Sex Education Programs

Over ninety percent of parents want teens to abstain from sexual activity until they have at least finished high school. Teens who abstain from sexual activity have substantially improved life outcomes. For example, teens who are abstinent in high school are almost twice as likely to attend and graduate from college when compared sexually active teens from identical social backgrounds.

Young people today are awash in a popular culture promoting promiscuity and casual sex. Abstinence education programs are one of the few alternative voices. Abstinence education programs are effective in reducing sexual activity against enormous pop culture pressures.

Alternative comprehensive sex education programs disparage abstinence and teach that casual sex among teenagers is acceptable and desirable.

Our Research & Offerings on Sex Education Programs
  • Lecture posted August 9, 2010 by Miriam Grossman, M.D. You're Teaching My Child What? The Truth About Sex Education

    Abstract: The principles of sexual health education are not based on the hard sciences. Sex education is animated by a specific vision of how society must change, and because of this, sex ed curricula omit critical biological truths and endorse high-risk behaviors. The priority… Read more

  • Commentary posted February 8, 2010 by Jennifer Marshall Empower Women: Teach Abstinence

    A group that thinks a Super Bowl ad celebrating Tim Tebow's life is bad news for women might be a little out of touch with what women really want. That helps explain why the National Organization for Women and other feminist groups have vehemently opposed abstinence… Read more

  • Commentary posted January 6, 2010 by Jennifer Marshall Lessons Learned From Former Addict's Victory

    He invited drug addicts into his home. So reads the obituary of Pastor Freddie Garcia, one of the great lights that left us in 2009 after nearly 40 years of ministry showing others the way. In the 1960s, Garcia was a heroin… Read more

  • WebMemo posted December 22, 2009 by Katherine Bradley Twelve Anti-Family Gifts from Congress

    As Congress wraps up its final business for the year, there are at least a dozen detrimental policies included in the omnibus spending bill recently signed into law by the President. Taken as a whole, these policies devalue human life, weaken civil society, and undermine the family. Unfortunately,… Read more

  • Center for Data Analysis Report posted June 3, 2003 by Robert Rector, Kirk Johnson, Ph.D., Lauren Noyes Sexually Active Teenagers Are More Likely to Be Depressed and to Attempt Suicide

    Teenage sexual activity is an issue of widespread national concern. Although teen sexual activity has declined in recent years, the overall rate is still high. In 1997, approximately 48 percent of American teenagers of high-school age were or had been sexually active. The problems associated with teen sexual activity are well-known. Every day, 8,000 teenagers in… Read more

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  • Center for Data Analysis Report posted June 3, 2003 by Robert Rector, Kirk Johnson, Ph.D., Lauren Noyes Sexually Active Teenagers Are More Likely to Be Depressed and to Attempt Suicide

    Teenage sexual activity is an issue of widespread national concern. Although teen sexual activity has declined in recent years, the overall rate is still high. In 1997, approximately 48 percent of American teenagers of high-school age were or had been sexually active. The problems associated with teen sexual activity are well-known. Every day, 8,000 teenagers in… Read more

  • Lecture posted August 9, 2010 by Miriam Grossman, M.D. You're Teaching My Child What? The Truth About Sex Education

    Abstract: The principles of sexual health education are not based on the hard sciences. Sex education is animated by a specific vision of how society must change, and because of this, sex ed curricula omit critical biological truths and endorse high-risk behaviors. The priority… Read more

  • Commentary posted February 8, 2010 by Jennifer Marshall Empower Women: Teach Abstinence

    A group that thinks a Super Bowl ad celebrating Tim Tebow's life is bad news for women might be a little out of touch with what women really want. That helps explain why the National Organization for Women and other feminist groups have vehemently opposed abstinence… Read more

  • WebMemo posted December 22, 2009 by Katherine Bradley Twelve Anti-Family Gifts from Congress

    As Congress wraps up its final business for the year, there are at least a dozen detrimental policies included in the omnibus spending bill recently signed into law by the President. Taken as a whole, these policies devalue human life, weaken civil society, and undermine the family. Unfortunately,… Read more

  • Commentary posted January 6, 2010 by Jennifer Marshall Lessons Learned From Former Addict's Victory

    He invited drug addicts into his home. So reads the obituary of Pastor Freddie Garcia, one of the great lights that left us in 2009 after nearly 40 years of ministry showing others the way. In the 1960s, Garcia was a heroin… Read more

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