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Sex Ed for Parents
Sex Ed for Parentssm is a free course on teen romance, sex, and friendships in the 21st Century. It offers parents a glimpse into the reality of teen life and provides expert advice on communication so that parents can keep their kids safe. Find out more...
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New Haven, CT
Join the New Haven Real Life. Real Talk. Coalition!
Whether you are a local organization who would like to bring these programs to your parents, or a local parent/caretaker who would like to become one of our facilitators, there is a place for you!

Portland, ME
Is your school's PTO hosting a Sex Ed for Parents program?
PTO/A groups in the Greater-Portland area - Portland, South Portland, Falmouth, Westbrook, Cape Elizabeth, Scarborough - are welcome to contact Real Life. Real Talk. to schedule Sex Ed for Parents programs.

Rockland County, NY
Host a Sex Ed For Parents Party!
Get the information you need about teen development, teen realities, and strategies to help you guide your teens and pre-teens. This FREE, fun, and informative event will help make you more comfortable TALKING!!

Tucson, AZ
Host a Real Life. Real Talk. House Party
Invite your friends over and Real Life. Real Talk. will supply a trained and knowledgeable facilitator. The program aims to equip parents with the information they need to help their teens navigate the often confusing realms of romance, relationships, and sexuality.

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What's New

In the News:

“Author Urges Parents To Talk Openly To Teens About Sex”
By Cassandra Spratling, Detroit Free Press, June 21, 2009

“Dads Really Are Good Influence”
By The Albany Herald Editorial Board, June 21, 2009

“Latino Teens Say Parents Affect Decisions about Sex”
By Eastern Group Publications, June 20, 2009

“Teen Sex Rate Steady, Contraception Down”
By United Press International, June 19, 2009

“With Teens, You Can't Win Them All, So Put Health & Safety First”
By Kim Hone-McMahan, Akron Beacon Journal, June 14, 2009

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