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The Protect Mexico Children Coalition (PACC) webpage is hosted on the StopCSE.org website.
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View Our Mission & Objectives
Mission:
To protect the health and innocence of Mexico’s children and the fundamental rights of parents to direct the education, healthcare and upbringing of their children.
- To advocate for laws and policies that will protect children and parental rights.
Objectives:
- To expose the harmful nature of comprehensive sexuality education (CSE), gender ideology, and pornographic materials and prevent any such materials, programs or ideologies from being distributed, implemented or promoted in Mexico schools.
- To inform and mobilize concerned citizens including parents, grandparents, teachers, young people, policymakers, government officials, and business, religious and community leaders to protect our children.
Step 1: Discover Federally Funded CSE programs in your country
Here are the federally funded programs available in your country. Click on a program to see key details, including publishers, funding sources, documented evidence, and full curriculum downloads.
Step 2: Understand the CSE Agenda
Watch the War on Children to learn the global scope of the CSE agenda at the international, national and state levels
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Step 3: View your State Sex-Ed Laws & CSE Funding Streams
The links below will take you to your country’s profile which can help you identify:
(This tool is not available at this time, but research is in progress.)
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Sign Stop CSE Petition!
We, as citizens concerned about Mexico … extend this petition to request the Board of Education in Mexico, our legislators, and all local school boards and charter schools to ensure that it is verified that neither instruction nor materials are provided, including integral sexual education (CSE), to the children of the schools in Mexico:
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Petition Protect Children – Mexico!
We, as citizens concerned about Mexico … extend this petition to request the Board of Education in Mexico, our legislators, and all local school boards and charter schools to ensure that it is verified that neither instruction nor materials are provided, including integral sexual education (CSE), to the children of the schools in Mexico:
- that could be interpreted to normalize or tolerate sexual behavior among younger children (either heterosexual or homosexual),
- that include graphic or pornographic materials,
- that teach children who have sexual rights or how to “consent” to sexual acts,
- that teach non-scientific gender identity theories (that is, they claim that there are genders or sexes that are not men or women or that sex is fluid and can be changed).
- Make available for public review and input, at least 60 days before adoption, any new or revised sex education curriculum in its entirety.
- Make easily accessible for public review all existing sex education curricula, including any supplemental materials.
- Maintain sex ed as an elective, opt-in subject requiring parental approval.
We warn that the implementation of highly controversial and failed CSE programs in our public schools, or after school programs (see failure rates at SexEdReport.org) will cause many parents to opt their children out of sex education instruction or even to withdraw their children from such schools entirely.
We caution that the implementation of highly controversial and failed CSE programs in our public schools (see failure rates at SexEdReport.org ) will cause many Arizona parents to a) choose to completely remove their children from sex education, which results in which fewer children receive instruction in avoiding sexual risk, or (b) withdraw their children completely.
We further affirm that our schools are not the appropriate place to promote political or sexual agendas that promote divisive or controversial issues of “sexual rights” at the expense of sexual health. Parents who wish to instruct their children on these issues can do so at home.
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