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"Kid, It's time to have that talk"

June Low

15-Feb-17 18:00

"Kid, It's time to have that talk"

When the Richard Huckle case came to light last year, everyone was shocked and disgusted at how a child sexual predator moved at ease within our communities. Since then, there have been several conversations about how to better protect our children and one suggestion that keeps coming up is the need for sex education to be introduced. It's still a difficult idea to grasp among most people, but it seems as if there is an urgent need now, more than ever, to talk about it. Ezra speaks to June Low, an independent sex educator who has been holding comprehensive sex ed workshops for years, locally.


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