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SEFA PHE x maude Ticket Tee

SEFA PHE x maude Ticket Tee

SEFA PHE x maude Ticket Tee

SEFA PHE x maude Ticket Tee

$30

Celebrate Sex Ed for All Month with our limited-edition T-shirt, created in partnership with Peer Health Exchange to champion sexual health equity.

All proceeds benefit Peer Health Exchange.

*Please note, all merch is printed on demand and will be fulfilled separately.

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SEFA PHE x maude Ticket Tee

$30

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Due to the lack of comprehensive sex education programming in schools, young people, and the educators that lead them, lose access to the tools and knowledge related to sexuality and healthy behaviors. There are 13 states that do not require sex education to be age-appropriate or evidence-based, and even fewer states that require instruction on condoms or contraception when sex education is provided.

Peer Health Exchange is advancing sexual health equity for young people by creating educational opportunities for college peers to share the tools and resources young people need to make healthy decisions.

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An Unlikely Sex Education Pioneer.

How an affair with an angel led to subversive sex education.

Sex Education in America.

Sex Education in America.

How the birds and bees have transformed over time.

Why Abstinence-Only Sex Ed is not the answer.

Why Abstinence-Only Sex Ed is not the answer.

The United States leads in pushing abstinence but has the highest rates of teen pregnancy and STDs.

the problem with sex education in America.

the problem with sex education in America.

To start, less than half of states require it.

The Sex Ed You Deserved, According to SIECUS.

The Sex Ed You Deserved, According to SIECUS.

Not the sex ed that left out half the people and all the real questions.

Queer Sex Ed Is for Everyone.

Queer Sex Ed Is for Everyone.

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the history of the gaycation.

the history of the gaycation.

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what we can all learn from queer relationships.

what we can all learn from queer relationships.

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