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The Michigan Organization on Adolescent Sexual Health (MOASH) supports the implementation of medically accurate, evidence-informed, age-appropriate, and comprehensive sexual health education in schools that is inclusive and affirming of all sexual identities. Youth have the right to accurate and complete information in order to be able to make informed decisions about their own sexual and reproductive health. MOASH believes sexual health education starts at birth and is a lifelong learning process that respects cultural norms, values, and beliefs.
MOASH's Stance
Youth Advisory Councils
Michigan Youth Racial Equity Council
MY REC (Michigan Youth Racial Equity Council) is a youth-led project where people between the ages of 13-24 are paid to receive the education, support, opportunities, and resources necessary to become leaders and advocates addressing important issues related to racial justice, sexual health education and services, and reproductive justice. Members must identify as a person of color (BIPOC), be between the ages of 13-24, and live within the state of MI.
Michigan Youth Voice
Who?
Michigan youth ages 16-21 (younger youth may be accepted on a case by case basis)
there is no specific criteria for members within MY Voice, but each year we try to prioritize diversity in different ways
What?
members are involved in various youth advocacy efforts throughout the year and use their voices of experience to improve services for youth across the state
receive training on a variety of sexual health topics
undergo leadership develpment
gain communication skills
work on advocacy efforts
Where?
young people residing anywhere in Michigan are welcome to apply
most meetings are solely offered virtually, but MY Voice has a few in-person meetings throughout the year. If you cannot make it in person, you will be able to attend virtually.
Why?
to inform the services, programs, and materials created for youth by MOASH and other community partners
Other Programs
Michigan Coalition on Adolescent Sexual Health
MiCASH is a statewide group of professionals from a variety of different fields concerned about adolescent sexual health, including HIV/AIDS, STDs, family planning, domestic and sexual violence, youth development, LGBTQ+ youth, and other related issues. MiCASH members meet several times a year in various locations around the state, with meetings hosted by MOASH. The mission of MiCASH is to share information, network, collaborate, and support continuous learning that ultimately empowers youth with knowledge and skills to make informed decisions impacting their sexual health and relationships.













