Speaking of Sex: Safer Sex Express provides free sexual health products to IU students
By Taylor Harmon | Mar 28, 2021 3:14 pmThe program offers products to any IU-Bloomington student living in the United States.
The program offers products to any IU-Bloomington student living in the United States.
The event will include a Zoom panel discussing safe sex practices during a pandemic.
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Indiana Daily Student reporter Taylor Harmon holds a Safer Sex Express package. Safer Sex Express seeks to provide free sexual health products to IU students.
Indiana Daily Student reporter Taylor Harmon holds the contents of a Safer Sex Express package. Safer Sex Express is in partnership with IU Student Government, Residence Halls Association and the IU Student Health Center to provide free sexual health products to students.
Indiana Daily Student reporter Taylor Harmon holds the contents of a Safer Sex Express package. Safer Sex Express offers free sexual health products to students for delivery or pick-up at the Student Health Center.
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