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Vox Says I Gave Some Of The Best Advice Of The Year. What Do You Think?
Lots of people want to talk to boys so they grow into better men
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Christopher Pepper
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Dr. Lisa Damour: How To Use "Inside Out 2" To Kickstart Conversations With Kids
The psychologist and author explains how the movie was made, and how to use it as a tool to help young people talk about emotions
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Christopher Pepper
Teen Health Today's Favorite Books Of 2024
Incredible - and incredibly useful - books about teens
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Christopher Pepper
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Are Cell Phone Videos Making School Fights Worse?
Eight must-read stories about young men, vaccines, cell phones, and school surveillance. PLUS: The New York Times takes a fresh look at the push for…
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Christopher Pepper
Fake Pills Can Kill
How to help teens understand the risk posed by counterfeit prescription pills
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Christopher Pepper
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November 2024

Thanksgiving: More Connection, Less Judgment
Calorie counting, food traditions, and surviving Thanksgiving with other people
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Christopher Pepper
For Longer Lives, Researchers Say It’s Fitness That Matters
Seven must-read stories about STIs, male role models, and the creepiness that follows young Instagram influencers. PLUS: How would decreasing loneliness…
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Christopher Pepper
How To Get Better At Talking About Sex And Sexuality
There are SO MANY great resources to help you get past the awkwardness and start really having the talks
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Christopher Pepper
Don't Give Up On Young Men
Next Gen Men started a Discord server to give teenage boys a safe and supportive online home. Here's what they learned in the process.
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Christopher Pepper
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October 2024

Celebrating The AMAZING First Year Of Teen Health Today
Teen Health Today started a year ago. Let's look back at 16 stand-out articles.
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Christopher Pepper
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Let's Listen To Music Together
It's my birthday and I made you a playlist
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Christopher Pepper
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How To Get Teens Talking About Gender Roles and Gender Equity
Learn about a fantastic (and free!) new program that encourages teens to think critically about restrictive gender expectations.
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