Deb Levine

Deb Levine

Executive Director and Founder at ISIS, Inc.

San Francisco Bay Area

Current
  • Executive Director and Founder at ISIS, Inc.
Past
Education
  • New York University
  • Cornell University
Connections
342 connections
Industry
Program Development
Websites

Deb Levine’s Summary

Check out the new Aspen report on the Roundtable I attended about Mobile Technology and Civic Engagement. http://www.aspeninstitute.org/c&s

Deb Levine is the Executive Director of Internet Sexuality Information Services - ISIS, Inc. - a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to developing Internet technologies to enhance the sexual well-being of individuals and communities. She has been working professionally on the Internet for more than 12 years. She was a sex educator at Columbia University where she designed an award-winning online sexual health question-and-answer service, Go Ask Alice! She wrote an online sex advice column, Ask Delilah, for AOL and Time-Warner, and the Sexuality blog on Yahoo! Health in 2005-6.

Deb Levine collaborates with researchers, health professionals, ISPs and commercial website owners. She teaches a course at San Francisco State University -- "Sexuality and the Internet." She is the author of "The Joy of Cybersex: A Guide for Creative Lovers" (Ballantine 1998), as well as numerous academic papers. She is often asked to speak at national and international conferences about the role the Internet plays in sexual health promotion and disease prevention.


Deb Levine’s Experience

  • Executive Director and Founder

    ISIS, Inc.

    (Program Development industry)

    January 2001Present (8 years 7 months)

    Our mission is to use technology for sexual health promotion and disease prevention. See our innovative websites:
    www.inspot.org -- an online STD peer to peer partner notification service
    www.sextext.org -- a sexual health SMS text messaging service for youth
    www.californiamen.net -- an HIV prevention intervention for gay and bisexual men

  • Director of Lifestyles Programming

    ThriveOnline

    (Program Development industry)

    19962001 (5 years)

    ThriveOnline.com was a joint venture between AOL and Time Inc magazines. As one of the founding members, Deb was responsible for developing health and lifestyles programming for viewers on two platforms - AOL and Time-Warner's Pathfinder. I supervised staff, hired experts, moderated chats and bulletin boards, and developed new content programming.

  • Editorial Director

    Great Entertaining

    (Program Development industry)

    19981999 (1 year)

  • Health Educator

    Columbia University Health Services: Go Ask Alice!

    (Program Development industry)

    19931996 (3 years)

    Creator of the Internet's first health Q&A service, Go Ask Alice!
    www.goaskalice.columbia.edu
    Responsible for providing in-person workshops to college students about sexual health, relationships, nutrition and healthy eating, along with answering 10-15 questions a week as Alice of Go Ask Alice!

  • Trainer & Grant Writer

    Safe Horizon

    (Non-Profit; 201-500 employees; Alternative Dispute Resolution industry)

    January 1992January 1993 (1 year 1 month)

    Worked in the training dept of the largest agency serving crime victims in New York City. Trained social workers, court staff, counselors in issues around domestic violence, incest, child sexual abuse, and rape. Wrote grant funded by Helena Rubenstein Foundation - Project Trailblazer - an experiential education program for domestic violence survivors. Wrote middle school curriculm for preventing dating violence adopted by Brooklyn school system.


Deb Levine’s Education

  • New York University

    MA , Experiential Education , 19891991

  • Cornell University

    19801985


Additional Information

Deb Levine’s Websites:


Public profile powered by: LinkedIn

Create a public profile: Sign In or Join Now

View Deb Levine’s full profile:

  • See who you and Deb Levine know in common
  • Get introduced to Deb Levine
  • Contact Deb Levine directly

View Full Profile