Although over 80% of Americans support comprehensive sex education for young people, Congress continues to fund ineffective, head-in-the-sand, dangerous abstinence-only programs. All the while, the pandemic of sexually transmitted diseases rages and unintended teen pregnancies are on the rise. 

Sex is not new.  We all learned about it one way or another.  The Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice would like to know your story of how you learned about sex.  Was it from your parents or in 6th grade health class or from your religious congregation?  Or did you learn about it from a know-it-all friend or TV?  Maybe there are things you wish you had learned earlier or had learned about in a more appropriate way.  Possibly you received incomplete or wrong information or learned the facts a bit too late. 

Your anecdotes can help us make the case to policymakers for comprehensive sex education.  You may give us your name and contact information or you may send it in anonymously.  We are grateful for your help.

Take the Sexionnaire >>