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Please note: The handbook will be published in a revised edition in January 2024. Until then, you can still download the updated 2018 edition here.
Youth sexuality, Internet, pornography
Nude photos and porn are nowadays virtually freely available to young people via the Internet. But much of this sexualized media content can unsettle and overwhelm adolescents. The klicksafe material, which was developed in cooperation with pro familia Bayern and the Landesmedienzentrum Baden-Württemberg, provides background information for teachers and specialists as well as concrete modules for lessons and youth work. The booklet is divided into four modules: 1. life in puberty, 2. ideals of beauty in our society, 3. pornography on the net, and 4. sexualized communication. The book also includes practical materials and methodological suggestions, for example, on how young people can learn to deal with the media pressure to be physically attractive and "sexy.
Additional materials
- Worksheet 1: What does the law say about pornography?
- Worksheet 2: What if? Worksheet on personal attitudes in dealing with possible problem situations involving the Internet or cell phones.
- Expert interviews
Building block 1: What is normal?
- Project 3 (boys): The Jonny in you (p.32)
- Project 3 (girls): Stupid girls (p.34) - Official HP of the singer Pink
- Project 4: Letters to the editor (p.36)
Information and advice pages on questions of sexuality and sex education: Page of pro familia, Page of the Federal Center for Health Education
Module 2: Am I beautiful? Am I sexy?
- Project 6: Beauty ideals (p.50)
Bravo Dr.Sommer study, 2009 - Project 7: Am I beautiful? (p.54)
Graphic Body Awareness Boys (BZgA)
Graphic Body Awareness Girls (BZgA) - Project 8: Casting show (p.58)
The study "Why don't I look like that?" examines the role of television shows such as "Germany's next Topmodel," "The Bachelor" or "Germany is looking for the Superstar" in the context of eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia from the perspective of those affected. - Project 9: Sex sells (p.62)
Article on the portrayal of sexuality in film and television in the magazine merz
Page of the German Advertising Council - Project 10: Sexualized self-portrayal (p.66)
- Spot "Everyone knows your name"
From the Department of Justice and National Center for Missing & Exploited Children of the U.S. Government.
Building Block 3: All porn, or what?
- Project 11: Emotions and Pornography (p.84)
Screenshot Example Spam Email with Sexual Content - Project 13: Is watching porn okay? (p.88)
Film: Interviews with passers-by from the DVD Geiler Scheiß, Medienprojekt Wuppertal - Project 15: All porn, or what? (p.94) - Feminist Porn Film Award of Europe
- Project 16: Law and Law (p.96)
Legal basis for the distribution of pornographic writings
Brochure of the BMFSFJ on the topic of youth media protection - Project 17: Sex we can (p.98)
Film on www.sexwecan.at (under "Start" > "Sex we can" > "Episode 3"). - Graphic: Feelings in contact with pornography - terms, study by Altstötter-Gleich.
- Summary of the study: Porn in Web 2.0
Building block 4: "That guy is full of porn"
- Project 18: Brutal language (p.112)
Creating a Wordlecloud at www.wordle.net
Information on the legal protection of minors in the media on the pages of the Federal Review Board - Project 19: Porn rap (p.116)
Watching tip: Exciting meeting of Alice Schwarzer and King Orgasm One
Reading tip: "Porn or gangsta rap": What can parents do? (for parents on the pages of the German Federal Review Board) - Project 20: Sexy moves (p.118)
Gender in music video: A bibliography of research literature - Project 21: Sexy Chat (p.120)
Further information on chatting at klicksafe in the section Chat and at mediaculture-online
