Pros and Cons Regarding His Tenure
Horn has been a supporter and participant in the Coalition for Marriage, Family, and Couples Education, an educational organization promoting healthy family life. This voluntary coalition is composed of individuals and organizations who wish to study, learn and pursue educational approaches which will promote both societal and individual benefit in the basic family unit. Participants include clergy, educators, social workers, psychologist, psychiatrists, family and societal counselors, and law enforcement who unite in the effort to both present and learn specific methods which will improve couple relationships and family health.
Horn has been criticized by Planned Parenthood and other sexual health education organizations for his advocacy of abstinence programs.,. During his term with HHS, he oversaw increases in funding for both abstinence education and relationship education. Under Horn's administration, these programs are believed to have contained some misrepresentations regarding contraceptives, HIV and pregnancy.
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