Together for Youth Sexual Health in Tulsa
Every young person in Tulsa deserves an education that helps them stay healthy and safe, navigate change, and make informed decisions about their sexual health.

Amplify Youth Health Collective coordinates collective efforts across Tulsa, bringing together partners, educators, youth, and trusted adults to advance youth sexual health and well-being.
Together, we work toward a Tulsa where all young people have the knowledge and tools they need to care for their sexual health, supported by the families, schools, and local communities around them.

Education
We offer trainings, presentations, and resources that support our community’s response to youth sexual health. We also work behind the scenes with schools and organizations to support sex education implementation through curriculum training, technical assistance, and professional development for educators.
Trainings & Workshops
Collaboration
We serve as a backbone organization for youth sexual health in Tulsa, working alongside organizations, professionals, and advocates in a collective impact framework. We coordinate across partners, strengthen relationships in the field, and help ensure efforts stay aligned with community needs.
Our Approach
Advocacy
We build public support for sex education, share data on youth sexual health, and create opportunities for community members to get involved in sexual health advocacy. We also engage in local and state efforts to protect or advance policies that shape young people's sexual health.
Get InvolvedMore Programs
Upcoming Events
Training
November 6, 2026
Sexual Health Education Essentials
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
In Person (Tulsa, OK)
Training
October 29, 2026
Everyone’s an Asset Builder
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
In Person (Tulsa, OK)
Training
October 14, 2026
Choice & Relevance in Action: Frameworks for Health Education that Matter
12:30 pm - 5:00 pm
In Person (Tulsa, OK)
Community Data
Amplify gathers and consolidates youth sexual health data from across Oklahoma, creating a shared understanding of young people’s health and well-being that guides collaborative work to improve sexual health outcomes.













