Urgent: Duval County School Board Threatens Student Access to Quality Sex Education
The Duval County School Board is considering a shift to an abstinence-based sexual health curriculum along with an opt-in process that would severely limit the information students receive about critical topics like contraception, HIV/AIDS and STI prevention, testing, and treatment, consent, and healthy relationships. This move would drastically reduce students’ access to life-saving, medically accurate […]
Get Involved with FHYA – Be a Voice for Florida’s Youth!
At the Florida Healthy Youth Alliance (FHYA), we believe that every student deserves access to quality sexual health education that empowers them to make informed, healthy decisions. But we can’t do it alone. We need passionate parents, youth, and community members like YOU to help us advocate for the health and well-being of Florida’s students. […]
Florida Students Deserve Sexual Health Education
Sex education curricula have not been approved in Florida due to delays at the Department of Education. Send a letter to Florida Commissioner of Education, Manny Diaz!
Passion 2 Power Training – April 16, 17, & 18
Join us for this 3-part virtual advocacy training to learn how to speak at school board meetings about the importance and need for sexual health education.
Sex Ed in FL, What’s Next
Join us for a virtual meeting to review the recent FL Board of Education rule change and Legislation passed during the 2023 Session that will affect school based sexual health education.
Share your Support for YRBS
Send an email to the Duval County School Board; urge them to support the continued use of the YRBS to keep kids safe from abuse, suicide, injury, addiction, and other harms!
Did you know Meningitis B can cause death in just a few hours?
Meningitis B can be sudden and deadly and quickly spreads. It is especially dangerous for young people between the ages of 16 – 23 years old. College students are 5x more likely to contract MenB than non-college students. It is important that young people get vaccinated to protect them!
We Need Your Help to Support Sex Ed in Miami-Dade Public Schools
Miami-Dade Public Schools are currently struggling with the selection of their Sexual and Reproductive Health Education curriculum. In April, the School Board approved the use of two textbooks, one for Middle School and one for High School. The decision is being appealed by opponents who do not want ANY Sexual and Reproductive Health Education. We need […]
