Jan Selman is Professor in the Department of Drama at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. She directs contemporary and original theatrical work. She has worked extensively creating theatre for change in collaboration with communities. Jane Heather is a playwright and Associate Professor in the Department of Drama at the University of Alberta. She has worked extensively creating theatre for change in collaboration with communities.

• PrefacePART Iusing theatre to make changeGlobal Road Trip1 gps / Theatre to Make Change2 Internal Combustion / Sexual Health Education: Urgency and Strategies for Change // Shaniff Esmail, James McKinnon, and Brenda Munro3 Teens Take the Wheel / Are We There Yet? The Play // Jane Heather4 In the Driver’s Seat / Participatory Theatre: Shared Knowledge MakingPART IIcollaborations for change / The Importance of Partnerships5 Car Pooling / Community Partners and Alliances6 Dual Drive / The Are We There Yet? Sexual Health Partner Roles7 Customized / Adapting Are We There Yet? for Community SpecificityPART IIIresearching theatre for change / Interdisciplinary Research in Theatre for Change8 Bridge Construction—Slow Ahead / Creating a Play from Community Research9 Consumer Report / Yes, But Does it Work? Program Assessment // Shaniff Esmail, Brenda Munro, and James McKinnon10 Car Toons // The Pedagogy of Laughter // James McKinnon11 Rez Rides / Storytelling Revolution: Reaching Out to Aboriginal Youth // Tracy L. Bear12 Modified Ride / Experiments and Explorations in Adaptation13 It’s the Wheel Thing / What Can Theatre Do? And How Do We Know?14 Where Are We Now? Are We There Yet?APPENDICES 1 Theatre2 Sexual Health3 Community Meeting4 Promoting the Are We There Yet? Program5 The Are We There Yet? Community-UniversityResearch Alliance PartnersBibliographyContributorsIndex

"In an age when internet porn is widely available, and children are being sexualized at an early age, it has become more important than ever to teach young people about sex. This book not only has great advice on using drama to teach kids about sex, it also comes with a CD to accompany the book. I would recommend this for educators who are implementing a high school sex ed program." [Full post at http://bit.ly/1wFHYA6]

Jan Selman is Professor in the Department of Drama at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. She directs contemporary and original theatrical work. She has worked extensively creating theatre for change in collaboration with communities. Jane Heather is a playwright and Associate Professor in the Department of Drama at the University of Alberta. She has worked extensively creating theatre for change in collaboration with communities.

• PrefacePART Iusing theatre to make changeGlobal Road Trip1 gps / Theatre to Make Change2 Internal Combustion / Sexual Health Education: Urgency and Strategies for Change // Shaniff Esmail, James McKinnon, and Brenda Munro3 Teens Take the Wheel / Are We There Yet? The Play // Jane Heather4 In the Driver’s Seat / Participatory Theatre: Shared Knowledge MakingPART IIcollaborations for change / The Importance of Partnerships5 Car Pooling / Community Partners and Alliances6 Dual Drive / The Are We There Yet? Sexual Health Partner Roles7 Customized / Adapting Are We There Yet? for Community SpecificityPART IIIresearching theatre for change / Interdisciplinary Research in Theatre for Change8 Bridge Construction—Slow Ahead / Creating a Play from Community Research9 Consumer Report / Yes, But Does it Work? Program Assessment // Shaniff Esmail, Brenda Munro, and James McKinnon10 Car Toons // The Pedagogy of Laughter // James McKinnon11 Rez Rides / Storytelling Revolution: Reaching Out to Aboriginal Youth // Tracy L. Bear12 Modified Ride / Experiments and Explorations in Adaptation13 It’s the Wheel Thing / What Can Theatre Do? And How Do We Know?14 Where Are We Now? Are We There Yet?APPENDICES 1 Theatre2 Sexual Health3 Community Meeting4 Promoting the Are We There Yet? Program5 The Are We There Yet? Community-UniversityResearch Alliance PartnersBibliographyContributorsIndex

"In an age when internet porn is widely available, and children are being sexualized at an early age, it has become more important than ever to teach young people about sex. This book not only has great advice on using drama to teach kids about sex, it also comes with a CD to accompany the book. I would recommend this for educators who are implementing a high school sex ed program." [Full post at http://bit.ly/1wFHYA6]

Jan Selman is Professor in the Department of Drama at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. She directs contemporary and original theatrical work. She has worked extensively creating theatre for change in collaboration with communities. Jane Heather is a playwright and Associate Professor in the Department of Drama at the University of Alberta. She has worked extensively creating theatre for change in collaboration with communities.

• PrefacePART Iusing theatre to make changeGlobal Road Trip1 gps / Theatre to Make Change2 Internal Combustion / Sexual Health Education: Urgency and Strategies for Change // Shaniff Esmail, James McKinnon, and Brenda Munro3 Teens Take the Wheel / Are We There Yet? The Play // Jane Heather4 In the Driver’s Seat / Participatory Theatre: Shared Knowledge MakingPART IIcollaborations for change / The Importance of Partnerships5 Car Pooling / Community Partners and Alliances6 Dual Drive / The Are We There Yet? Sexual Health Partner Roles7 Customized / Adapting Are We There Yet? for Community SpecificityPART IIIresearching theatre for change / Interdisciplinary Research in Theatre for Change8 Bridge Construction—Slow Ahead / Creating a Play from Community Research9 Consumer Report / Yes, But Does it Work? Program Assessment // Shaniff Esmail, Brenda Munro, and James McKinnon10 Car Toons // The Pedagogy of Laughter // James McKinnon11 Rez Rides / Storytelling Revolution: Reaching Out to Aboriginal Youth // Tracy L. Bear12 Modified Ride / Experiments and Explorations in Adaptation13 It’s the Wheel Thing / What Can Theatre Do? And How Do We Know?14 Where Are We Now? Are We There Yet?APPENDICES 1 Theatre2 Sexual Health3 Community Meeting4 Promoting the Are We There Yet? Program5 The Are We There Yet? Community-UniversityResearch Alliance PartnersBibliographyContributorsIndex

"In an age when internet porn is widely available, and children are being sexualized at an early age, it has become more important than ever to teach young people about sex. This book not only has great advice on using drama to teach kids about sex, it also comes with a CD to accompany the book. I would recommend this for educators who are implementing a high school sex ed program." [Full post at http://bit.ly/1wFHYA6]