This project aims to provide better quality, progressive sex education for public schools in Topeka, Kansas and Shawnee County, Kansas, possibly pushing for change at the state level. This includes programs for members of the LGBTQ+ community. They emphasize consent, safe sex, and STI/STD prevention. We have worked with a local and regional organization, Positive Connections, who provides free HIV and other STD/STI testing, as well as other STD/STI prevention services. They helped us gain more knowledge on the topic and have connected us with people who have expertise in our project topics. They connected us with Dr. Lee Norman, the Secretary of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), and his staff. KDHE will be a major partner as we continue with our project to make progress, starting in the Topeka Public Schools (USD 501). They have many resources and connections that we will be able to access as we continue to move forward. Moving forward, we will be finalizing which sexual health program should be used in the local public schools. This model program will revolve around providing a relaxed, safe, and non-judgemental zone for students to learn and encourage students to hold each other accountable for consent and contraception usage. The KDHE will help us with this process through communication with other school districts in the state and other states in the country. Once we decide upon the program and develop a further knowledge in sexual health information, we will begin discussion with local public school administrators. We will be able to measure our progress and success by how far we can move toward implementation in the Topeka Public Schools (USD 501). If we move forward with trying to make changes in other Shawnee County school districts, we will be able to measure progress by the amount of school districts and students that our project serves.