How sex ed can (and should) advance racial justice
By Gabrielle Doyle and Madeline Doe Now, more than ever, advocates for…
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Teen Dating Violence: Sex ed is a prevention strategy
By Amy Jenkins, Communications Fellow ***Content Warning: discussions and descriptions of teen…
Can 2020 presidential candidates start talking about sex ed already?
By Zach Eisenstein, Senior Communications Manager Nearly one month into a pivotal…
It’s Ace week! Let’s celebrate and educate.
By Amy Jenkins, Communications Fellow This week, we are making noise for…
Have you heard of these October awareness days?
By Amy Jenkins, Communications Fellow October is officially the spookiest month of…
New Study confirms: The government must stop funding abstinence-only programs
By Lexie Wille, Research Fellow Since 1981, the United States government has…
Five steps to take, right now, to advance sex ed wherever you live
By Jennifer Driver, Vice President of Policy & Strategic Partnerships Right now,…
New name, same shame: #SRAisAbstinenceOnly
By Zach Eisenstein, Senior Communications Manager “If you have sex, you’ll become…
It’s time to rethink sex ed.
By Jennifer Driver, State Policy Director Whenever I ask my colleagues and…
The fight for reproductive freedom should start in the classroom
By Samantha Dercher, Federal Policy Director Here are a few (of…
SIECUS celebrates its 55th anniversary
A message from Christine Soyong Harley, President & CEO: On this…
STD Awareness Month: More talking. Less stigma.
By Samantha Dercher, Federal Policy Director This month, and beyond, let’s talk…