Too often women are given conflicting information about sex and their bodies. The truth? It’s up to you to arm yourself with information (and a condom or two). And even though you may not have all the facts straight, you have a voice!

Take charge. With good information and the right attitude, we encourage you to have the condom conversation. Click here to read our condom conversation starters. Or, if you prefer to have a condom conversation brochure (complete with a FREE condom) mailed to you,

Want to bring Mabel's to work or school?

Schedule a presentation today! If you would like to host an educational workshop in your classroom, workplace or other location, Mabel's Education and Outreach Coordinator would be happy to help! Among our favorite things to talk about:

• Women’s Sexuality
• Birth Control and Pregnancy Prevention
• Sexually Transmitted Infections
• Safer Sex
• Prenatal Care/Healthy Pregnancy
• Menopause
• HIV/AIDS prevention
• Abortion Care
• Reproductive Rights
• Lesbian Health Care
• Body Image
• Gender Roles & Stereotypes
• Sexual Decision-Making and Communication Skills
• Sexuality and the Media
• Healthy Relationships
• How to Talk with My Kids about Sex

We also welcome your suggestions for an educational topic, seminar or newsletter article. Visit our list of past workshops for more ideas! Please email or call (207) 947-5337, extension 114.

From past evaluations:

“The presentation was exciting far from boring. I like the way you involved the class. The facts given were shocking, interesting, and, useful for future reference. The information was clear, and understandable. Keep up the good work, your presentation was a great service.”
-Beal College Student, 2009

“Fabulous presentation! It was the perfect balance of interaction, questions and information! I really enjoyed the presentation and learned a lot!”
-University of Maine Student, 2009

“We were all comfortable listening to her talk. She answered all our questions, just a great workshop.”
-Passages Student, 2009

“Thank you so much. It didn’t feel like we were talking to a teacher. It made it easy to talk and laugh about.”
-George Stevens Academy High School Student, 2009

“I learned that you can talk about sex and not want to hide.”
-George Stevens Academy High School Student, 2009