Press Release

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SSSH is opposed to the 1 Million March for Children planned for today

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – South Shore Sexual Health stands in opposition to the 1 Million March for Children planned for September 20, 2023 across Canada, including here in Nova Scotia. We are against this movement because: a) it is rooted in anti-trans disinformation that frequently uses terms such as “grooming”, “gender ideology”, “indoctrination”, “chemical castration”, …

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Press Release on Disinformation on Social Media

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – South Shore Sexual Health is troubled by recent social media posts being shared locally that allege members of the Pride community are harming children and youth. This cruel disinformation is profoundly dangerous to everyone’s well-being and safety, including that of the youth it claims to be protecting. All of us must …

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Government needs to invest in health, including sexual health

South Shore Sexual Health is calling on our next government to ensure that sexual health becomes a priority when addressing the health care crisis in Nova Scotia. As an organization that works to improve sexual health across the South Shore, we are increasingly frustrated by the shoestring budget we have to address health inequities to …

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Statement of Solidarity from the Nova Scotia Association for Sexual Health

Nova Scotia Association for Sexual Health May 1, 2014 The Nova Scotia Association for Sexual Health (NSASH) stands in solidarity with the Mogentaler Clinic in Fredericton, as wells with the many pro-choice activists who are working to change the laws in New Brunswick that make access to abortion difficult. The clinic is closing because the …

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