With almost 30 years of experience in the field of sexuality education, Stephanie Hebert is a passionate and dynamic professional who strives to create engaging and effective programs for diverse learners and audiences. Currently working as the Health Education Curriculum Specialist for the Austin Independent School District, Stephanie designs and develops health and sexuality education curricula for K-12 students and provides training and technical assistance to staff and administrators for program implementation at over 100 campuses. Stephanie is committed to creating environments and systems that support ALL young people as they continue to learn the life-long lessons of staying safe, healthy, and happy.

Jen Biundo is the Senior Director of Policy and Research for Healthy Futures of Texas, where she works to support access to sexual health information and services for Texas youth. She earned her master’s degree in Public Affairs from the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin, and holds a Certification in Public Health. She previously served as an analyst on the Texas Legislative Budget Board, working on public health and public education policy. She's the proud mom of two school-aged boys, including a high schooler who kind of wishes his mom had a normal job that didn't involve sex education.

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