Our Work

Amplify’s Youth Leadership Council (YLC) is a paid leadership program where teens ages 14–19 lead sexual health advocacy in their communities. YLC students learn about local sexual health resources, build peer advocacy skills, and design youth-led initiatives on sexual health topics of their choosing.

Strong Tomorrows is a direct-service program of Amplify that supports expecting and parenting students in Tulsa-area schools. The program offers case management and resources focused on graduation, college and career readiness, and the health and well-being of young families.

Amplify works to remove barriers to sex education and support schools and organizations in bringing sex education into classrooms and programs across Tulsa. We also work behind the scenes to support sex education implementation through curriculum training, technical assistance, and professional development for educators

Amplify offers trainings, workshops, and presentations on youth sexual health and positive youth development for communities across Tulsa. Whether you're looking for curriculum certification or sexual health best practices, we have options for anyone who works with or cares for young people.

Amplify’s Parent Advocacy Group trains parents and caregivers to advocate for sex education in schools and across the community. The program includes advocacy training, guidance on engaging with school boards and local decision-makers, and opportunities to support youth sexual health efforts across Tulsa.

Amplify’s Latine and Hispanic Initiatives focus on culturally responsive sexual health education and resources for Latine and Hispanic communities in Tulsa. The program was shaped by a community working group and includes bilingual sexual health education, partnerships with community organizations, and expanded access to information in Spanish.

Amplify's STI and Public Health Initiatives address sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and the broader intersection of public health and sexual health in Tulsa. The program convenes the Tulsa STI Task Force, implements the Tulsa STI Action Plan, and works toward stigma-free STI prevention and care for young people and other priority populations.