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A recent report from Culture Reframed reveals that 1 in 3 children have been exposed to explicit, hardcore pornography by age 12, which equates to roughly 25 million children in the U.S. alone. This exposure is alarming in many ways, one being that it often serves as a form of sex education for these young minds. Even more concerning is that over 87% of pornographic content portrays sexual violence against women. While this is a serious issue, there’s a solution. By providing comprehensive, ongoing sex education, we can empower children to make informed, healthy decisions based on real-life relationships, not the damaging depictions they see on a screen. I’ve had the privilege of leading sex education workshops in schools and businesses, empowering individuals to make smart, healthy decisions. If you or someone you know would like to learn more or set up a session, feel free to DM me! Read more about the porn crisis here: https://lnkd.in/gTzv6pNz #DrEricaKesselman #ParentingTips #TeenCommunication #SexEducation #ParentingAdvice #OpenConversations #PositiveParenting #TeenSupport #FamilyEducation #SafeSpace #ConfidenceInParenting #EmpoweredTeens #ParentingWorkshops #HealthyDiscussions

"As a child, I wish I had been educated more about consent and boundaries, that my body belonged to me and I could make my own informed decision." Eve Woman Magazine by THE STANDARD has featured Youth Changers Kenya in an insightful article on the importance of open discussions about sex and sexuality with children. The article highlights how sex education empowers people to make informed choices and showcases YCK's peer-led approach to providing age-appropriate information. Read about personal experiences and how our interventions are making a difference. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dReSiVpP Join the conversation and share your thoughts on the importance of sex education. #YOUthKonnect #SRHR #SexEducation #sexualityeducation #SRHR4All

Sex education is more than just emphasizing the importance of condom use; it also involves the knowledge of obtaining and correctly using condoms. As these statistics show, there's a critical gap between what's taught in schools and what's needed to promote safe sexual practices. Let's open up the dialogue: What improvements do you think are needed in the sex education curriculum? Share your thoughts with us. #condoms #sexualhealth #condom #sex #condomnews

Sex Ed: Still a Dirty Word? Let's Change That NOW It's 2024, and we're STILL tiptoeing around sex education. Enough is enough! In this video, we're calling out the outdated attitudes holding us back and exploring the solutions that could revolutionize our approach to sex and relationships. We'll delve into the REAL consequences of staying silent, how it impacts YOUR life, and the steps we can take to make a change. Get ready for some straight talk, real stories, and the facts you need to know. Are you ready to join the movement for better sex ed? Watch this video to discover the power of comprehensive sex education and find out how you can make a difference. Your health, happiness, and future relationships could depend on it. Don't miss out – hit that play button now! https://lnkd.in/dmQMx8EJ #SexEducation #EndTheStigma #HealthEducation #Relationships #SexEdForAll

Imagine a world where Sex Education empowers youth. A world where curiosity about our bodies and how we grow up isn't met with hushed tones and awkward silences. A world where understanding intimacy and relationships is seen as empowering, not taboo. This world exists with comprehensive sex education! Think about it, butterflies aren't the only things that take flight during puberty.  It's a time of incredible transformation, and shouldn't our education reflect that? Sex ed isn't about stripping away innocence; it's about giving young minds the tools to navigate this exciting, sometimes confusing, chapter with confidence.  Young people are bombarded with messages about sex, often from unreliable sources. Let's equip them with accurate information, open communication, and the power to make healthy choices. So, what kind of world do you want to create?  #Dexes #SexEdRewritten #Education #SexEdLetsTalk #EmpoweredYouth #BuildingTheFuture

240,000,000 people have sex daily. That's 10 million people an hour or 166,666 people a minute. This is relevant because: You realize that it's universal and everywhere, at all times, even though it's happening (at least most of the time) behind curtains. Many people are having sex, but with very little sex education globally available. That leads to a lot of frustration and bad sex. That's why it makes my heart jump when the Cosmopolitan Taiwan just published an article based on our input. Sex is universal! That's why sex education is needed everywhere. Let's not ban it but embrace it! Let's keep working to make sure everyone has the knowledge they need to explore their sexuality safely and happily. #Sexeducation #GlobalImpact #Beducated #Cosmopolitan #Taiwan #Sexualwellness

The Supreme Court has advocated for comprehensive sex education as a measure to reduce sexual crimes and tackle widespread misconceptions. This initiative is definitely a game-changer. For far too long, conversations around sex, consent, and healthy relationships have been swept under the rug, leaving young minds vulnerable to misinformation. The result? Rising cases of sexual crimes, gender-based violence, and distorted views of intimacy. Comprehensive sex education goes beyond just anatomy—it's about equipping individuals with the tools to understand consent, respect boundaries, and make informed choices. It’s about breaking the cycle of shame and stigma that surrounds natural human experiences, and fostering a culture of mutual respect and understanding. In a country where discussing sex is still taboo, this bold step by the judiciary is more than necessary—it's crucial. As a society, we need to ask ourselves: Are we doing enough to educate our youth on these topics? Ignorance is not an option anymore; education is empowerment. #SupremeCourt #SexEducation #Empowerment #BreakingTheStigma #ConsentMatters #EducationForAll Vishal Jalan || LinkedIn || LinkedIn Guide to Creating

Sex Education does not sexualise children, it teaches them about the rights from wrongs, so they can make informed decisions when they begin that stage of their life. It’s better than them learning from hearsay and leaving us to pick up the pieces when something goes wrong, because nobody knew the rules. Listen to Dr. Sophie King-Hill and Kieran McCartan talk more about this and the government's proposal to ban Sex Education on my latest podcast, see links below. To listen: https://lnkd.in/eDV286Pj To watch: https://lnkd.in/eNSVyqjA

May is #sexedforall month! I spoke to #PBSNewsHour about what sex education is, why it’s important, and what parents can do to advocate for sex ed in schools and communities! https://lnkd.in/emG4baaC

We welcome this important new report from Sex Education Forum which focuses on what young people want from #RSE Young people say RSHE in primary schools should be more robust and must teach the importance of consent and how to question and challenge gender stereotypes. They also call for flexibility for schools to cover the RSE topics at the age their pupils need and call for more support and training for teachers. We completely agree! ... and the sales bit - sorry - the Family Planning Association's Yasmine and Tom resource for primary schools is designed by teachers to cover everything you need for a high-quality #RSHE programme. First things first, please take a look at the Sex Education Forum report - it makes for an interesting read.