Author: unitedfamilies

Parents—If You Don’t Teach Your Kids About Sex, Porn Sites Will

Parents: there are a few facts that are worth remembering.

Humans—even your little humans—are naturally wired to be curious about sex.
Children—yes, even your children and young teens—will look at porn.
As you probably know, porn is not a healthy outlet to learn about sex.
And yet, more porn sites are setting up portals within their digital sex empires that offer answers to questions and resources for sexual health and wellness learning. This is not a healthy substitute for real, honest conversations from a trusted adult about sex and sexuality. Here’s why:

Your child will have questions about sex, just like you had questions about sex while growing up. That’s part of being human and growing up, and it is something that should not be ignored, avoided, or shamed.

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UN Education Summit Wants to Stamp Out Traditional Values

NEW YORK, September 23 (C-Fam) A UN conference on education just called for the uprooting of “violent” traditional values and the spread of comprehensive sexuality education.

The Transforming Education Summit envisions a global agenda for education run from the United Nations bureaucracy in New York. Summiteers used buzzwords like “inclusive, equitable, safe and healthy.” Governments were urged to ensure a “progressive universalism in education” with policies to uproot “entrenched cultural and societal norms that impeded inclusion, equity and equality.”

Director-General of UNESCO, Audrey Azolay said the primary ends of a 21st-century education are to teach children and youth responses to “climate change” and to support “diversity,”

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Our Politics Needs a Pro-Family Policy Agenda

Families deserve protection from the growing economic and cultural forces that undermine their essential work.
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Strong families are the foundation of a healthy society. Especially at a time when cultural, political, and economic trends have pushed marriage and fertility rates to record lows, it is crucial for policy-makers to have a clear vision of how public policy might better support family life. One of the primary aims of our politics should be empowering mothers and fathers to better live out their obligations to each other, to their children, and to their communities.

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