Menstrual Equity in Maine September 29, 2021 Reproductive Health, Reproductive Rights, Sex Ed By Isabelle Christie, Special Contributor to Maine Family Planning Nearly a billion people around the world Read More
How We Can Better Educate Our Youth on Menstruation September 14, 2021 Health Care, Reproductive Health, Reproductive Justice, Sex Ed By Isabelle Christie, Special Contributor to Maine Family Planning On my first day of sixth grade, my mother Read More
MFP Intern Spotlight May 29, 2021 Birth Control, Family Planning, Get Involved, Health Care, Reproductive Justice, Reproductive Rights, Sex Ed We asked Laura Parent, an intern on our Prevention team, to reflect on her time with MFP. We were deeply moved Read More
Sexual Health Isn’t Just About Sex June 1, 2020 Sex Ed Maine Family Planning's Education Department enjoyed spending the month of May sharing helpful resources for Read More
The Coronavirus is Putting Parents in the Sex Ed Hotseat May 22, 2020 Sex Ed The Covid-19 pandemic has undoubtedly made delivery of comprehensive, medically-accurate sexuality education Read More
Happy #SexEdForAllMonth May 11, 2020 Sex Ed This May, we're joining groups all around the country to celebrate — and demand! — Sex Ed for All. Launched Read More
Teaching Sex Ed from Afar April 1, 2020 Sex Ed Are you an educator who is responsible for teaching young people about their bodies, healthy relationships, or Read More
Young Mainers: Know Your Rights! January 8, 2020 Abortion, Birth Control, HIV/AIDS, Sex Ed Pop quiz: Carmen is 14 years old, lives in Maine, and wants to go on birth control, but doesn't want to ask Read More
How to Know If You’re in a Healthy Relationship March 29, 2019 Health Care, Sex Ed One of the topics MFP's Prevention Program covers in its comprehensive sexuality education curriculum is healthy Read More
What’s Up With Emergency Contraception & Your Weight? March 27, 2019 Birth Control, Sex Ed Have you been watching -- and loving -- Shrill, Hulu's new comedy series adapted from Lindy West's Read More