Education is crucial in preventing sex-related crimes and other harmful encounters.

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Education - We understand the importance of presenting enjoyable education. People learn best when happy and engaged.

• Enhancing competence leads to improved performance.

• Delivering comprehensive education engagingly and enjoyably facilitates better retention.

• Encouraging hands-on engagement during classes promotes sustained interest.

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The Prevention division hosts adult education events led by qualified professionals specializing in engaging topics. Through comprehensive education, we aim to prevent sex-related crimes, suicides, unintended pregnancies, and lifelong traumas.

Sex has a profound impact on various aspects of our lives, including mental and emotional well-being, physical health, religious beliefs, political attitudes, and societal norms.

Some uninformed statements by public figures only perpetuate misconceptions and highlight the need for education. These include Senators supporting taxes citing tampons giving orgasms and Idaho Representatives suggesting swallowing pills with cameras to look at babies in the womb.

Pregnancy-related myths are used to rationalize sexual violence, suggesting that women can control when they conceive and only become pregnant when they are in love and sexually satisfied. This dangerous mindset deflects blame from the perpetrators and undermines the experiences of victims.

Baseless accusations, such as swimming drowning a fetus and spicy food falling the developing baby, perpetuate harmful stereotypes and lead to unjust treatment of women.

Many individuals still feel fear and shame when reporting incidents of abuse or violence, which serves as a barrier to seeking support and justice. Men seem to avoid reporting due to stereotypes and possible ridicule from peers. Young men are particularly vulnerable. 

Furthermore, it is disheartening that mortuaries are often reluctant to hire men due to concerns about the desecration of corpses. Children are sadly frequent victims of abuse and sex-related crimes. There have even been cases of coma patients becoming pregnant due to sexual assault. We must recognize that clothing, intoxication, and lifestyle, are not asking for it.