Youth Development

Today’s teens face a myriad of issues and pressures like no previous generation. The rise of social media dangers and associated crimes has been prevalent in the media.

Teens today have a powerful tool at their disposal that past generations never had—the internet. They can get an answer to any question they have, including questions about sex. However, being tech-savvy will not protect teens from misinformation about sex.

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