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MOASH mobilizes youth voices, engages community partners, and informs decision-makers to advance sexual health, identities, and rights.

Image of young person holding up MOASH sign in front of Michigan's capitol.

Michigan Representative Dievendorf just introduced the SAFER Act

The SAFER Act would ensure students and school staff are able to enforce their rights in Michigan courts instead of facing barriers and extremely strict standards in federal court.

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Wide banner graphic featuring youth standing and smiling in front of a school hallway wall, most wearing matching event T-shirts, lanyards, and name badges. A pale purple strip across the top reads ‘100% of YAC survey respondents would recommend participating in a MOASH YAC to a friend’ in bold black text. On the left side, a white starburst with a dark purple outline reads ‘82 youth participated in MOASH YACs during FY 23–24.’ On the right, a matching starburst reads ‘59 youth participated in MOASH YACs during FY 24–25,’ next to a young person using a cane, highlighting participation numbers and positive experiences in MOASH Youth Advisory Councils over two fiscal years.

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Three-panel graphic with statistics about Youth Advisory Council outcomes. The center panel shows a MY REC member presenting. The left panel is pale purple with large black text reading ‘96% of YAC members felt more confident in their leadership skills after participating in a MOASH YAC.’ The right panel, also pale purple, reads ‘93% of YAC members report interest in doing work or pursuing a career related to sexual and reproductive health as a result of their YAC experience.’ The design emphasizes how YAC involvement builds leadership skills and inspires careers in sexual and reproductive health.

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