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UNESCO highlights digital sexuality-education project in India

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A UNESCO-supported online course offers young people age-appropriate information while showing how educators are using digital channels.

Key takeaways

A UNESCO-supported online course offers young people age-appropriate information while showing how educators are using digital channels.

What happened

UNESCO profiled educator Karishma Swarup and an online sexuality-education course developed with Artika Singh and UNESCO support. The story describes efforts to provide reliable, age-appropriate information through digital channels. It does not report a controlled evaluation of health or learning outcomes.

Why it matters

Young people may seek answers online when they are reluctant to ask sensitive questions in person; accurate educational material can help, but quality and safeguards matter.

What to watch

Independent evaluation and clear guidance on safety, privacy and age suitability would help assess the model.

Sources

Sources

  1. https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/how-karishma-india-broadens-access-sexuality-education-ai-and-digital-channels

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