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Sex Ed for Parentssm is a free crash 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...
Local Real Life, Real Talk Events

New Haven, CT
Helping Families Communicate about Sexuality - October 6 from 6-8 PM.
It’s time to stop waiting and start talking…about sexuality...as a family. Join nationally known sexuality educator, Pam Wilson, MSW, for a fun evening of activities and discussion.  Wilbur Cross High School, 181 Mitchell Drive, New Haven, CT.

Portland, ME
You the Man - October 21 at 7 PM
A nationally acclaimed Add Verb Production addressing sexual violence and masculinity. Deering High School, 370 Stevens Ave., Portland, ME.

Rockland County, NY
Sex Ed for Parents - October 14  7 PM
Offers info on teen development and realities to guide their teens on relationships and sexuality! This FREE, fun, and informative event will help make you more comfortable TALKING!!  Suffern Free Library, 210 Lafayette Ave, Suffern, NY. Contact us for more information.

Tucson, AZ
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Join the coalition that's changing the way Tucson talks about sex and sexuality! Contact us for more information.

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What do you wish someone had told you about sex?

It’s okay. You can say it.

The Real Life. Real Talk.® Coalition is proud to sponsor the month-long event "It’s okay. You can say it." The goal is to increase open and honest dialogue about sexual health issues by inviting a variety of participants—community members, local government leaders, celebrities, and business ownersto submit their own stories through postcards and videos and online.

How would YOU answer the question?

Submit your story!