Community Data

Explore the community data backing Amplify’s work.

Community Perception Data

Nearly all Oklahomans support sexual health education, yet a lack of comprehensive education remains a top barrier for teens. Amplify addresses barriers by working to reduce stigma, and empower youth and families to make informed decisions about their sexual health.

98% of Oklahomans strongly agree 

I am a that teaching students about STIs in school is important.

88% of Oklahoma voters

want middle and high school students to have access to sexual health education.

A lack of comprehensive sexual health education

ranked the #2 issue facing Tulsa teens in a local needs assessment.

Tulsa's Top Access Barriers to Sexual Health Services for Teens & Young Adults

Teen Birth Rate Data

Even though both state and county rates have declined over the past 15 years, Oklahoma's teen birth rate remains the 6th-highest in the U.S. Preventing teen pregnancy is one part of our work in youth sexual health education across Tulsa and Oklahoma.

Oklahoma + Tulsa County Teen Births 15 Year Overview

98% of Oklahomans strongly agree 

I am a that teaching students about STIs in school is important.
Tulsa County had the

12th-lowest

teen birth rate of all Oklahoma counties in 2024.
There were

2,770 teen births

in Oklahoma in 2024.

Teen Sexual Activity Data

Self-reported sexual activity among students is down and hormonal contraception use is up since 2013, but condom use has declined, pointing to an ongoing need for comprehensive education and resources across Tulsa.

28.8% of Oklahoma students

reported being currently sexually active in 2023,
down from 36.2% in 2013.
Hormonal contraception use increased from

22% to 30%

since 2013.

6.1% of Oklahoma students

had sex before age 13 in 2023.

Percentage of Oklahoma Students Who Have Ever Had Sex

Sexually Transmitted Infection Data

Youth carry the highest burden of chlamydia and gonorrhea cases in Tulsa County, yet testing rates among students have declined. Amplify's STI and Public Health Initiatives work to address this.

2023 Tulsa County STI Cases by Age

59% of Tulsa County's chlamydia cases

were among people ages 10–24 in 2023.

Condom use fell from 58.2% to 53.2%

among sexually active Oklahoma students since 2013.

Just 7.1% of Oklahoma students

reported ever being tested for an STI in 2023.
Community Data