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frequentlyfemme:

I don’t usually post links to feministing, but this is an interview with my brilliant lovely friend Mimi about her work to transform sex ed and work being done around adolescent sexual development. Click the photo to read the interview.

A snippet:

Each sex ed program needs to be carefully and creatively attuned to the needs and interests of the community and the particular group of youth involved. I have learned through my own experiences working with youth of different backgrounds that there is no single curriculum or program that will work for all youth or in all schools. We must use an intersectional lens to appreciate how race, class, nationality, gender, and other aspects of young people’s lives and their positions in relation to power and privilege impact their experience of sexuality. It’s important to get to know young people: to work with them, listen to them, and respect their input and their leadership.