The misinformation is everywhere. The culture wars are loud. And you’re trying to help your community navigate between the scary stuff and the lies about the scary stuff.
The problem is whether it comes from social media, Google, and other kids—or from a physician-led, clinically accurate curriculum built for faith communities.
But What Can Faith Communities Do?
You know your young people are learning from social media, Google, and friends who are just as clueless as they are confident.
Most faith leaders know they should be having detailed conversations about sex, consent, contraception, abuse, puberty, and pregnancy. But many don’t know how to frame these conversations in a way that honors both the clinical truth and the values their community holds.
Most importantly, most communities don’t have a resource that teaches the science without layers of shame, or that honors the diversity of families and identities actually sitting in your pews.
So you put it off and hope the school or a book or website will fill the gap. And while you wait, someone else fills the gap.
The misinformation leads to real consequences.
Kids who can’t recognize abuse or assault because no one ever told them what those things actually are
Tweens who don’t know that oral sex is sex — and come into the doctor’s office with consequences they didn’t know were possible
Teens and adults who can’t recognize an unhealthy relationship and don’t know how to get out. (Yes, according to the NSES, this is part of a comprehensive sex ed program!)
Adults who can’t communicate with their partners about their own bodies because no one ever taught them the words
And nearly half of all pregnancies in the United States and worldwide are unplanned!
The Outdated Textbook
The Fear-Based Lecture (Scare Tactics Wrapped in a “Moral” Package)
The Uncomfortable Silence (Hoping They’ll Figure It Out)
The Exclusionary Default (Everyone Else Is an Exception)
You know your young people are going to encounter misinformation. You know the world is loud and confusing and full of people who don’t share your values trying to shape what your kids believe about bodies, relationships, consent, gender, and autonomy.
You want them to have the truth first. The real science. The kind of education that builds critical thinking, not shame or fear. And you want it framed in a way that honors your community’s values with staying honest about the biology.
But here’s the problem: you’re not sure who to trust.
So you’re stuck in this impossible position:
You want your young people educated, but you don’t trust most of the educators.
You want them informed about the clinical truth, but you’re not sure how to hold that alongside your community’s values.
You want something sustainable that doesn’t require a volunteer to become an expert.
You’re not looking for “the talk.” You’re looking for a way to give your community the truth first — before the internet does, before their friends do, before someone with an agenda does.
Making More Humans is a comprehensive, video-based human reproduction curriculum built by a physician who teaches the science the way you want it taught: clearly, thoroughly, and without the shame or fear-based messaging most programs still can’t shake.
Your youth learn the actual biology of reproduction, puberty, consent, boundaries, and decision-making — with the brain science that actually protects them in real-world situations. And your community doesn’t have to train anyone. You don’t have to find a speaker. You don’t have to build something from scratch.
You share a link. Families get access. Young people start learning immediately. You stay in control of the context and the conversations.
Clinical truth. Not theory.
Dr. Robin spent decades watching what happens when people don’t have accurate information about their own bodies. She built this curriculum from those patients — the ones who came in too late, too ashamed, or too misinformed to get the help they needed.
Understanding that sticks. Not facts they’ll forget.
Most sex ed leaves kids knowing words they can’t define and concepts they can’t apply. Making More Humans builds on how learning actually works — kids think through biology instead of memorizing it. The result is understanding they can actually use.
The whole story. Not just the basics.
School sex ed covers the mechanics of reproduction and STD basics—that’s it. Making More Humans covers the full arc of human biology as a life skill. Embryology, development, puberty, relationships, consent, what to do when something goes wrong, how to advocate for yourself in healthcare, and what healthy change looks like across the lifespan.
Turn-key. No weekends away. No certification programs.
You provide the community and the space for conversations. Dr. Robin provides the expert instruction. This is the opposite of programs that require intensive facilitator training. The adults can learn alongside the youth. Anyone who wants to preview lessons ahead of time has access to an audio version that works in your normal podcast app.
Knowledge is the most powerful protection a child can have. When kids know the clinical facts about their bodies, consent, and relationships, they can recognize danger, name what happened to them, and get help. The risks communities fear most are prevented not by ignorance, but by accurate information.
Our culture is incredibly effective at creating shame around the human body. The clinical truth removes that shame by removing the moral lens. When human biology is presented as biology — not as a judgment, not as a belief system — it stops being something to be embarrassed about and starts being something to understand.
Reproductive biology, sexual development, gender — these are not political issues or moral debates. They are scientific facts that have been studied, verified, and understood for generations. This curriculum teaches what is actually known about how the human body works. Not what someone believes about it.
6 modules with 50 lessons covering the full human lifespan.
Designed to work whether families engage together or young people work independently, at whatever pace makes sense for your community.
Making More Humans gives your youth the physician-led, clinically accurate education in human biology that most faith communities can’t provide alone—so they grow up with the knowledge to stay safe, make informed decisions, and understand the body they’ll live in their whole life.
“Our confirmation families appreciated that this was physician-led. It took the burden off our volunteers and gave families a trusted resource. We wish we’d had this years ago.”
– Youth and Family Pastor, Denver area congregation
I was a teenager with no personal experience the first time I taught sex ed.
My brother had just gotten “the talk.” It lasted about a minute before his stepdad bolted out of the room. So I went in instead, pulled out my biology textbook, and explained the whole thing — genetics first, then how conception actually worked, then why people didn’t get pregnant every time.
My brother’s first response: “WHAT? That’s disgusting. There is no way people do that.”
His second response, once I walked him through the science: complete understanding. No shame. No fear. Just science and plain speaking.
I went on to medical school and practiced family medicine for over a decade. And I kept seeing the same thing — that plain clinical truth, delivered without shame or scare tactics, was the only thing that actually protected people. And I kept seeing what happened when nobody provided it.
Years ago, my own ELCA congregation asked me to recommend a comprehensive human reproduction curriculum for their confirmation families. I looked everywhere. Everything I found was either outdated, shame-based, excluded LGBTQ+ youth or diverse families, or required facilitators to go through intensive training just to teach it.
So I built it myself.
Making More Humans exists because I couldn’t unsee what happens when young people don’t have accurate information. And because I believe every faith community should have access to this without having to do what I did. Build it from scratch.
Making More Humans is designed to be accessible to faith communities of every size. There’s no application. No scholarship process. No questions. You choose the tier that reflects your community’s actual resources right now.
Scroll down to learn about a group license or family access.
Use the code FAIRACCESS to get the equity tier pricing.
Choose Your Tier:
| What’s Included | Standard Tier | Equity Tier |
|---|---|---|
| Group License (One Year) | $250 | $125 |
| Group License (One Year) + Lifetime Access for up to 5 Families | $400 | $200 |
| Group License (One Year) + Lifetime Access for up to 12 Families | $700 | $350 |
| Larger Bulk Purchasing (13+ families) | [Contact us] | [Contact us] |
Perfect for Learning Together
A group license gives your community the right to teach Making More Humans for one year, all the materials for your leaders (discussion guides, slide deck, etc.), and the ability to facilitate the curriculum within your community.
If you choose to also purchase family access, you get a redemption link to share with families. Redemption codes don’t expire, so you can also carry unused codes over from one year to the next.
If you choose to purchase again the following year, we will add the number of new family licenses you purchased to your existing redemption link/code so it will continue to be the same.
Fo Learning at Home.
The individual family licenses included in your tier give families permanent access to the curriculum. They keep it even after your group license expires.
We provide you with a code to share with your families that gives them free lifetime access. Your code will be able to be used the specified number of times. We can provide you a list of who used the code on request.
After one year, the group license expires but any individual family licenses you’ve included stay active for lifetime access.
If additional families want access beyond what’s included in your tier, they can purchase individual access or you can purchase additional family licenses at a discounted rate.
That’s it. No bulk uploads, no password management from your office, no tech support burden.
Here’s what faith communities often wonder before they start:
Your volunteers don’t need special training. They can learn alongside the students as they go through the curriculum.
Any number of volunteers will work.
If you have a large number of volunteers, you can watch the lesson together and your youth can discuss what they learned in small groups with a mentor.
If you’re managing with just one leader, you have some options.
If you choose to have in-person discussions, you can either watch the lessons as a group or have families watch at home. The Leader Discussion Guide was designed to work in classrooms or larger groups so you can lead the group yourself.
For larger groups, the Leader Discussion Guide works best. The Leader Discussion Guide shows the goal of each conversation and includes discussion prompts. That’s all they need.
Small groups have the option of using the Leader Discussion Guide or the Family Answer Key alongside the student manual. These are designed for smaller group discussion so generally won’t work as well in a large group.
Schools have limited time and resources, so they focus on the mechanics of reproduction and how to avoid STIs.
You’re looking for an alternative because you already know that you want something better for your youth.
The National Sex Education Standards call for comprehensive, developmentally appropriate education starting young. Almost no school meets them.
Clinical truth and values aren’t in conflict. This teaches the science. Your community provides the values-based context through family conversations and community culture.
We encourage you to first provide the science foundation and then discuss how this applies to your community’s values. To assist you in planning the conversation, we’ve provided a list of values keywords by lesson. The editable document makes it easy to take notes right there.
You have the flexibility to choose what works best for your community.
Some choose to have students and families work through the materials independently at home, some come together in a parent-youth session, and some watch the lessons in confirmation or youth group.
Even at home, there are options. Some will watch together (parent + young person). Some young people will watch independently. Some will do one lesson a week, others will move faster.
The curriculum is designed to work however your community and families engage with it.
The Clinical Truth Approach means this curriculum teaches what is actually known about how the human body works, not what someone believes about it. Science doesn’t take sides.
Topics like gender development, sexual orientation, contraception, pregnancy termination, and sexual pleasure are all covered because they are part of human biology. You can see exactly what’s in each module in the curriculum overview above and how Dr. Robin teaches them by reading the details on this page. Nothing is hidden and nothing is added. Everything is grounded in clinical science.
If you have specific questions about content, contact Jill at jill@docrobinschool.com.
Making More Humans is designed to be flexible. Some parents watch the lessons first to prepare for conversations. Others watch alongside their child or teen. Some older teens work through it independently. The curriculum works all three ways.
The answer key is designed to support parents in talking about their child’s answers in the manual. In addition, each module includes a discussion guide to help families talk about what they’ve watched because the goal isn’t just that your child learns this. It’s that your whole family has the language to keep the conversation going.
A private podcast version is also included with your purchase. This is perfect for parents or leaders listening ahead so you’re prepared before watching with young people. You’ll find the link in your group leader materials when you log in and parents will have the same link in their confirmation email when they redeem their code. The youth should still watch the whole video but the audio version helps adults preview without having to find a way to do so privately.
About 30 days before your access expires, we ask if you want to renew. Same price, same terms. If you purchase more redemption codes for families, those will be added to the same code within 1-2 business days. Redemption codes don’t expire, so you can also carry unused codes over from one year to the next.
Your kids are already getting an education. The only question is whether it comes from social media, Google, and other kids…or from a physician who built this curriculum because she was tired of seeing the consequences of not teaching it.
Making More Humans gives your child the physician-led, clinically accurate education in human biology that school won’t provide and that you aren’t equipped to give alone — so they grow up with the knowledge to stay safe, make informed decisions, and understand the body they’ll live in their whole life.
We’ve designed the preview classroom to let you see how Dr. Robin teaches, what the materials look like for leaders, and how families engage with the curriculum. You’ll get immediate access to: