A claims buster data base has been developed to provide direct, evidence-based responses to the dominant false and misleading claims about CSE. Each response is designed to be used directly in community meetings, media engagements, policy dialogues, and online spaces. Access it here
This guide is for CSOs and NGOs that support CSE across schools and communities. Its purpose is to help you respond quickly and proportionately when anti-CSE material appears (a pamphlet at the school gate, a video, a social media post) without amplifying it or becoming the story yourselves.
This FAQ responds to the arguments most often raised inside government against CSE. This opposition could arise from other ministries or parliamentary committees. Each answer is written for an internal government audience and points to the framework or process that supports it. Each answer should be supplemented by each national ministry with specific legislation or […]
This document sets out some pulpit talking points for religious leaders who are already persuaded that age-appropriate CSE protects children, and who want public, sermon-ready language. If you are still weighing the question yourself, the companion Faith-Framed Messaging Guide and Theological Response Brief may be the better starting point.
This is a brief but comprehensive message card that explains why CSE serves as a source of community protection and not a cultural threat.
This theological response brief responds directly to specific claims raised against comprehensive sexuality education on religious grounds. It is written for faith leaders who support age-appropriate CSE and need a considered, sourced response when a claim is put to them publicly, rather than a general statement of support. This brief is a companion to two […]
This guide is for Ministry of Education and Health officials responsible for the legal and policy legitimacy of the CSE curriculum. It aims to ensure that Ministry engagement with religious and cultural leaders leaves these stakeholder groups feeling as if they have a voice within policy formulation surrounding CSE implementation.
This faith-framed messaging guide gives religious and faith leaders and faith-based communicators short, ready to use counter-messages that respond to the most common objections against CSE without importing language that feels foreign to their own traditions and culture. It draws its authority from values that faith communities already hold such as protection of the young, […]
This dialogue facilitation guide is designed specifically for community and traditional leaders working directly within their own communities on CSE acceptance. It seeks to give structured guidance and tools for running a dialogue, asking and answering questions, and navigating difficult conversations. This dialogue facilitation guide is designed specifically for community and traditional leaders working directly […]
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