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-of young people first and will put young people from marginalised communities at greater risk. Sign the petition below! change.org/p/stop-restrictio… #dumpthedraft #rshe #youthvoice #change #consultmeonrshe #section28 #sexeducationforall

We've launched a petition calling for an end to the proposed new section 28 style restrictions on content in the new relationships, s/x and health education draft guidance. The new guidance does not reflect the voices of young people, doesn't put the safety and wellbeing-

Ultimately, we need to listen to young people rather than imposing arbitrary restrictions that do not correspond to the reality of young people’s lives and thus fails to safeguard them from harm.

A recent poll of young people found 81% of young people thought consent education should start in primary school and 73% of young people felt teaching about the dangers of pornography should be taught in primary school.

of the knowledge which helps to keep them safe and risks exposing them to online abuse. Moreover, young people have not been consulted in the review process and changes are not in touch with the reality of young people’s experiences.

young people and make them less safe, particularly in an online world where sexually explicit content is easily accessible and where 10% of 9 year olds have already seen pornography. Education is a safeguarding tool and so arbitrarily banning elements would deprive young people-

We are deeply concerned by the changes being suggested, which appear to have been influenced by disinformation in the media, such as the thoroughly debunked myth that schools are teaching that there are 72 genders. The changes would be a backwards step that will negatively impact

@sex_ed_forum #sexualhealth #RSHE

...young people receive the support and education they need to navigate the complexities of relationships and sexual health in the modern world. Our priority must be empowering young people to make informed choices and lead healthy, fulfilling lives.

It is vital that RSHE continues to be a platform for understanding, tolerance and support for all students, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. Sexpression: UK calls on the government to prioritise comprehensive, inclusive RSHE in schools to ensure that...

...how to critically evaluate online information. We are deeply concerned about the potential imposition of Section 28 type restriction on RSHE content. Such restrictions could reverse the hard-earned progress in LGBT+ inclusion.

In an increasingly digital age, young people are growing up exposed to an abundance of online content, much of which is explicit, misogynist and inaccurate. We recognise the challenges this poses and believe that RSHE has a critical role to play in teaching young people...

As the UK's leading youth-led RSHE charity, we uniquely understand the importance of providing RSHE that resonates with young people. Our work is grounded in promoting open and inclusive conversations about relationships and sexual health.

We firmly believe that high-quality comprehensive RSHE plays a pivotal role in preparing young people for a healthy, informed and responsible approach to relationships and sexual health.

Sexpression: UK has  written to the Minister of State for Schools, urging the government to retain statutory RSHE and focus instead on improving training for educators and ensuring the curriculum is rolled-out successfully across the country to all young people.

@DrNaomiSutton @FumbleUK @haruntulunay #sexualhealth #sexualhealthweek #Sexpositivity

Sexpression: UK remains committed to its mission of promoting open conversations and providing valuable resources for sexual health and relationships education.

The campaign featured collaborations with renowned experts and advocates including Dr. Naomi Sutton, star of Channel 4's "The Sex Clinic", Harun Tulunay, a prominent activist in sexual health, and Fumble, a digital charity which co-creates sex education resources for young people

Our campaign reached beyond our traditional follower base, with a significant increase in non- follower engagement. This expansion of participation underscores our campaign's aim to reach a broader audience.