| Abstract: | The Cleveland Program for Sexual Learning was an extension program of the Program for Human Sexual Development at Harvard University. It was organized in the mid-1970s to develop a program to aid parents to discuss sexuality with their children, to produce a movie which would show parents how to discuss sexuality frankly with their children, and to start a community telephone service to answer questions about sexuality. The collection consists of pre-incorporation records, working files, correspondence, scholarly articles on sexuality, interview transcripts, and materials relating to the organization's research studies. | |