comprehensive: We believe sex education should cover topics beyond just sex. We ensure that our curriculum and resources address anatomy, sex identity, gender identity, gender expression, sexuality, contraception, LGBTQIA+ specific information, mental health, physical health, consent, pleasure, power, race, oppression, and privilege

inclusive: We know that sex education must come from an intersectional lens. This means understanding how racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, classism, and ableism affect how we are all socialized in how we perceive ourselves and how we perceive others. This curriculum breaks down these barriers and celebrates diversity of experience, identity, and community

medically accurate: We only include information that is backed by science. We link all facts to their original source, so you can check them out for yourself!