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S, Sarah N, Janine B, Maria C, Sam J, Stacey D, Danny B, Samantha B, Joshua J, David S, Emma A, Kerri H, Lawson B, Kirsty M, Luke M, Rebecca D, Steven M, Ryan D, Charlotte A, Libby R, Caitlin S, Desharn L, Jodie J, Georgia H, Abby B, Kyra D, Laura J, Sophie H, Charmain W, Demi B, Kara P, Chelsei , Levi P, Amie M, Alisha N, Georgia P, Bridie G, Mia S, Megan G, Louise M, Sanua S, Shannon S, Chloe C, Mel F, Alicia B, Kayleigh H, Paige W, Trevor D, Courtney A, Chloe M, Emily A, Jake F, Senner K, Bethany O, Ruth D, Philippa S, Stacey C, Claire I, Kirsty D, Jenna M, Jack D, Joshua B, Naomi S, Samantha A, Nisha A, Teraina H, Chad C, Kalana D, Sarah B, Debbie S, George J, Carly G, GORETTI K, Hayley H, Vicky L, Andy E, Phoebe F, Jessica H, Beth A, Adam P, Jasmin S, Josie W, Shenice M, James M, Paul C, Chrissie H, Diane G, Nikki G, Sophie R, Katrina S, Abi T, Brogan G, Aamir P, Linda A, Joseph M, Don T, Umar P, Aisha K, Chris B, Ben T, Tracy T, Tyrese S, Dante T, Laura W, Reece C, Brandon D, Ben M, Aiden B, Braydon H, Sarah K, Louise P, Sakunthala P, Zahid I, Gabie L, Rachel B, Megan A, Melody F, Emma D, Gagandeep D, Nathan M, Mandeep T, Sophia K, Siobhan M, Emily E, Gemma S, Dylan J, Matt S, Chanelle F, Linda H, Lorna L, Wagner H, Hassan R, Mubeen K, Ruqayya Q, Khadeeja A, Michael H, S A, Gordon H, Liam H, Sean A, Niel M - "I hope that by highlighting the above my daughter will understand enough about making informed choices for her future.", Henry O, Jess B, Daniella R, Noreen K, Kimberley L - "I am on the pill ", Amy E - "I get the pill injection ", Sophie H, Toni G - "I would only have sex with a partner", Ebony M - "I'd only have sex with a partner", Jessica T - "I will only have sex with a partner, no one night stands", Simon B - "Think positively about everyone's own sexual preferences", Rhea P - "I don't judge age and sex", Natasha W - "I don't discriminate based on sexuality", Steph S - "It is good to have somewhere to go and get help and advice when I need it, I will make sure I use it.", Ben M, Jessie J, Ladan L, Dylan C, Mac B, Karolina K, Afzal A, Ismail M, Bilal P, Jessica B - "I don't judge based on sexuality.", Francesca K - "Not have sex, use condoms, stay safe", Iram M, Luke H - "To help people through problems/ confusion over their sexuality, do the best to make them comfortable and happy with themselves.", Shana L - "Talk openly and honestly about sex and sexual health.", Laura P, Abdul Kadir P - "Respect your partner", Saimeena M, Laura K, Alice S, Jonathan H, Josh W, Tyler M, Jordan S, Luke D, Ryan S, Jacob F, Courtney N, Allison B, Sam W, Hannah L, Corey W, Tracy S, Queresha A, Rebecca W, Sam R, Krishna P, Nathan F, Shannon M, Josh L, Macawley T, Patrick J, Amie H, Salim K, Jade C, Sahir M, Rose G, Liam W, Ryan O, Jack M, Declan B, Michelle L, Sammy H, Beth G, Lorraine C, Finlay H - "Use a condom", Joe C, Tariq H, Mike C, Jack B, Mikey H, Kaisser A, Chris W, Kate N, David N, Brenda N, Jack T, Abbie F, Nazim A, Jacob T, Khuram I, Eris K, Louise H, Edward B, Joshua D, Tom P, Chelsea F, Jade ., Elliot H, Shane M, Isaac H, Poppy S, Terry M, Daniel N, Shauna M, Jade B, Corey H, Tanya G, Tracey R, Claire F, Mictchell I, Joe G, Daniel R, Robert B, Tasha C, Ruth T, Lauren C, Thomas S, Chris H, Andrew J, Jack H, Jobi H, Keleigh D, Andrew E, Danielle G, Kristopher E, Megan H, Rhianre S, Robbie B, Rebecca H, Hayley T, Sarah A, Jim F, G E, Jo Swinson MP , Cornel D, Anne E W - "I am donating some money today.", Lea-Anne S, David D, Tara M, Traci C, Liam B, Charlotte O, Luke W, Shane S, Maiakai B, Lauren A, Luke H, Lettisha G, Stacey S, Mitchell P, Reis L, Jack H, Catlin E, Tim L, Danielle B, Laura S, Mark N, Liam H, Brett M, Josh S, Timmy C, Calum B, Callum E, Samie R, Danielle B, Gemma F, Brett W, Hollie C, Amy C, Amie S, Holly B, Johannes W, Jmie N, Norman C, Luke S, Catladee H, Sarah J, Molly-rose D, Leanne T, Joshua D, Stephanie H, Shannon C, Amy H, Craig P, Jordan W, Ciara B, Thomas P, Ajay D, Samantha B, Olivia B, Junior T, Qadir A, Michelle H, Kellsie W, Samantha N, Jade R, Sarah P, Chelsey C, Harley R, Sarah B, Abbie J, Emma L, Simran L, Ashlee B, Samantha C, Aaron S, Kimberley Jade W, Becky Louise H - "We need better sex ed in schools!", Nicholan W, Ahson H, Sujaquir C, Shamus A, Ryan H, Michaela T - "I demand better sex education in school.", Laura D, Chelsea D, Nicole R, Clarice C, Craig L, Jenna H, Connor C, Daniel W, Simon A, Fezan M, Ricky E, Heather C, Jessica B, Dayce M, Jessica H, Ben C, Jamind M, Ajay D, Vicki M, Subrina M, Mayuri P, Selina K, Laura H, Yasmin A, Sophie H, Ctherine M, Charlotte S, Dominic K, Luck G, Arron R, Aysha O, Tom A, Jessica W, REECE B, Sam M, Dean S, LUCY H, Jason C, SAM W, Jaun W, Jack S, HURAM A, Kelle H, NEKIM A, JUDE B, Sophiya I, TASNEEM P, Fazila P, AYESHA W, QANITAH Z, ZOHIB S, FARHA Q, JOSH N, GARETH Z, SARRA A, HASSA F, SAEED A, Farhan K, SHAKIRA T, Michael P, LOUISE B, Katrine W, ALANNA D, Alice B, JADE A, Halima B, HANNAH D, Rebecca D, Tanzeel A, EMMA H, BEN G, Laura P, JAck S, Kayley P, HANNAH P, Rulchsar H, SHELANA E, Anssa A, YASMIN A, Sarah S, SHANE W, Emily K, PETER P, WAQAR A, Jenny L, KASIM M, Rizwana A, BEN D, ANGIE S, Jade C, MICHAEL S, Adil M, SHARNA S, MOLLY D, Shavna M, REBKAH C, Naveed K, Shakeel F, JORDYN M, Liwian P, LEE M, Simon S, LOUISE B, HOLLY T, Kerry V, Robert D, COLLETTE L, Joe T, Alex S, Olivia J, Paul H, Zoe T, Nicola R, NATALIE F, EMMA G, KERRY S, ZOE B, TOM D, JULIE J, PAIGE A, KERRY P, HEATHER A, CAMERON T, AARON H, ABDUL A, AIDEN T, JESSICA B, AIDAN C, CHRSTINE C, ALEXANDRA F, MOLLY C, KELLY W, FARHAN K, NUNU A, KIRSTY N, LINDSEY A, MOMADDI M, YASMIN J - "DON'T ALLOW YOUNG PEOPLE TO BE BULLIED AND HURT BY THEIR SEXUALITY.", LEAH P, MEGHAN A, ZAIN K, EMILY S, ABIGAIL M, VICTORIA M, LAUREN H, EMMY B, SAJNA B, JOE D, PARIS G, VICKY W, LEONI S, BETHANIE A, BILLY F, DANIEL W, SAM V, KRISTIAN K, SONIA S, ZACHIA J, RYAN K, JACK C, DECLAN R, LOUISE S, LUKE K, NICO B, JACK M, MARIE D, RYAN F, KATIE W, CHEREE K, NATASHA W, KARL L, TAYLOR M, JOSH G - "SEX IS GOOD", SCOTT T, HARLEY D, LAUREN T, ELLIOTT C, WILL T, KATIE R, LAIN G, LAURA C, ANNA-LEE K, RAEESA A, LINDSEY P, GENNA D, KERRY R, LAURA M, KIRSTY B, LAUREN P, HEIDI F, AMY W, TAZMIN F, CATHERINE E, ALEX W, KIRSTY W, EMILY L, LUCY E, DANIELLE H, HAYLEY G, HANNAH B, MICHELLE B, WAYNE D, KAYAMBI K, JAY M, ALEX B, MEGAN P, KEALEY E, BENISH L, BETH R, AMY H, SHELBY B, JADE G, AMY L, Kerri R, Tasha K, Melissa F, Sayal Z, Michael C, Jamie H, Melissa K, Laura H, Robeul H, Shannon A, Jodie G, Laarayb K, Lauren M, Chlde D, Saiska J, Oliver W, Anthony M, Mica S, Elliott Q, Tahlia C, Hayley M, Jodie A, Lauren B, Nicola W, Taome P, Lauren D, Jane W, Hope P, Demi Y, Jess H, Ruth F, Angela G, Shannon J, Lucy H - "Don't Judge Young Mums!!", Bethany C, Dannielle B, Victoria R, Joseph W, Geoff H, Daniel C, Holly M, Katie L, Paige S, Mirella B, Kerhys M, Tracy P, Kate R, Aimee F, Karen S - "I pledge to be Sex Positive and to formally advise the young people I work with to also become Sex Posotive.", Maria N, Karin R, Gabrielle S, Helen M - "As an adult working with young people, I pledge to do everything I can to make our Sex & Relationships Education better! More focus on relationships, less biology, well-informed staff (who only work on delivering the subject if they feel comfortable doing so) and engaging, expert advice. I hope my pupils will be in the 2% who feel that their SRE was good!", Deborah C - "I believe that giving young people the opportunity to talk about sex in a positive way is imperative to helping sustain a healthy community. We need to rid communities of sterotypes, and lack luster information with regards to sexual experiences and encourage young people to talk openly and freely about sex, realising that it is a positive part of peoples lives!", Yazmin G, Alison C, Chloe C, Muneeb S, Laura B, Rebecca S, Emma T, Anatole M, Leanne L, Dee J, Marie W, DAWN F - "As a youth worker I pledge to help create a Sex:Positive society and to share the Sex:Positive campaign with my peers, colleagues and the young people i work with. ", Nicole P - "Don't Judge Young Mothers ", Linda S, Eleanor F, Evie M, Lesley M, Katie S, Jenna M, Hannah S, MARCELA G, CASSANDRA W, GLYN L, KVRTUS A, SASHA R, DWAYNE S, AYAVORO M, CANDICE C, AYISHA E, DEBORAH L, EMMA Z, GLODEAN M, MICHELLE U, NYALL G, EMMANUEL R, TARIRO C, HEATHER D, ASHA M, LUCIA N, ANGUS F, Rosie D, Sharon B, Martin S, Ben S, Georgia J, Jayne K, Bernadello D, Jo L, Lizzie B, Liz R, Natasha R, Evcrt K, Nadine B, Aimee E, Jimmy S, Laura T, Stephanie W, Asha S - "Sex is a positive and enjoyable part of life and you should never feel pressured into anything. Love yourself for who you are and others will too.", Niki L, Kaylee M, Jacqui J, Emily M, Takatso N, Samantha H - "BROOK IS BRILLIANT! Never be ashamed Enjoy it Dont make it stressful", Toni M - "human nature!!", Jennifer H - "Sex is good for your health! SEXERCISE!", Denice S - "Being SexPositive is very important. Listening to everyone's view on Sex no matter their age and never judging anyone on their opinion. People are constantly learning about sex and the advice and services that Brook offer will help people to carry on doing this. I pledge to do what I can to be SexPositive and to encourage others around to do so as well.", Rachel D, Jackie H - "I pledge to be sex:positive. I want my own kids and all the young people I work with to enjoy a happy, liberating sex life based on priciples of equality, honesty, openess,acceptance,knowledge, caring, confidence, being healthy and fun! ", Jodie marie E, Mandy W, Lara S, Simon S, Hayley T, Levi T, Joe S, James E, Graham H, Sophia O, Megan C, Michelle W, Sam R, Ben R, Tudor B, Connor G, Shanice B, Jack H, Nathalie E, Laura K, Melissa W, Siobhan B, Nicola S, Alby K - "i believe that young people need to be educated about sex", Mohammed A, Mahayla-Anne M - "We need to exhablish that SEXUAL EDUCATION is necessary. Pledging doesn’t mean I’m encouraging young people to over-do it and be irresponsible, but it’s a way for me to stress the idea that young people need to be educated about self-worth, temperance, sexual ricks (STI’s) and ect….", Susan V, Catt' S, Alexandra C, Eloise R, Nichola B, Lizzie G - "I grew up in a sex:negative household and received no sex education at my secondary school. This has had a profound impact on my life experiences and I have done everything I can to educate myself positively and support the young people that I work with to experience healthy and happy sex lives by respecting their decisions and discussing honestly and openly about sex.", Rose E, Pepe P, Rabia K, Hanna L, Alison M, Joyce G - "Congratulations to the young volunteers at Brook for their positive campaign. I fully pledge my support, the importance of spreading the word is so important for improving the sexual health of young people.", Hannah M, Heather P, Leesa P, Antonette P, TERRY D - "I pledge to continue to improve the Sex Relationship Education I provide to young people and work with my Brook collegues to delevelop new fun and intresting young people focused session plans to enable young people to talk about sex and relationships without feeling to embassed or judged in anyway.", Nadia S - "I pledge to make sex positive!", El W, B T, Connor H, Petra M, Al G, Alex H, Chloe R - "I think society as a whole should be more posotive about young people in general by not demonising their behaviour and causing devision. Young people have the right to enjoy their sexuality and sex is a positive thing.", Trudi B - "I will do my best to provide good quality, accurate information and education in my role as education outreach worker and as a parent and aunt to daughters and nieces.", Fay C, Niamh H, Michael H, Anna B, Ana S, Lizzie A, Giwan H, Mariyami B, Parwin H, K B, Rob D, Debbie R, Ed H - "Sex is a natural and healthy part of human behaviour. Our sexual journeys are personal and diverse and this difference should be celebrated and talked about frankly and honestly. Regardless of nature of the sex we intend to have, we have the right to access information which helps us to understand fully the consequences of our actions and the right to choose, without pressure or fear of discrimination, which path we want to take. If we emphasise the benefits of good, healthy sex over the potential consequences of risky or unwanted sex then hopefully we will all enjoy sex positively!", Antonia W, Tony P, Rachel A, Mark W - "I pledge to campaign on the right for those of all gender and sexual orientations to be free to enjoy relations without fear of being discriminated against and to stand by those that advocate the choice agenda. I am committed to improving sexual education and encouraging people to talk about sex more openly and eradicate the fear of sex being a dangerous subject to talk about. Honesty is a much better policy than repression.", Daniel A, Becky D - "It is 100% natural to have sex, male or female yet there's still a negative thought on females having sex and getting bullied and abused because she has a healthy sex life. People should stop concerning themselves with other people's lives and we should be able to enjoy it without any consequences from peers.", Joanna R, Porcia R, Yolanda C, Jade D, Louise M, James S - "It's 2011, not 1911. We must allow people of all ages to be who they want, and that includes allowing young people to develop their sex and personal lives in their own way free from taboo, stigma and judgement as part of a healthy, progressive society.", Billy S, Hebe P, Barrie H, Yessica R - "I pledge to make this a Sex:Positive world and help the movement!!!! ", Josina C, Christie V, Jaedyn P, Comfort A, Ben M, Lucy R, Filip K, Hannah B, Swati P, Llewellyn M, Angela M, Kristy D, Laura W - "I will pledge to spread the word about the campaign accross the children and young people's workforce in Oldham through Oldham Children and Youth Alliance.", Laura R - "Too often, young people are offered only a narrow view of where their sexuality and sexual relationships should lie. Therefore, inspired by my brilliantly defiant sister (who refuses to be pigeon-holed by others' small-mindedness), I pledge to support a future in which all young people are treated fairly, in a fully inclusive, Sex:Positive society, where an open mind is the least we can offer to young people just starting out on the path to a fulfilling, happy sex life.", Steph T, Noreen M, Amy P, Eleanor B, Roxanne B, Shaunagh H, Shannan A - "i think its really inportant that adults dont over exaggerate young peoples sexual behaviour.", Kelly C, Sarah G, Katie P, Hayden T - "Sexy Exciting Xhilarating Promotion Of Sex + Is To Include Variety Everyday", Sky M, Danniella M, Antonietta M, Lucie S, Natalie B, Jacob M - "I think we can get into a massive vicious cycle where we demonise young people, don't give them a voice, give them muddled moralised information and then when they struggle to deal with the mixed bag of sexual messages with given them we demonise them even more again for their mistakes because of this, and it goes on. I can pledge to at least try not to feel embarrassed, and to speak openly and honestly about sex but really to achieve it I think is something we can all work on over a long period of time, and is an on-going effort. ", Amber H, Tom B, Melissa E, Codie M, Jack W, Rachel G, Sinead S, Lauren B, Heather G, Chelsea B, Katie-louise H, Arlene M, Sarah L - "I will challenge sex:negative attitudes and will not be embarrassed to express my believe that we should be sex:positive. ", Ben I, Stephanie W, Rebecca L, Ellen W - "always answer young people's questions about sex and relationships honestly and with the respect they deserve", Nicola P, Becky W, Jake F, Sara W, Ross michael H, Anne W, Stephanie H, Stephen W, Jennifer R, Ruby-ann P - "www.rubyannpatterson.co.uk supports young women and men. in the uk understanding a sex positive society", Nicola S, Danny S, George B, Joshua A, Adam G, Hazel Blears MP . - "I pledge to support Brook in helping young people to make positive and responsible choices in their lives.", Natasha T, Alex K, Lauren H, Teresa D, Dominic A, William K, Courtney S, Margaret B, Margaret B, Bernadette D, Liam S, Zara C, Joanne M, Sarah S, Kate M, Becky W, Stephen J, Chantelle D, Debbie P, Chaz N, Laura A, Joseph L, Darell S, Daniel B, Folashade O, Lynda H, Renata S, Fola R, Emma M, Lauren T, Sam R - "In this new generation that is bombarded with sex in music, television and on the internet, that parents, teachers and even young people themselves learn to enjoy being sexual and to talk sex in a unashamed yet moral way. There needs to be an example set by our elders, to be open and be lighthearted about sex when young people start to discover that basic and natural instinct! I pledge to turn minds on everywhere about the cause! Keep it real, Be Sex: Positive!", Vashti M, Amber P - "I pledge I won't be too afraid or embarrassed to go to the clinic for free contraception.", Oliver S, Sir Nick P, Marion C, Evandro M, Sophie H, Hollie B, Jane R, Catlin L, Alison D, Mattehew K, Nicole N, Lauren Q, Jade A, Dani B, Ben M, Olivia R, Alan G, Amy-marie K, Felistas M, Sarah F, Daniel R, Lisa O, Sean B, Charlene A, Christopher M, Ashley W, Francesca H, Chantelle T - "i pledge to be a good role model", Melissa C, CLAIRE A, Katy R, Stewart C, Jenny M - "I pledge to be Sex:Positive by being a positive role model to all the young people I meet through my work at brook luton and teaching young girls that their body equals their choice. And also by being open with my own children about sex and teaching them to accept and embrace their own sexuality and that of others.", Fiona S, Jade W, Sally C, Lousie M, Natalie B, Ryan F, Sarah W, Colin A - "to encourage all to love safely love well and love with joy", Emily W, Sally H, Bridgetta F, Holly M, Gary S, Jason B, Darl H, Anne Q, Louise W, Sarah jade R - "do accept people for who they want sex with! ie same sex", Kim S, Kelly M, Mark S, Samantha G, Hannah D, Gemma H, Stacey S, Ayrton M, Toni M, Gaynar E, Lisa K, Jemma W, Penny J, Samantha E - "i believe that everyone should have the rights to express their own unique sexuality or personality and it should be personal choice.", David G, Roy W, Sophie C, Charly M, Ryan M, Richard W, Lois F, Carl A, Julie G, Jonathan M, Ben B, Suzanne T, Louise E, Mel R, John S, April B - "I pledge to continue to be Sex Positive and support Brook in everything they do!", George H, Andrew T - "As a society we are very good about participating in the physical side of sex but we rarely talk about it or share our experiences. Through sex positive we can create a safe environment to talk about sex and to make young people's experiences positive. This includes you too boys so if you want to be a real man, talk to us, tell us how you feel. You have views and opinions as well so tell us how we can support you. :)", Lily G, Jade D - "Everyone should be able to talk about sex and not be embarrassed by it and everyone should be able to be any sexuality they want without being bullied and put down by it. You are who you are and you should love yourself. I'm bisexual and so are many of my friends and we are proud to be who we are and so should you!! I will happily make my pledge because i believe in this.", Lexi H, Stephanie D, Jayson M, James B, Charlotte W, Amy H - "DO help out & support people unfortunate enough to have contracted an infection they will have to live with all their life!", Dean P, Zak N, NIck S - "Do talk openly and honestly about sex, supporting young peoples rights to express their sexuality. encourage young people to make the right choices for them, put a stop to the negativity surrounding sex, and encourage a freedom of choice.", Grayce C, ANGELA M, Amber S, Kirsty S, Maria U, Kaleb B, Beth R, Christine C, Jane M, Alex H, Alexandra H, Gemma C, Iris B, Madison R, Barry B, Oli P - "Homophobia is wrong. I pledge to support all those being bullied.", James E, Chikira S, Abi F - "Can have better and safer relationships. (with or without sex).", Jack L, Sophie C, Eleanor G, Natasha B, Alec O, Asher J - "Do try to brakedown gender stereotypes ", Grel S, Andrew C, Sally W - "Too many young people end up living on the streets because of negative attitudes to sexual choices.", Siobhan B, Fay C, Zoe H, Basma L, Suzanne K - "I will continue to educate professionals about the dangers of child sexual exploitation and that young people regardless of their sexuality should be able to explore their sexuality within safe, age appropriate boundaries, without the fear of being sexually exploited. ", Holly P, Lucy V, Katie B, Jenny B, Josh N, Sarah J, Lulu F, Lola C, Pandora E, Paige P, Ruby D, Fazul I, Elle I, Malcolm A, Sue M, Tom A, Max D, Sal F - "Inteactive, engaging, straight foward , sex education classes in schools are important to help young people form love safe relationships I fully support this campaign, we need to be more honest and open in this country.", Samantha C, Melissa O, Siobhan B, Sarah S, Paul B, Lauren W, Ben A, Lisa W, Gemma B, Mary H, Sophie P, Kirsty A, Jack M, Colson S, Ben M, Katherine W, Liam P, Heidi W, Jo V, Claire lucille A, Hameah Fand S, Kyron G, Kamal H, Dominic A, Joe M, Natalie P, Rachel R, Robbie F, Sophie B, Ben M, Mathew J, Poppy J, Siobhan L, Abla S, Natisah A, Georgia B, Kyle T, Natalie G, Diko B, Abionun O - "Decision makers, plitircians and members of the 'Establishment' should not make sex a taboo subject.", Josh S, Wendy W, Nadirur C, Henry S, Stephen H, Charlie B, Darren F, Joe H, Valerie O, Ellie V, Aimee S, Rita M, Elaine M, Beverley H, Clare R, Catherine R, Razzia G, Emma C, Suzie B, Ilaira M - "Relinilely support this campaign ", Cathy D - "Great campaign and really important issue- I support!", Sarah D, Lindsay K, Nicola B, Alice Poppy W, Janet M, Charley J, Kim T, Daniela B, Liz W, Paul K, Helen C, Alan S, Rosanna M, Lorraine V, Andriana B, HIghland L, Rebecca M, Jancis S, Laura S, Chelsea H, Tom C, Mr R P, Haneshia M, Baljit S, Lianoline B, Abdul H, Dan T, Gemma F, Robin M, Mathew R, Dale J, Lauren M, Lliggi T, Samantha L, Juber A, Shazad M, Wendy G, Shaheena M - "I have always been Sex Positive and will continue to do so. Sex is part of our natural makeup so how can young people be denied of information or education that will prepare them for it.? Sex Positive attitude is essential for a healthy and happy society.", Rovert P, Lendo H, Jahmaine T, Jenny B, Ashraf U, Nathan C, David C, Kate C, Lara H, Bill M, Sylvia B, Nathan F, Enrico M, Toni B, Jason J, Christopher Lee B, Darren K, Sasha P, Michael H, Jane F, Brodie L, K D, Alison S, Megan C, Rubie H, Hasif K, Donna S, Ibad Z, Rachel H - "It's a very good idea!", Sam L, Mark Y, Mark W, Daniel S, Corey W, Griff T, Jessica M, Kevin F, Aimee E, Jodie B, E E, Kristine R, Charlotte C, Erica G, Sharon S, Ethan Q, Muntojimul H, Tracy J, Sam M, Jason R, Christopher F, Jonathon B, Matthew S, Hannah D, Dawoil B, Blake H, Angelika S, Darius K, Taylor B, Alicia P, Marvin W, Leanne R, Kristie S, Jhovane W, Jhovane W, Kevin B, Paul B, Jennifer W, James B, Cam P, Isabelle H, Jay H, Neil V, Sarah C, Rebecca P, Vanessa H, Alison C, Efe O, Jamie B, Rajinder P, Chevorn S, Khalid R, Shaun B, Ranjit M, Elain W, Laura-Jade S, Natasha P, Damien M, Debbie S, Hasia M, Andre R, Laura M, Jemma H, Matthew R, Tom W, Juinor C, Paula W, Becky C, Thia B, Roman Z, Ben H, Anita W, Alex S, Paul T, Kristi H, Michael R, Gemma B, Aidan M, Lizzie L, Adam E, Marina H, Siobhan H, Carole C, Naveen K, Kerry J, Jhon N, Paige N, Victoria G, Mark L, Nikki G, Tejimden S, Richard H, Hannah T, Meron I, Stacey O, Sandra S, Hyacinth M, Doreen Y, Momane L, Singh P, Riaze K, Lynn J, Izabela S, Narinder K, Selina M, Paul D, David H, Raj S, Caroline W, Gediminas D, Tony T, Suasan S, Claire F, Tyler M, Rena E, Emma C, Imranul H, Vincent H, Michelle G, Michelle W - "As a responsible parent I feel it is important for my children to be well educated and informed correctly. ", Sunny J, Kayleigh T, Mandy T, Anna K, Shazad M, Mandy J, Maxine W, Glenn W, David L, Gerry R, Jo S, Supna R - "I pledge to talk open and honestly about sex ", Gayle B, Liam A, Prem T, Jason T, Rowshonara S, Stephen M, Raj S, Lynn T - "I pledge to support my son and daughter's choices on getting the correct information about thier sex and relationships ", David M, Sam I - "I Pledge for better knowledge ", Michgal J - "STAND UP FOR YOUR SEX EDUCATION AND STAY SAFE ", John J - "I want young people to understand that sex is something to talk about and now shy away from. ", Antonio G, Autumn G - "I Believe that there should be better sex education in schools, I left school 2 years ago and I didn't leave with the the correct sexual education I wanted and I'm now pledging for a sex positive future for the younger generation ", Christopher H, Layla L, Sabrina J, Allan H, Zaid I, Ranjit K, Melanie F, Sharpa S, Christina D, Khushall M, T S, Samantha L, Keely J, Junoir C, Liam H, Lauren M, Sarah P, Glory L, Manpreet P, Zara S - "I support young peoples sexual health", Sharna C - "I pledge to support young peoples sexual health ", Nicola K - "To Listen More ", Jasper C, Kellie N, Rebecca H, Piar P - "i work for brook and i pledge to help young people gain confidence when talking about sex.", Tom B, Kathy B, Bec M, Bianca M, No_Risk S, Sian H - "We at No Risks pledge to listen to young people and promote good sexual health and wellbeing to everyone, no matter what age, race or sexual orientation, everyone we see or speak to will be treated in complete confidence :) ", Shannon S - "I pledge to not judge and to support the people who need me the most and to help those in need.", Megan G, Paula S, Katie-May G, Colette L, Lucy G - "I hope that our next generation of parents are more open and aware of their bodies and talking about sex. The only way this can happen is if we allow our young people to express themselves and feel comfortable talking about sex and sexuality so they grow into adults/parents that have these skills to pass on to the next generation.", Michelle C - "I pledge to spread the message of Sex:Positive within the community where I work and live. I fully support this campaign and think it is coming at a time when positivity is key to changing society for the better and what better way to start than with a message which everyone can relate to because it is about one of our most basic human needs. It may seem like sex is something and secret but the truth is everyone has a sexuality of some sort even if they do not act upon it and sex should never be something talked about in whispers and secrets.", Amy H, Claire R, Darren G, Diane Abbott MP , Bridget G, Diana K, Gemma H, Lesley D, Melissa W, Damien M, Katie W, Tracy M, Anne marie H, Ben M, David H, Linda T - "I pledge to be Sex Positive and to do whatever I can to support this brilliant campaign.", Vikki S, Sarah S, Nicki M, Richard C, Kevin M, Miles B, Ellie B, Sara N - "I also pledge to allow people of all genders, races and sexualities to love, and to be loved by, who they please, without fear of prejudice or discrimination. I also pledge to encourage young people to be able to discuss sex openly with their parents/carers, so that they can live with a good awareness and education of sex, without doubt or worry.", Jamie L, Gavin D, DALIA C, Karen K, Tom L - "Yes. I want my children to grow up confident and positive about sex and intimacy, about their bodies, and their emotions. Thanks to all the young people involved in this campaign for standing up and speaking out for a positive alternative in a field full of denial and misinformation.", Emma P, Sara T, Janani J, Stephane M, Callum R, Carla M, Sam A, Boglarka S, Lauren S, Louise C, Sue S - "I support Sex:Positive and have always felt strongly about supporting young people in making their own individual choices and for them not to be bullied or intimidated or judged", Cassian R, Debra L, Jennifer W, Adele M, Dawn V, Lilly R, Matty M, Laura D, Cari V, Owen B, Katy B, Jenni G, Mary L, Sue H, Hannah C, Rachel G, MJ M, Louise K, Imogen G, Frances R, Linsey M, Paul F, Jane F, Nicole D, Nicky H, Dawn P, Breedagh H, Stephanie M, Mary M, Trevor G, Marianne G, Paul E, David O, Henry T, Mark W, Deborah S, Marc H, Anita S, Josh B, Gemma V, Suzie A, Gabriel S, Scott B, Richard E, Polly G, Jonny S, Jim H, Paul T, Tony F, Jo S, Lisa T, Rebecca M, Heidi M, Jo H, Clarissa F, Susie D, Cliff B, Edd W, Ed H, Peter W, Steve McCabe MP , Anastasia M, Refik O, Tracey M, Stephen B, Hong T, Martin P, Nathan S, Margaret J, Alison S, Nick T, Francis K, Christine T, Alexandra E, Colum M - "I pledge to do my part to move to a world where we aren't embarrassed to talk about sex, sexual health and sexuality.", Joan W, Martin G, Laura N, Sam C, Adam S, Dave S, Rosie J, Jan C, Elizabeth D, Triece T, Peter R, Malaika U, Reni E, Lee W, Emily G - "Do always respect people's decisions and encourage them to be safe.", Bethany R - "DO talk to your children about sex and I advise parents not to forbid their children to have sex as this just makes them want it more!", Heidi B, Jill S, Leeanne W, Jane C, Bongiwe N, Kaya W, Laurie-Ann O - "DO encourage everyone to be sex:positive and DON'T fail to challenge those around me who support negative, shaming, inaccurate, dangerous, or limiting information regarding matters of sexuality. ", NAOMI P, Hassan A, Jayne L, Liz D, Lara P, Heather K, Helen H, Ellie L, Alana W, Poppie S - "Being sex positive is key to a healthy, happy society where no fear of taboo means young and old alike can speak out about the one act that ties us all together!", Jenny D, Richard D - "I pledge to encourage others to be Sex Positive and allow young people to assert their sexuality at their own pace in a way that does not diminish their, or others, self esteem.", Carolyn P, Maisie D, ZHane D, Yvonne B, Sabrina R, Toby B, Georgia B, Ali M, Layla I, Layla A, Lynn L, Bob Russell MP  - "I found your website most informative with an excellent approach to a subject that far too many still find taboo", Rosie M, Petra M, Shellby P, Tom B, Gareth S, Samuel M, Krishna M, Jane , Penny F, Charlotte E - "F*** it you only live once, why hide what you're thinking as if you're hiding or scared of the outcome.. You never know the grass may actually be greener on the other side! ", Ellen T, James I, Nikki G, Jennifer G, Louise H, Colette N - "I believe that sexual pleasure needs to be addressed when talking to young people about sex. Young men and women need to be taught accurately about orgasms, the clitoris and masturbation so that they don't turn to porn for an education!", Sarah A, Stuart H, Alison H, Henry A, Kellie S, Chloe D, Briony S, Jo G, Israt B, Kayleigh C, Simon B, Emma H - "I am passionate about creating a Sex:Positive environment professionally with young people and personally within my friendship groups. I feel it is wholly important to be open and honest, unshockable, friendly, accepting and to have a sense of humour about sex! I hope I put all these things into practice daily by relating to young people in a clear, respectful way. With my friends, I have encouraged them to talk openly about their relationships, and have seen the benefits this has even for the over 25s! So many of my friends have been relieved they're "normal" when discussing personal matters - or as I like to think of it that there is no "normal" - there are similarities and differences between everyone and talking about them is interesting and enlightening, and hopefully opens up an honest dialogue with each other and with ourselves. I pledge to maintain this integrity in my new job and keep encouraging and supporting my friends.", Tracy W - "I support Sex:Positive and I pledge to encourage a positive and open discussion amongst all age groups, to ensure society has a more positive attitude towards sex and sexuality. ", Safa S, Miriam A - "I pledge that I will make this society to have a positive attitude towards sex by keeping my virginity until I am married!", Elaine A, Abbie M - "I will only have sex with my boyfriend when we are using protection.", Dom W, Jamie G, Joan D - "I pledge to continue being honest and open about being a lesbian - to be visible not hidden, to challenge people's preconceptions, and to hopefully make it easier for other gay people around me to be honest and open as well.", Dan B - "I think that the chance to talk openly, honestly and comfortably about sex and sexual health is paramount to all our well-being, as younger people, older people and anyone inbetween!", Siobhan M, Lyndsaey M, MARGARITA M, Emma T, Cas R, Caroline R, Annie V - "I pledge to continue to encourage young people (and older people too!) to feel comfortable and safe talking about and exploring their feelings, impressions and attitudes to sex and sexuality. I pledge to challenge those who attempt to attach shame and negativity to young people's blossoming sexuality, and to encourage (young) people to approach their own and others' sexuality with respect and an open mind. Go Brook!!", Lizzie A - "I will do all that I can to lobby our government to ensure that young people's access to good quality, considered and impartial sex education remains central to education provision. ", Julie M, Anna M, Amanda C, Kayleigh W, Karl P, Helen K, Julia N, Katie M, Melly P, Nicola K, Mary C - "I pledge to challenge the processes that prevent young people from being able to make informed decisions about the expression of their sexuality. I will work with and for young people to ensure consent is always part of their choices.", Clare D, Phillip G, Melissa H, Max G, Tee T, Emma I, Liz S, Maddison B, Martha W, Jennifer M, Laura H, Arlene M, Astrid C, Jo E, Jo E, Kate R - "Growing up gay I had no idea it was possible to be positive about sex with all the conflicting messages I received. Things are changing but until we stop being embarrassed to talk about all forms of sex and sexuality openly with young people, a culture of fear is allowed to exist that demonises young people who are in any way sexually 'different'. ", Debra B, Lizi L, Jennie O, Rameen M, Nina B, Kate C, Lilith D, Rob T, Lorraine H, Jordan H, Nathan N, Hamdi H, KarlKore B, Claire M, Bethany P, Tom S, Pascal P, Martha L, Bekah L, Jesse P, Max M, Garry B, Sophie D - "Everyone deserves the right to have all the correct information about sex so they can make the best choices for themselves. And this can only be achieved if we talk about sex. Talking about sex and talking about your sex life can be two separate entities and it is so important to get everyone talking about sex so that it isn't an embarrassing subject. I work with a charity where I deliver workshops teaching young people about HIV and AIDS and we openly discuss sex. Once one person has the courage to ask a question then the floodgates open. And this is the way is should be! Sex shouldn't be an awkward subject and whether someone has sex today, in 3 months time or in 4 years time we all deserve to have the right information to protect ourselves and make sure we feel clued up enough to make informed decisions. After all everyone is gonna have sex at some point in their lives! This is a great campaign. Let's start the next sexual revolution!", Alexandra R - "I am determined to do what I can, in my own way, to help people to embrace their sexuality and fight the shame and stigma that surrounds it, and the damage caused by this. ", Clare L, Anne T, Beth C - "I will take full responsibility for reconnecting with my body and reclaiming and owning my sexuality. To allow guilt to no longer be an issue and to promote a society where freedom of sexual expression is an everyday occurrance.", Reet L, Charles C, Amina T, Elisha F, Jennifer S, Stephen T, Rachel D, Myriam R - "It is important for young people to be sex positive and make informed choices about sex. they need to know that have a choice at whether to be sexuality active or not! young people must use their agency and make a the choice that it right for them! ", Demi M, Kirstie D, Joanne N - "I am making this pledge because 11 years ago when I was 17 I discovered I was pregnant and had nowhere or no-one to turn to. My local Brook advisory Clinic were supportive, they listened as many times as I needed them to and they helped me make my decision and I was never judged only supported ... I will always be truely grateful ... Thank u :) ", Philip H, Abigail L, Ava G, Karla A, Joan R, Laura C, John W, Linda B - "I will think and act, and talk sex positive at every opportunity. ", Sarah S, Elaine B, Alison R, Juliet A, Sheila D, Ian Q - "At the Brook Birmingham Training Team we do all that we can to make sex, and sexuality an area that people can feel comfortable with; working to give people the ability to make informed decisions so that they can enjoy their sexuality free from harm. Sex should not be something that we hide, or are hidden away from, we deserve better than that. ", Katie W, Amy-Jean Q, Hannah J, Jennifer L, Nikki C, Wendy D, Nicole H, Paula S, Michael S, Amy J, Gemma B, Rosie B, Lindsay S, Tamera H, Aurélie L, Sarah G, Lucy D, Shilpa O, Get talking get tested , Katy W, Janet L, Fiona J, Stacy C, Danielle J, Jane K, Lorraine B, Holly F, Rachel W - "working with teenage girls we at Girls Out Loud www.girlsoutloud.org support Sex:Positive", Ginge H - "I've grown up with sex as a taboo subject and suffered from a lot of sexual shame. I pledge to do what I can to stop this happening to more young people.", Claire Y, Jayne N, Rachel C, Giles P, Tom S, Rececca W, Planned Parenthood , FPA , Hannah B, Cath B, Laura B, Jade D, Loretta C, Qiming Z, Shauna K, Lucy F, Ashley M, Agatha S, Nicole B - "talk talk talk about sex [when it's appropriate]! ", Hayley G, Nicole R, Blu M - "I like sex BUT only with condoms! Yeaah.", Kate I, Rebekah J, Shakiera A, Gemma C, Daniel M, Shelly R, Louise H, Karen T, Kate S, Marie M, Jordan H, Telma D, Beverlynn A, Jacqueline B, Sue B, Fiona T, Lisa B - "Be the change! We can make this happen :o)", Matthew W, Michael M, Mansoor H, Dorren M - "Sex:Positive is an important campaign to get people thinking about SRE as well as making young people aware of services available to them. It’s time for a change in education, services and most importantly attitudes. It’s time for us as a society to have a positive attitude towards sex and give young people the tools they need to make the right choices for their sexual wellbeing. I am campaigning for a sex positive future.", Gloria K - "I pledge to be Sex:Positive. I pledge to support an open society which doesn’t judge young people because of their sexual behaviour and sexual orientation. I believe that in our society everyone should have the right and the freedom to enjoy their sexuality, the right to access support, advice and information that is well-informed and unbiased. No more prejudice and demonising. That is sex negative. I’m campaigning for a Sex:Positive future. ", Lucy C - "I pledge to help make our society Sex:Positive by encouraging those who have opinions on young people’s sexuality to inform themselves and attempt to understand the diverse sex related issues faced by all young people. I will always encourage them and remind myself to separate the myths from the facts before allowing opinions to turn into convictions. I am campaigning for a sex positive future.", Susan M - "I pledge to help contribute to the growing awareness of the understanding of Sex:Positive, within our society today. By completely eradicating discrimination and prejudice we face. Help change the world of traditions and misunderstanding and transform it into understanding and acceptance.", Michael D - "I pledge to be Sex:Positive. I pledge to listen to young people about their views on sex and what they want to know. I pledge to have an open mind to people of different backgrounds and orientations. I pledge to help make a sex positive experience and to stop the taboo and negative connotations towards sex. People should be able to learn and express themselves, to become positive towards their sex by receiving the information that has the most relevance to them. I am campaigning to be Sex:Positive. ", Maria B, Sophie H, Peter G, Alyshia T, Wendy E, You Choose , Rich S, Education for Choice , Beatbullying , Coco de Mer , John C, David Paul K, Pineapple Dance Studios , Jane L, Josefine M, Nicole S - "As a teenager growing up in today's society I feel the stereotypes of my age group's sexual activities are incredibly wrong and actually put pressure on teenagers. I pledge to help create a society where sex is openly talked about in a mature way so people my age don't feel embarassed and like they cannot talk to anyone becuase "nobody understands me!". ", Zoe C, Kernow Positive S, Allison M, Gemma H, Gillian D, Katie C, Christine S, River S - "It is always healthy to have open discussion about any topic in society, and it is extremely important in issues that are a part of almost everybody's life, such as relationships and sex. There should be no shame or taboo attached to emotional or physical intimacy. Instead of making certain types of sex to be seen as deviant, we should focus on improtant things, of which there are many: knowing your own body and your own wants, needs and boundaries; respect for yourself and your partner(s); open communication with your partner(s); enjoyment which sex can bring; and making sure people have realistic (not demonising) information on how to explore the world of intimacy safely.", Lynda M, Michelle B, Victoria G, Dayo W, Jennifer R - "I am about to leave Brook after working with the organisation for the past 18 months. I have a new job for a charity that provides support to homeless, expectant mothers; into this new job I am proud to take with me the Brook ethos of respect, of promoting a good standard of sexual health & education, empowerment and the right to say no and the freedom to access sexual health advice and contraception without judgement. I pledge that in my new work I will attempt to create an environment where my clients can talk honesty about sex & relationships just like what I have experienced at Brook.", Ashley B - "i will continue to empower young people to be sex-positive baby!!", Lianne J - " to continue to support and educate young people open and honestly. ", Laura F, Catherine B, Lucy E - "as a student nurse i will try and empower people to talk freely and open up about sex :D", Rachel C, Emily J, Charlotte P, Katrina M, Lora E, Claire B, Barry S - "I'll do all I can to help create and support support a Sex: Positive society and help young people get on with enjoying their lives", Frances P - "I pledge to help people communicate clear messages about sex and sexual health to overcome prejudice, myths and misinformation. Good luck Sex:Positive campaign!", Joy K, Rachelle H, Lisa F, Giorgos S, Vicky I, Jessica M, Jacqueline P, Carol C, Martina O, Clare T, Eleanor B, Karl H, I B, Jemma U, Emma G, Rob K, Aoife N, Thusandra V, Emily H, Benita E, Selena C, Katy M, Lisa N - "Without sounding patronising - well done. Young people like yourselves out there trying to change the mind of modern society stuck in a Victorian age. Teaching Lifeskills is right there with you!", CLAIRE F, Andrew C, Sammy H - "I pledge to continue volunteering with Brook and support their services to help all young people become sex:positive.", Sharon L, Liam F, SOS Bus Luton  - "The SOS Bus Luton pledges to help young people get the answers they need about Sexual health confidentially and without judging. We pledge to provide a comfortable and safe environment for young people to talk and be heard. ", Matthew F, Lauren R, Huw G, Lucy N, Aimee K, Erin E, Jon B, Amy U, Rebecca R - "I pledge to encourage myself and others to be open and honest about sex!", Kate S, Sophia L, Susanna G, Nate H - "I pledge to support the sex:positive campaign in any way that I can. What a fantastic cause! Sex should always be a positive thing, and the more knowledge, support and understanding afforded to young adults the better!", Decklan F, Amy P, Matthew J, Matthew J, Elanor G, Georgiie D, Georgie M - "Young people should be treated like people, not a novelty that can be praised or ostracised depending on what suits the media and adults.", Liam Q, Elizabeth A, Ada D, Anna E, Suzie S, Association for Young People's Health  - "The Association for Young People's Health endorses Brook's excellent Sex:Positive campaign. We pledge to continue our work to ensure young people's health - including their sexual health - is prioritised in policy and that young people are recognised as needing specific health services.", Anisa B, Amanda C, Sarah H, Katie M, Norah O, Jillian B, Pat G, Brian H, Rebecca P, Sarah B, Amy E, Amy E, Charlotte W, Paul J, Emily H - "I pledge to practise what I preach!", Jasmine G, Sarah W, Gabby B - "I pledge to be Sex:Positive and promote safe sex.", Denise T, PAULINE M, Donna C, Sarah H, Sophie H, Michaela V - "I promise that I will comply with all promises and trying to spread farther :)))))", Sian R, Aimee J, Jo F, Dean C, Elle G, Gemma N, Geoff H, Julia H, Tina L, Frontera L - "Frontera are committed to a more progressive & inclusive approach to health matters", Kieran L, Sophie T, Laura H, John A, Michelle J, Mary Y, Clare F, Carole P, Kendelle B, Sharon B, Megan B, Kayleigh E, Esther C, Owen P, Lisa F - "I pledge to continue raising awareness of sexual health issues and promoting positive relationships in order to support the young people in my College but also to continue working with them so they are fully engaged in developing and moving services forward.", MAndy O, Nina P, John R, Sharon H, Alice H, Harriet T, Harriet T, Lesley K - "All young people deserve the respect this pledge implies including those with learning disabilities. At Image in Action we work with these young people to support their rights to positive information about sexuality. We commend this campaign and will make efforts to tell others about it. ", Amy B, Andrew A - "I will always encourage colleagues to challenge their own feelings on sexuality, helping us all to be part of a positive, nurturing environment for *all* the young people we work with!", Charlie S, Rachael N, Stuart M, Katie P, Aileen H - "Everyone has the right to a safe and satisfying sex life. Let's make sure everybody has access to all the educational resources and information, and is supported to make their own decisions without fear of recrimination.", Vicki D, Sion R, DIANE R, Anna M, Joanne L, Honey H - "I will accept that it is not my business to know when my friends have sex but I will not judge them for their choices and I will respect their privacy and the privacy of all others who choose to tell me of their sex lives. ", David H, Laura H, Emma C, Tom K, Tom R, Josh H, Caroline D, Laura J, Tom B, Anna J, Andy J, Rebecca S, Gail R, Yasmin S - "I pledge to be sex positive and to make sure that it is an open and none tabbo between my friends and family. many subjects have been made tabboo in todays society from the true human body which has made many men and women self conciouse about them selfs to the simple act of sex, it can be something meaningful between to people or abit of fun. Neither is wrong, sex should is an amazing thing and should be celebrated for what it is. The more open we are about it and the more positive we are about it the more we will be able to accept it for what it is :) ", Adam B, Rachael B, Gemma W, Anastacia C, Rob G, Colin H, Rachel M, Josie F - "Having cared for a caught the babies of many young mothers I want to stand up and say that attitude, not age, makes a good mother and a good father. Don't judge young parents!", Gaina C, Clare H, Rebecca H, Michael S, Helen S, Helen S - "Lets make sex and a healthy sex life a part of every day life - time to remember that this is a basic human right so should never be hidden from our view.", Paul H, Erin P - "I have sex most days and i love it, it isn't wrong or slutty unless you have a different partner often which i don't. I hate people judging me for having sex. ", Alexandra C, Gemma H, Rebecca B - "I promise to seek out the truth behind all the mysteries of sex and taboos!", Joseph T, Jack T, Chris M - "I pledge to be Sex:Positive. To challenge any stereotyping that I come across and to try and make a positive change to the way that society views young people. Growing up I received no SRE, bar an hour long lesson in which we were taught the basics about our bodies and a tiny mention of puberty. This left me to do my own research, with no guarantee that the information I found was reliable. While most aspects of society seem to be moving forward, prejudices and taboos remain the same. I pledge to do my part to break down these taboos. Instead of just challenging them I will try to understand why they have come about and why they are still accepted in society. I’m campaigning for a Sex:Positive future. ", Niall B - "I am a young person of East London Origin, I pledge to be Sex:Positive and no longer accept the prejudiced ideals forced upon me by my elders. I promise to support the Sex:Positive campaign so I am no longer kept in the dark when it comes to all things sex! ", Sarra F, Stuart T, Luke A, Lucy E, Sophis S, Sophie L - "Sex is Awesome! so we should be positive about it. Young people deserve to have satisfying sex lives and to be empowered to make autonomous decisions about sex. ", Holly W, Marvin T, Helena J - "I pledge to help people feel comfortable about talking about sex, in a bid to make everyone more aware and knowledgable about sexual health and behaviours. Also a shout out to John Partridge and Marc Elliott for their admirable support of this good cause!", Virginia F, Ceri P, Charlotte M, Rhiannon H, Lynda A - "DO support and encourage parents and carers to talk openly about relationships and sex with children and young people", Yasmin H, Christina S, Susan , Katy P, Rebecca F, Jessica H, Sue D, Carolyn B, Anne-Marie Y - "I am very proud to be apart of Brook and Brook's mission to ensure all young people have access to education, services and support around any issue relating to their sexual health. Through my role at Brook I really aim to ensure that all other professionals who are supporting young people have an informed knowledge around Brook and what our overall aims are. The sex positive campaign can change the negative views, which for many years have misrepresented the reality in society today in relation to young people and their real issues concerns and beliefs in my opinion.", Annabel L, Courtney R, Anna W, Charlie W, Erica D, Kalijoy P, Philippa M, Adrian H, Michaela R, Maggie B, Michaela J - "DON'T judge young mothers, as we are all not the same", Abbie L, David L, Jennifer H, Bronia M - "I pledge to support the Brook campaign and always talk openly to young people about sex and not be judgemental. I will continue to campaign for sexual health services to be well funded and ensure that the Brook website and helpine number are accesible to all clients so that they are able to access accurate information and advice about having happy, safe and fullfilled sexual relationships. ", Sophie M - "Brook Charity is an excellent charity, and i pledge to be in a Sex:Positive society, following all the rules. Everyone else should do the same as it could help you so much! x ", Alan H, David B, Richard B, Lynn B, Sophie L, Abaigeal M, Andrea A, Katie M, Tamzin H, Brad M, Katie M, Sarah A, Christopher Alexander B - "I pledge to be Sex:Positive.As a young person growing up in the LGBT community society has always had a negative impact on how others view the LBGT community as sex negative, growing up and not being educated about same sex relationships was difficult for me. Everyone deserves to have good quality unbiased sex education. This Sex:Positive campaign is something that all young people should be passionate about because it calls for compulsory SRE and a change in society. Sex:Positive wants to change the negative views people have about sex and change it in to Sex:Positive. I am campaigning for a sex positive future. ", Jo S - "I also pledge to inform and empower young people to peer educate other young people about sexual reproductive health and rights", Jessie C, Maxine B, Vivine B, Abbie E, Liz T - "I pledge to listen and support people of ages in the sexual expression of their identity and private lives. I will encourage open and honest discussion without criticism about sexuality and intimate behaviour. I will promote positive sexual behaviour and participate in giving realistic sexual health education. I will promote sexual expression and enjoyment for all, regardless of ability, orientation, age, race, creed or colour. I will welcome all manner of discussion of sexual matters, in a non judgemental manner. I look forward to opening up honest debate locally in support of those who have been hurt or bullied by their sexual choices. ", Kai W, Tricia O, Zafar C, Sydney H, Kimberley L - "I promise to be open and understanding to all issues regarding sex and sexual behaviour! xXx", Andrew H, Fitore F, Martin R, Amy B, Karlos C, Jennifer S, Brad G, Olivia M - "I am committed to creating a space where young people can talk openly and honestly about the sex and relationship issues that matter, offering my full support as a coach and mentor. I pledge to help them develop the confidence, self awareness and self respect they need to make the choices that make sense - for them.", Shannen M, Louise O, Kerrie R, Sarah V, Christina A, Charnah S, Eleanor B, Zoe M, Valeria P, Hellen G, Samantha L, Gemma J, Edward G, Luigi E - "I pledge to be sex:positive and to talk about sex openly and honestly x", Kevin H, Wesley R, Louise H, Yvonne D, Annabel G - "I pledge not to judge others for their behaviour and treat others how I would like to be treated myself.", Stacey M, Samantha H, T B, Jo B, Rowena P, Becky W, Doug S, Catherine S, Emily H - "I pledge to accept, not just tolerate, people's consensual sexual behaviors I pledge to support members of the LGBT communities I pledge to work toward the rights of all people, regardless of sexual orientation to marry and adopt I pledge to support youth with understanding and embracing their sexual orientations I pledge to promote understanding and education about sex to all people regardless of age I pledge to raise sex positive awareness wherever and whenever possible I pledge to raise awareness and acceptance about sexual behavior of the disabled and seniors", Donna T, Paul H, Georgia E - "Sex is an important part of eveyones lives, whether we are having sex or not. We live in a culture saturated by sexual images, and it is important that everyone can talk about these representations we are confronted with, as well as our own personal experiences.", Linda W - "I too pledge to be sex positive and to actively encourage friends, family, colleagues and our society in general to be sex positive. I believe this is important so that our young people of today, and the future, can be well informed, feel confident to discuss sex openly, and to seek help or advice when needed. This will give them the tools they need to keep themselves, and others, safe and happy. I applaud the young volunteers who have created this campaign to ensure we have a sex positive future. I'm looking forward to the time when all young people (and old) can feel totally accepted and comfortable with their sexual choices. Linda W - Milton Keynes", Louise A, Lindsay W, Sarah E, Pete B, Kate M, Danielle M, Heidi M, Tony M - "I am a freelance trainer designing & delivering SRE to young people & professionals working with young people. I pledge to enable debate, educate & promote informed choice for young people in all matters concerning their sexual health.", Maite M, Chris W, Sarah M, Naomi E, Becky M, Jenny F, Abby E, A B, Jayne K, Rebecca H, Jo V, LEANNE S, Jayne I, Rachael W, Jessica A, LINDSEY E, Fran A, Alesia M, Clare D, Lucia D, Jason E, Anna J - "To be open minded with my own children. Never to judge them, and to make them feel safe, secure, and happy and confident in themselves, as far as it is in my power to do that.", Gavin R, Emma T, Emma T, Emma T, Rachael R, Jo K - "I work for www.youthhealthtalk.org and I pledge to work with Brook to get improvements in sexual health education! Check out our website to see young people talking about their (mostly inadequate) experiences of Sex Ed: http://www.youthhealthtalk.org/Sexual_Health_of_Young_People/Topic/1954 ", Kerry O, Chelsea P, Faith B - "As a Play and Youth Work Trainer -when we talk about Safeguarding and Child protection I routinely experience groups of 15 adults embarassment about sex and over zealous reaction to any mention of the subject. We really need the adults around children and young people to be better able to talk about sex in a relaxed way and not react by chastising young people who are beginning to talk about sex and be better able to support them to enjoy and find out about desire. Lets talk about it!", Antony W, Rori R, Kim D, Lyndsey D, Liz H, Tracey Cox , David Lammy MP , Zainab D, Sue P, Sarah H, Penelope B, Richard E, Helen F - "To affirm young peoples rights to explore their values to make mistakes and to work through their experiences and not have to get things right all the time", Molly S, James W, Susan M, K C - "To support, educate and instill confidence so that young people can make informed decisions concerning sex.", Peter F, Fran C, Carlie D, Jose A, Daniel S, Jim M, Diane B, Lucy H, Deanne J, Jules Y, Jackie B, Gemma B, Vicki R, Jan B, Katrina D, Leroy F, Sara R - "Our pledge is absolutely vital in continuing with the promotion of safe sexual health for young people across the U.K and at international level. We have a duty of care towards young people by listening to their needs for a safe positive sexual health service,and engaging with them to help towards building a solid and proactive sexual health learning environment for their future.", Deborah E, Kat H, Mariana W, Kat H, Lucy S, Sara P, Jake H, Stephanie W - "I pledge to be Sex: Positive by reminding policy makers that the evidence shows that young people in countries with open attitudes to their sexuality, easy access to services and comprehensive sex and relationships education enjoy good sexual health and positive relationships. It’s not so surprising that these countries also rank high in the league of young people’s wellbeing. That’s why it so important that we challenge negative attitudes to young people and their sexuality in particular. ", Martin W - "Sexuality is both personal and subjective and therefore I will continue to help my clients and friends to be respectful and loving in ways that enhance and develop our physical, mental and spiritual health. ", Sian B, Daniel S, Sue G, Wendy B, Billy B, Dimple P, Anne P, John B, Ben H - "I believe it is essential we build a culture where sex is seen as a positive and happy part of life. Sex is a huge part of becoming an adult and if it is seen as negative this surely means young people see becoming an adult as somehow negative. Our sexuality is central to how we feel about ourselves and treat others. Let us unite in a real effort to say "sex is a good thing, sex is the ultimate creativity, good sex makes us happy!!!!!!!!!!", Simone T, Rebecca H, Jessica B, Lara C, Gioia D - "I pledge to create a Sex:Positive society where we; DO recognise women and men as beautiful humans and that sex is a part of that beauty", Keria B, Julie P, Vicky W, Jane H, Daniel C, Stuart B, Caroline H, Lucy S, Nataliah D - "I agree to continue being Sex: Positive and get everyone else around me involved in order to gain a Sex: Positive society ", Julie W - " I pledge to creat a Sex Positive society by ensuring that we continue to promote ychallenge those", Lisa H - "It is only by being honest and positive about adolescent sexuality that professionals can be a credible source of support for young people. Sex and Relationships Education that focuses solely on risk management does not resonate with young people and can make them unreceptive to the health messages we are trying to promote. Young people need us to be honest that sex can and should be pleasurable, mutually satisfying and life-enhancing and they want to know how they can make it so. Young people should feel safe and happy within their sexual relationships, and they are much more likely to achieve this if education puts emphasis on consent, mutual respect, and pleasure. It is when we don't talk about sex or don't acknowledge that it can be a positive part of young people's lives, that we risk leaving them without the tools to resist unwanted sex or to create fulfilling relationships.", Matt H, Katie C, Tom B, Frances P - "I pledge to be Sex: Positive and to support Brook's campaign in anyway possible. I will spread to word to ensure we create a Sex: Positive society.", Susie R, Meg B - "I pledge to continue to talk openly and honestly about sex, aiming to ensure we live in a society where sex can be seen as a positive and pleasurable experience for people as opposed to merely about absence of disease. I pledge to continue to spread the word about challenging stereotypes and negative attitudes as well as campaigning to ensure young people receive a holistic approach to sex and relationships education so they can make positive informed choices that are right for them. ", Paul F, Gillian V, Holly P, Alex L, NICKY T - "I pledge my support for Brook so that Young People always have access and supportive advice about sex and relationships. ", Alex P, Faye C - "I pledge to follow these guidelines with my two sons. faye", Ben F, Karol C - "I am older then what you require for membership. i am one of the lucky ones of the world that lives in a place that has done leaps and bounds in the sex positive culture. We have a community center that is open and has events 7 days a week and has one of the three sex positive libraries in the world please check us out at www.sexpositiveculture.org.; is it located in Seattle, Washington. USA.", Lucy N, Kate C - "I pledge to raise awareness of young people and sexual health through the training I deliver. I am going to spread the word that young people should be entitled to excellent sex and RELATIONSHIP education and be supported to ensure they expereince positive sexul health. ", Rachel B, Alice S, Lee T, Julie B, Prue N, Julie B, Jessica A - "I pledge to get more politicians to listen to young people and to talk more positively about sex and young people in society.", Sarag L, Pete L - "I pledge to continue to work actively with young people to develop their ideas, build their campaigns and ensure their voices are heard, to jointly create a world in which all young people of all sexualities and from all backgrounds can negotiate confidently, walk tall, play safely and love freely.", Tony D - "We shouldn't need to make this pledge. The statements in the pledge should be a natural part of a civilised society. Sadly, that's still not true so, in the continuing scarcity of natural justice, I gladly sign up. ", Diana B, Anita D, Misa A, John F, Caitlin M, Lisa M - "We have a responsibility to create a better world for our children and our children's children. Healthy sexuality is part of living--it is not to be denied. ", Mick C, Laura P, Marcus R, Richard T, Lesley D - "This is hugely important and a valuable contribution to society. Through the way I carry out my work and live my life, I've been attempting to follow the points in your pledge for the past 25+years. I will continue to do so as long as I am able. ", NICHOLETTE C, Alison H, Nick F, Kelly M, Victoria N, John S, Annabelle N, Jules H - "I'm pledging to be Sex:Positive by: *Taking a stand against people who judge young people and perpetuate myths; *Making sure young people have a say in all Brook's work; *Always answering my daughter's questions about sex and relationships honestly and helping her to be Sex:Positive too, because I want her to grow up feeling supported, confident, safe and happy in a Sex:Positive culture; *Continuing to learn from young people what else I can do to make a difference.", MJ M, Thomas L, Amy C - "I promise to respectfully support young people's sexuality and its expression as part of their identity and being.", Allena G, Stef S, Kat W, Lord Alli  - "I pledge to be Sex:Positive because I want to ensure that all young people - gay and straight - have the education and support to grow up confident with their sexuality and in their own skin I am supporting Sex:Positive. I pledge to stand up for young people's sexual rights in the House of Lords.", Dana E, Sharon M - "I fully support this campaign more so than ever having met the volunteers, and being part of the 10k walk. In my adult life I don't often get the chance to meet young people. I was SO impressed with their commitment, enthusiasm, and spirit. There is such potential for this to grow and grow. And rightly so. This campaign and the work of Brook in general is vital. The commitment of all is clear to see, and is very impressive. Full respect to you all . You're amazing .", Richard M, Natalie C, John G, Amanda B, Eve M - "I support Sex:Positive and will ensure that Brook takes the message into all our discussions with central and local government about sexual health services for young people, with young people engaged at all levels in Brook. ", JLS  - "Brook’s Sex:Positive campaign is fantastic because it challenges negative attitudes about young people, sexuality and sex. It gets issues out into the open, it’s easy for everyone whatever their age to get involved and we really hope it makes a positive difference. We’re JLS and we’re supporting the campaign for a Sex:Positive future.", Jane C, Andrew F, Ryan B, Baroness Massey of Darwen  - "I will support the Brook campaign by speaking whenever I can in Parliament or to individuals about the need for positive sexual health for all young people ", Daniel C - "I believe that society in general needs to be more Sex:Positive in order to help young people experience their sexuality confidently, safely and without fear of being ostracised. Sex and relationships education is often inadequate and too biological. Young people are also repeatedly demonised for expressing their sexuality, and the combination of these things leads them to seek answers to their questions from unreliable sources. This leads to the perpetuation of myths and misinformation. If everyone was more open to talking about sex and it was treated as less of a taboo subject then young people could make more informed decisions and be less anxious and insecure about themselves. I pledge to support a Sex:Positive future and I hope that you will too. ", Sarah C - "I believe that society in general needs to be more Sex:Positive in order to help young people experience their sexuality confidently, safely and without fear of being ostracised. Sex and relationships education is often inadequate and too biological. Young people are also repeatedly demonised for expressing their sexuality, and the combination of these things leads them to seek answers to their questions from unreliable sources. This leads to the perpetuation of myths and misinformation. If everyone was more open to talking about sex and it was treated as less of a taboo subject then young people could make more informed decisions and be less anxious and insecure about themselves. I pledge to support a Sex:Positive future and I hope that you will too. "

 

Your pledges

  • I pledge to campaign on the right for those of all gender and sexual orientations to be free to enjoy relations without fear of being discriminated against and to stand by those that advocate the choice agenda. I am committed to improving sexual education and encouraging people to talk about sex more openly and eradicate the fear of sex being a dangerous subject to talk about. Honesty is a much better policy than repression.
    POSTED 30 Aug 2011 - Mark W
  • It is 100% natural to have sex, male or female yet there's still a negative thought on females having sex and getting bullied and abused because she has a healthy sex life. People should stop concerning themselves with other people's lives and we should be able to enjoy it without any consequences from peers.
    POSTED 30 Aug 2011 - Becky D
  • I pledge to be Sex Positive and to do whatever I can to support this brilliant campaign.
    POSTED 5 Jul 2011 - Linda T
  • I also pledge to allow people of all genders, races and sexualities to love, and to be loved by, who they please, without fear of prejudice or discrimination. I also pledge to encourage young people to be able to discuss sex openly with their parents/carers, so that they can live with a good awareness and education of sex, without doubt or worry.
    POSTED 3 Jul 2011 - Sara N
  • Yes. I want my children to grow up confident and positive about sex and intimacy, about their bodies, and their emotions. Thanks to all the young people involved in this campaign for standing up and speaking out for a positive alternative in a field full of denial and misinformation.
    POSTED 30 Jun 2011 - Tom L
  • I pledge to do my part to move to a world where we aren't embarrassed to talk about sex, sexual health and sexuality.
    POSTED 23 Jun 2011 - Colum M
  • DO talk to your children about sex and I advise parents not to forbid their children to have sex as this just makes them want it more!
    POSTED 22 Jun 2011 - Bethany R
  • DO encourage everyone to be sex:positive and DON'T fail to challenge those around me who support negative, shaming, inaccurate, dangerous, or limiting information regarding matters of sexuality.
    POSTED 21 Jun 2011 - Laurie-Ann O
  • Being sex positive is key to a healthy, happy society where no fear of taboo means young and old alike can speak out about the one act that ties us all together!
    POSTED 15 Jun 2011 - Poppie S
  • I believe that sexual pleasure needs to be addressed when talking to young people about sex. Young men and women need to be taught accurately about orgasms, the clitoris and masturbation so that they don't turn to porn for an education!
    POSTED 3 Jun 2011 - Colette N
  • I pledge to be Sex:Positive. I pledge to listen to young people about their views on sex and what they want to know. I pledge to have an open mind to people of different backgrounds and orientations. I pledge to help make a sex positive experience and to stop the taboo and negative connotations towards sex. People should be able to learn and express themselves, to become positive towards their sex by receiving the information that has the most relevance to them. I am campaigning to be Sex:Positive.
    POSTED 20 Apr 2011 - Michael D
  • I agree to continue being Sex: Positive and get everyone else around me involved in order to gain a Sex: Positive society
    POSTED 14 Feb 2011 - Nataliah D
  • I support Sex:Positive and will ensure that Brook takes the message into all our discussions with central and local government about sexual health services for young people, with young people engaged at all levels in Brook.
    POSTED 11 Feb 2011 - Eve M

 

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