Some localcable channels may also carry this program. You can also find information on how to obtain the videotape on the site. Based in Canada, Peer Resources has been in operation as a non-profit educational corporation since 1975. This site is a great place to start researching peer programs. The training and education portion of the site includes helpful definitions, lists of events and workshops, as well as a comprehensive online documents section.
Membership is limited to adult professionals that are responsible for peer programs.
An international support organization, NPHA offers an annual conference, training opportunities, professional development, a newsletter, a peer helpinglistserv, and the Peer Facilitator Quarterly publication. This organization specializes in developing peer education and peer-led sexual health programs, and established the Peer Education Clearinghouse to serve as a national source of information and support. It is a national database with descriptions and details about adolescent reproductive and sexual health peer education programs, including technical assistance, research articles, and referrals. The Teen Scene site is geared toward students and lists suggestions on how teens can get involved, including a Webzine, where teens can publish information about what they are involved in. Peer Helping Relationships in Urban Schools.