Indiana spotlight:
LGBTQ Activists Host Gender-Inclusive Sex-Ed Summer Camp for Elementary Schoolers
By Caroline Downey originally published on March 8, 2022, at National Review.
LGBTQ activists in Indianapolis, Ind. are hosting a sexual-education summer camp for elementary schoolers.
The four-day program is open to third-through-fifth-graders and costs $250 per child. A web page advertising the event states that enrolled children will participate in “affirming, non-binary, body-positive, social emotional learning through play” with an “inclusive sexuality educator.” After the event attracted negative social media attention Monday, the Eventbrite page was taken down.
The organizer, Our Whole Lives curriculum facilitator and “sexuality educator” Ashley Robertson, has advocated for “sex-positive parenting” that challenges gender norms. Robertson has performed condom demonstrations with the Girl Scouts, endorsed “holistic BDSM education” and sexual kink exploration, and promoted LGBTQ literature, according to social media posts reviewed by National Review. In April of 2021, Robertson led a workshop titled “Potty Training & Early Sex Ed.”
On the public Facebook group titled “Let’s Talk About Sex Ed with Ms. Ashley,” Robertson said, “I adapt the acclaimed Our Whole Lives sexuality education curriculum (OWL) to facilitate classes and workshops in Indianapolis, in a whole new way appealing to all learning styles.”
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LGBTQ Sex-Ed Summer Camp – Indianapolis Skyline
