Rebecca March

[Rebecca March @MarchReb]

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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Empowering your kids about sexual boundaries is important: “Our findings suggest that women were thinking about risks and making calculated decisions in the moment which often privileged men, putting themselves at risk and sometimes causing distress.”
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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

"Some scholars argue that if we could eliminate unintended pregnancy, we would disrupt the poverty cycle in such a profound way that we would make the largest single-issue dent possible to poverty in the industrialized world."
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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Can you teach old people new tricks? The answer is YES!

"After the training, acceptance of lesbian women and gay men and gender diversity had increased, while attitudes toward gender and sexual minorities became more positive"

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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Need another reason to hate abstinence-only sex ed? Read the stories at the ink below:
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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

A call to action: LGBTQ+ kids need comprehensive sex ed!

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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Most abstinence-only sex ed programs rely on scare tactics and shame strategies (many of which are demonstrated in the stories provided in this project) that stigmatize sex and stunt healthy sexual development.

Read stories from real people below!

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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

What is "normal" sex? Read more to find out (hint, there is no such thing):
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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Want fun comprehensive sex Ed facts, this is the article is for you!

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[Sexuality Research and Social Policy @SRSPJournal]

Canan, Kaplan & @KNJozkowski found 15 distinct ways that victims respond during sexual assault. Read more here: https://t.co/7bmUwQ9Oua

[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Is your vulva normal? The answer is YES!
(Unless you are experiencing unusual symptoms for you, pain, or discomfort.)

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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

How much do adolescents really use condoms over time? https://t.co/IOq5jGcKVj

[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Why the anonymous question box is one of the most important facets of good sex ed:
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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Did your sex ed class provide a way for students to submit anonymous questions to the teacher?

[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Do you have stories about sex ed, good or bad? We want to hear them! Share your story at the link below:
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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Did your sex ed classes offer any support or resources for students who had been sexually abused (such as teaching that it was not their fault, providing mental health resources, informational websites, etc.)?

[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Here is a parent's guide to keeping your children safe from sexual abuse, and how to support your children if they disclose being abused.
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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Were you given fat-phobic and or dangerous information about nutrition in your health class (i.e cutting calories, no carbs, no fat, etc)?

[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Check out this link to see the future of sex ed backed by 3 decades of amazing research!
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[The Abstinence Project @AbstinenceSexEd]

Curious about sex ed in medieval Christianity?

"Sexual behavior was monitored through confessions, and appropriate penalties were administered. Through this negative or punishment‐oriented technique, a consciousness of sin concerning sex was developed"

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