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    • Sex Ed Legislation
    • Sex Ed Mythbusters
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    • Recommended Curricula
    • Resources for Educators
    • Self Study Courses
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Making Sex Ed Relevant for People with Autism

By brianflaherty | April 2, 2016

Here are links to download all of the materials from “Making Sex Ed Relevant to People with Autism” Asking Out/Dating Role Play Masturbation Intimacy Continuum Puberty Bag Contents  

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