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A list of ways you can support sexual education in your community.
In March, 2007, Representatives Barbara Lee (D-CA) and Chris Shays (R-CT) and Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) introduced REAL, the Responsible Education About Life Act, a bill that would provide federal support for comprensive sex education. Tell your congressional representative to support the REAL Act today.
» Support the Prevention First Act (S.21)
Introduced in the Senate this Spring by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV), the Prevention First Act would redirect funds for abstinence-only education to comprehensive sex-ed as well expand access to reproductive health care through medicaid and fully fund Title X family planning services.
» New York State Advocacy Campaigns from Get the Facts NY
Help get the Healthy Teens Act passed in New York State this June, ensuring that state funds be set up for age-appropriate, comprehensive sex-ed in New York public schools.
» Information on Successful Sex Education Programs
Advocates For Youth present "Science and Success: Sex Education and Other Programs That Work to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, HIV, & Sexually Transmitted Infections," a guide to rigorously evaluated sex-ed programs.
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