Sex education is more than just putting condoms on bananas. Sex education is a foundation for our development as people. We know — it sounds totally awkward to talk about this with your fam. Don’t worry! We’ve got you ⤵️

Spark a convo by getting everyone involved ✨
Build a foundation to understand what everyone’s own experiences were and where they would like to see change.
Always helps to go over the basics: definitions, benefits, and what actually is problematic.
Hit ‘em with the overwhelming statistics in favor of sex education.
Like many policy discussions, we have to look at the state level disparities.
Go over the reality of abstinence-only programs.
The last 4 years haven’t been pretty for a lot of reasons, and the Trump admin really did damage by censoring sex education.
Time for the good news: we’re entering a new era. Let’s hold the Biden-Harris admin accountable and advocate for the programs we need.
With all fam gatherings, things can get awkward and you took it one step farther by bringing up SEX EDUCATION👏👏👏 Amazing, but make sure to thank them for taking this journey with you.

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