Illinois Took a Stand to Protect the Bodily Autonomy of Minors: It’s Time for Other States to Follow their Lead
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Dylan Kapit: Disability Inclusion in Sex Ed is Beneficial for Everyone
According to members of the disability community, the preference is to phase…
Contraceptive coercion, access, and sex education
By Amy Jenkins, SIECUS Communications Fellow *Content Warning: descriptions of racialized and…
This could be a big year for sex ed in Texas. Here’s what you need to know.
By Anupriya Jacob, SIECUS Policy Intern For the first time since 1997,…
Sex & COVID-19
The global impact of COVID-19, commonly known as the coronavirus, cannot be…
Long overdue: A call to action for shame-free sex education
By Natasha Vianna & Christine Soyong Harley In the last three decades,…
New story map illustrates sex ed as a path forward for social change
By Rebekah Rollston, MD, MPH May is #SexEdForAll month. While most people…
How to have sex-positive conversations on safer sex and STIs in the time of Coronavirus (and beyond!)
By Zach Eisenstein and Jenelle Marie Pierce The month of April has…
We need to center young people in the fight against HIV. We can start with sex ed.
By Madeline Doe, SIECUS Policy Intern Today is National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness…
The 2020 Census: Why it matters for sexual and reproductive freedom
By Christine Soyong Harley It’s been a hell of a year already,…
Need some homeschool-style sex ed resources? We got you.
By Zach Eisenstein and Jennifer Driver As the novel coronavirus continues to…
How sex ed can (and should) advance racial justice
By Gabrielle Doyle and Madeline Doe Now, more than ever, advocates for…