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Embarrassment
Create private spaces for useres who feel embarrassesd.
Separate teenagers by genders for reproductive health education
The T House
Where Sunshine's Hidden
Youth Comes Unbidden
白日不到处，青春恰自来
Chinese adolescent group is facing many physical and mental health issues due to the lack of sex education. The goal is to prevent negative conseqquences and empowerinig youth to better understand their sexuality and relationships, which will ultimately improve adolescents' sexual health and overall life quality.
Uncomfortableness
The overall ambiance of the space will be relaxing and sutble
Easy way finding could reduce users uncomfortableness and unwanted interactions
insecurityI
Create a home-like lounge space which could make the users feel secured and build more trust with the facility.
Promote wellness activities (such as yoga) could increase users confidence and reduce their insecurity
Social stigma
Menstrual Taboo
Gender Inequalities
Stantard of beauty
Mental Health
Self confidence
Curiosity
Repression
Trauma
Relationships
Physical Health
Unintended pregnancy
HIV
Sexual Assault
Sexuality
Parents and young people reported that discomfort in discussing sexual topics, and parents’ lack of sexual knowledge and related communication skills influenced their decisions about whether, and how, to talk about sexuality.
What is sexuality?
Sexuality includes things like our sexual orientation, sexual health, the way we act in relationships; how we feel about our bodies; how we interact with both males and females; and our understanding of who we are sexually.
What is sex education?
Sex education is conceptualized holistically with the goal of empowering youths to better understand their sexuality and relationships, which will ultimately improve adolescents’ sexual health and overall quality of life.
Equitable: All young people, not just certain groups, are able to obtain the health services they need.
Accessible: Young people are able to obtain the services that are provided.
Acceptable: Health services are provided in ways that meet the expectations of youth clients.
Appropriate: The health services that young people need are provided.
Effective: The right health services are provided in the right way and make a positive contribution to the health of adolescents.
