The team at Young Deadly Free has been busy creating new videos with communities across Australia. The videos aim to get our key messages out to young people and others in a fresh, engaging way.
We have worked with local people in all the locations we have visited. You might be surprised to know that most of the time the people you see acting haven’t had any acting experience before! The communities and the people we have met have been very welcoming and giving of their time and knowledge and we are very thankful to all those involved on and off the camera.
We hope you enjoy watching and sharing the videos with your family, friends and work colleagues. If you wish to use Young Deadly Free resources please see our copyright page. Videos are available for download or we can send USBs with hard copies to your community, please contact us at youngdeadlyfree@uq.edu.au.
Our videos have been organised in to a variety of suites. Access specific suites by clicking the following links or keep scrolling to view them all.
Our new videos cover a range of topics crucial to promoting sexual health and well-being among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth in urban and regional areas.
These nine new videos have been informed by an expert advisory group who have met over the last year. Video topics include diverse relationships, gender, sexuality, young men being tested, pornography, respectful relationships, consent, stigma and shame and STIs can affect everyone.
Get Tested, No Matter What Relationship
Walk alongside Ben and Tess, as they yarn about both getting an STI test. Discover the ins and outs of their casual relationship and why talking openly is key to keeping them both safe and healthy.
Safe Sex is For Everyone
Join Laura as she packs for her Schoolies trip with her older sister Amber. As they yarn about the importance of practicing safe sex for all genders and sexualities, highlighting the significance of leaning on those close to you and having open conversation about sexual health and wellbeing.
Fullas, New Partner, New Test Every time
Porn is Not Real, Talk to Your Buddas
Respect Your Relationships, Sharing is Not Caring
There is No Such Thing as a Gammin Question
Get Tested, It’s Good for Everyone
Know, When No Means No, Consent is Key
STIs Can Affect Everyone, It’s Nothing to Be Shame About
Blackfisch (@blkfschstories) produced the Young Deadly Free Urban and Regional videos. Blackfisch is a majority Indigenous-owned and operated creative agency based in Sydney, NSW.
This Is Us
The good, the bad, the ups and downs… an honest look at relationships, sex, partying and learning from our mistakes along the way. Through it all, we look after each other… This Is Us.
Young Deadly and Free
Being “Young Deadly and Free” From STIs and BBVs is Important For Our Communities
Talkin True
Anyone can help share sexual health facts! That’s what “Talkin’ True” is all about; everyday community people helping to get the word out about the importance of STI testing, using condoms and talking about STIs and BBVs.
Speak Up. Listen Support
We are always learning and, there is always someone that can help us when we have a tricky situation or question. Sexual health is something we shouldn’t be afraid to talk about and seek help for. So don’t be shame; Speak up, Listen and Support each other today!
Supporting Our LGBTQIA+ Youth
For young people and their support networks, this video explores some diverse experiences in how to stay mentally healthy and how to support and look after rainbow youth.
Videos About the Syphilis Outbreak for Community
Everyone can do three simple things to help:
#TalkaboutSTIsBBVs: Talk about STIs and BBVs with your family and friends.
#UseCondoms: Use condoms and water based lubricant every time when you have sex.
#GetTested: Get tested regularly (at least once a year) for STIs and BBVs. If you haven’t had a test recently, get tested today.
Antenatal Care: Taking Care of Yourself, Your baby and each other
Youth Yarn About…
Youth yarn about… is a video series for youth with the voices of youth.
You Can Ask That
When it comes to learning about your body and your health there are no stupid questions. Here on “You can ask that” youth will ask sexual health questions some of the questions you might be too shame to ask yourself.