• American Academy of Child And Adolescent Psychiatry
  Facts for families available in English, Spanish, French and German.
  
• American Medical Association
  
• Emergency Contraception as 123
  Emergency Contraception:Prevent pregnancy after sex.
  
• I Wanna Know
  Answers to questions about teen sexual health and STD prevention for teens and parents (American Social Health Association). The chat room is monitored by an experienced sexuality educator.
  
• It’s Your (Sex) Life
  It’s Your (Sex) Life site is sponsored by the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation and is a guide to safe and responsible sex targeted towards parents and teens.
  
• Kid's Health
  Sponsored by the Nemours Foundation
  
• NOAH (New York Online Access to Health)
  NOAH (New York Online Access to Health). Bilingual site where Spanish and English speakers can find national and local health information through word searches.
  
• Teen Wire
  Planned Parenthood Federation of America Web site. Contains information for teens in both Spanish and English.
  

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• The Apollo
  Come for the great music!

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• A Walk Through Harlem
  
• About.com - Neighborhood Profile: Harlem
  
• East Harlem
  
• Harlem Life
  Site contains current events and sites related to the Harlem community.
  
• Harlem Live
  Harlem’s online publication and interactive journal about life issues for teenagers or color. Developed and maintained by students in Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan.
  
• New York City
  Listing of sites related to Harlem and to the African American community.
  
• New York City Non-Profits Project Service Atlas
  
• West Harlem Environmental Action, Inc.
  

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• American Library Association - Libraries and the Internet Toolkit
  Online resource for parents and kids about the Internet.
  
• Department of Education - Parent’s Guide to the Internet
  Provides introduction to the Internet, instructions on how to use it, glossary of Internet terms, safeguarding children form hazardous content.
  
• Get Net Wise
  Contains Internet safety tips and recommended sites for parents and children.
  
• New York Public Library - A Safety Net For The Internet: A Parent's Guide
  

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• Brooklyn Public Library
  Brooklyn Public Library. Has InfoZone teen site (site currently does not contain links for parents).
  
• Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
  
• Columbia University Department of Sociomedical Sciences
  
• Digital Divide Network
  Locate places with free or low cost Internet access in your community by simply typing in zip code on site’s homepage.
  
• New York Public Library
  New York Public Library. Contains information and health links (both teen and general) on the homepage.
  
• Queens Public Library
  

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• Children Now
  Also contains link to their partner site www.talkingwithkids.org , a national campaign Talking with Kids About Tough Issues.
  
• Children’s Partnership
  
• Connect for Kids
  Internet site for adults about critical issues for children and families.
  
• Family Education
  Contains information on a variety of parenting topics.
  
• iVillage.com: Parentsoup
  
• National Parenting Center
  Contains information from pregnancy through the adolescent years and links to other resources. Information about adolescents found on the homepage by clicking on articles and then on adolescence.
  
• ParenTalk
  
• Parent-Teen Magazine
  An online magazine for families with teenagers.
  
• Parenthood
  Has local links and listing of variety of parenting topics.
  
• Postive Parenting
  Contains some information for parents in Spanish
  
• Project STAY
  Project STAY is a haven for young people at risk for, and/or living with, HIV/AIDS. Our comprehensive services fit both the lifestyles and life stages of youth.
  
• WebMD
  

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• National Coalition for Parent Involvement in Education
  
• New York City Board of Education
  
• NY Urban League
  Contains information on community events, programs, community voices, scholarships, etc.
  
• WNYE TV 25/WNYE 91.5 FM radio
  The Broadcast Services of the New York City Board of Education.
  

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