Advocates For Youth - Policies

Policies

James Wagoner, the president of Advocates for Youth, has described the organization's policies as an outgrowth of their support for "research-based public health policy" - rather than politically motivated. Though the organization vocally opposed the sex education policies of George W. Bush's presidential administration, they have also criticized the policies of his successor, the Democrat Barack Obama. Policy priorities at the state, national, and foreign policy levels all focus around the general areas of reproductive rights and access, sex education, STI prevention, and LGBT youth rights.

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