IN THE MEDIA
Is free pornography destroying our brains?
School kids today are watching porn like never before. It’s free, it’s instant and it’s having a devastating effect.
New Zealand TV3 current affairs program 3D has spoken to porn users and porn addicts, as well as a sex educator Liz Walker, and a top international scientist who say this new type of porn can actually alter our brains.
News articles and other digital publications
19.7. 2017: Verily Magazine: You’d be surprised to hear what porn is doing to sex
2.5.2017: Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health (SASH): Critical Porn Analysis Versus Porn Literacy
17.10.16: The Courier Mail: State schools urged to teach kids about sex
15.08.16: Radio New Zealand: Counteracting porn culture
09.08.16: Stuff New Zealand: Sexologist: Auckland parents more likely to tackle porn addiction than Wellingtonians
07.08.16: New Zealand Herald: Hooked on porn: Prepare for a tsunami of damaged people
12.07.16: Scoop Independent News: Liz Walked to speak in New Zealand
12.06.16: 96.5FM Family: Talking Life Podcast – Safe Schoosl Program in QLD
17.04.16: The Sydney Morning Herald: The Lost Boys: Young men who opt for virtual life of pornography and gaming
11.04.16: The Courier Mail: Principals have witnessed children as young as eight accessing pornography
07.03.16: Guilty Pleasure: Not For Kids
07.03.16: News.com.au: Porn turning kids into ‘sexual predators’
13.02.16: Weekend Sunrise: Not for kids! Parents warned about the accessibility of porn
07.02.16: Sydney Morning Herald: The damage pornography did to a six-year-old child
25.01.16: Fresh 92.7: Wavelength – Pornography
27.02.15: Newstalk ZB PODCAST: Liz Walker: Need For Modern Sex Education
21.02.15: Stuff New Zealand – Porn Culture Warning to Parents
20.02.15: The New Zealand Herald – Controversial Sex-Ed Course Pitched
20.02.15: Stuff New Zealand – Call for sex-ed overhaul in NZ
19.02.15: Whakatane Beacon NZ – Explicit New Sex Education Programme Coming to Bay
19.02.15: Scoop Independent News – Explicit New Sex Education Programme for High Schools Coming
06.14: Principals Today: Issue 102, Term 2, 2014 (page 11): Blurred Lines
27.05.14: Kidspot – Dating Dilemna: When to let kids start dating?
27.11.13: The Kids Are All Right – Ask an Expert: Does making sex sound wrong or dirty give teens a bad start to their sexual lives?
25.11.13: ABC Radio National PODCAST: Teen Trouble Moves Online
24.11.13: The Kids Are All Right – Ask an Expert: Should you have condoms in your house for your teens?
19.11.13: The Kids Are All Right – Ask an Expert: How can I keep my daughter safe at Schoolies Week?
16.11.13: Newstalk ZB: Hundreds attend rally nationwide after Roastbusters affair
23.07.13: The Kids Are All Right – Teen Sexting and the Law: A parent’s fears
03.03.12: The Telegraph – Many in the iGeneration find the thrill of the chaste
18.10.12: The Kids Are All Right – Teenagers and Sex – are they emotionally ready?
12.07.12: PR – Putting schools to the test on sexuality education
09.07.12: Daily Telegraph – Teens prefer blogs and Google over talking with parents about sex
09.07.12: Courier Mail – Teens seek sex education online
21.06.12: Star News Berwick – Sex ed for teens
31.05.12: 89.9 Light FM Radio PODCAST – Talking About Sex to Teens – you should be parents!!
07.05.12: PR – Why sex education can’t keep up
22.09.11: PR – New Approach to High School sex education addresses the ‘issues that matter’
22.08.11: PR – New approach aims to improve on ‘poor results’ from High School sex education programs