Data on Wisconsin Youth Sexual Behavior

This page provides access to a series of publications that summarize data from several sources about sexual behavior and outcomes among Wisconsin youth. These reports and slide sets provide information for Wisconsin teenagers on the following topics: sexual behavior and abstinence; sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV/AIDS; and births.

This page also provides links to related Department of Health Services programs, Department of Public Instruction resources, and national sites.

Wisconsin Youth Sexual Behavior and Outcomes, 2000-2009 Update (April 2011) (PDF,  506 KB).

Wisconsin Youth Sexual Behavior and Outcomes, 1993-2007 Update (February 2009) (PDF,  400 KB).

More recent information on this topic may be available from other programs in the Division of Public Health.

Department of Health Services Programs

• Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention
  Contact: Claude Gilmore  (Claude.Gilmore@wisconsin.gov)
  
  
• Wisconsin Sexually Transmitted Diseases Program
  Contact: Brandon Kufalk (Brandon.Kufalk@wisconsin.gov)
  
  
• Wisconsin AIDS/HIV Program
  Contact: Tim Pilcher (Timothy.Pilcher@wisconsin.gov)
  
  
• Evidence-Based Practices for Healthiest Wisconsin 2010:  High-Risk Sexual Behavior
  Contact (Adolescent Sexual Activity; Pregnancy Prevention):
  Kate Kvale (Katherine.Kvale@wisconsin.gov)
  Contact (STDs, including HIV/AIDS): 
  Molly Herrmann (Molly.Herrmann@wisconsin.gov)

Department of Public Instruction Resources

• Wisconsin Youth Risk Behavior Survey
  Contact: Brian Weaver (Brian.Weaver@wisconsin.gov)
  
  
• Educators’ Resource Center for Youth Sexual Risk Behavior Prevention
  Contact: Emily Holder (Emily.Holder@wisconsin.gov)

National Sites

• Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (exit DHS)
  
  
• National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy (exit DHS)
  
  
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: HIV/AIDS Prevention (exit DHS)
  
  
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:  STD Prevention (exit DHS)
  
  

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Last Revised:  February 02, 2012