that sex feels better when they are in an intimate and caring relationship with a partner. [AA-004]
It’s hard to say “no,” when it feels like everyone around you is doing something. Peer pressure is real, y’all! But some situations are a bit more serious, especially when you’re getting pressured into drinking, vaping, or drugs (which by the way, most teens actually don’t do.) In this video, we share real-life ways to handle peer pressure, including exactly how to phrase what you say. You’ll learn how to set boundaries and make choices that feel right for you. [AA-061]
Wondering how to spot truthful information online? 🤔 Check the source, compare facts from different trusted sites, and see if experts back it up! [AA-051]