Day 17: Sex Education
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A lot falls under the umbrella of sex education. Not only does it include education about infections, illnesses, and our anatomy, but it includes gender and sexual preference, and family planning.
Our cultures, religions, values, and beliefs shape how we learn about sex, relationships, and our bodies. Regardless of where or how we are raised, understanding how our bodies physically, mentally, and emotionally work is critical for our health and safety, particularly for women and girls.
Today, we talk about how comprehensive sex education can be used as a tool for sustaining equity and forming healthy relationships with those around us.
IF YOU HAVE…
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| WATCH THIS VIDEO
as people around the world reflect on their own sex education and how they hope it will be taught for future generations. |
and | READ THIS ARTICLE about the Indigenous American educators who work to provide comprehensive sex education in Indigenous culture. | and | WATCH THIS DOCUMENTARY
of high school students share the challenges and uncertainties of adolescence, sexual identity, and other sexual health matters. |
REFLECT
Take a moment to reflect today’s challenge and any insights you experienced.
- How did this challenge make you feel?
- What did you learn?
- What did you notice about yourself after taking the challenge?
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Thank you for joining us in our Stand Against Racism Challenge. Our work continues every weekday from May 2 – May 30. Each day you’ll be offered some content to help you take a deeper dive into the daily topic.
We ask that you undertake this challenge with an open mind and willingness to explore new ideas and allow yourself to sit with any emotions that may come up for you.
This content may be hard to process so consider having a self-care plan in place beforehand. This can include meditation before or after engaging, watching your favorite show, or doing something creative.
We look forward to going on this journey towards true equity and justice with you!
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By: Lara Estaris
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