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Impactful change starts here

Creating space for conversations about
adolescent health and well-being can change lives.
Meet Alison
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Meet Alison Macklin, MSW

CHIEF STRATEGIST, AUTHOR AND TRAINER

I am a national leader in the comprehensive sex education field for almost 17 years. As a consultant, it is my goal to ensure I am supporting young people as they develop. I do this through working with the two major systems they are engaged in as they develop: families and the educational system.

Why is Sex Education Important?

Why is Sex Education Important?

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It's who we are

It's how we identify in the world. From what we wear to where we go to the bathroom.

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It's how we
make babies

It's the biology of what happens when sperm meets egg – maybe in the actual act of penis to vagina sex or maybe through IVF. It's the 21st century – there are lots of ways a sperm and egg can meet.

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It's who we're attracted to

There is Heterosexual, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Queer, and so, so much more!

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It's how we show someone we love them

There's hugging, holding hands, kissing, sex, and...

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It's how we don't have a baby

Condoms, pills, IUD, not having sex, abortion. There's lots of ways to not be pregnant.

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It's affirmative consent

It's how, when we are ready, we get to say "YES!" to what we do and don't want to do sexually.

Testimonials

"Alison has brought a clearness of vision and strategy to our state advocacy work that creates smart, thoughtful pathways for legislative and advocacy success for our partners around the country, while increasing the value and opportunities for SIECUS."

— Christine Harley

President & CEO, SIECUS: Sex Ed for Social Change

Services

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Phone

303-903-8973

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Thanks for your interest in Making Sense of It Consulting!

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Purchase Alison's Book,
Making Sense of It: A Guide to Sex for Teens (and Their Parents, Too!)

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