Sex Ed

From what losing virginity even means to what people wish they'd known before having sex for the first time.

Experts say receiving unreliable sexual health information could be life-threatening to all youth.

Having sex for the first time can be a confusing and tricky time. This list answers all your burning questions about losing your virginity, according to sex experts.

Why breaking the hymen — or popping the cherry — actually has little to do with sex.

Inclusion benefits everyone.

Plus, the reasons you might be — because sometimes, horniness hits from left field!

Test your knowledge on sexual health and reproduction.

"Viruses show that we're very connected, but the way we experience them can be quite different."

The organization launched its new website aimed at providing health information for women, girls, and gender-expansive people everywhere.

Now they're helping their peers get sex ed.

GLSEN is facing harassment and complaints from anti-LGBTQ+ activists.

“Being pansexual is extremely empowering as a woman.”

Black queer women in the South organized these events during the AIDS crisis.

“I would not consider going to school in a state where abortion is against the law."

“People are routinely shocked to learn that I’m sexually active."

No one should be able to relate to show's lack of sex ed, but that's unfortunately not the case.

Or so I thought when I was growing up.

It was the first time sex ed was on a ballot.

Because solo sex is totally normal and healthy.

Filmmaker, author, and advocate Liz Goldwyn takes us inside a typical workday at her company, The Sex Ed.