What does CBAE stand for?

Community-Based Abstinence Education

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Some $115 million would go toward a new program of grants to community-based programs, replacing the current Community-Based Abstinence Education program; under this effort, $75 million of the money would be reserved for "comprehensive, evidence-based programs" that have been proven, through rigorous evaluation, to delay sexual activity, increase contraceptive use or reduce teenage pregnancy.

The Obama administration's first budget proposal prioritizes sex ...

Despite such findings, Congress recently passed a $28 million increase in the Community-Based Abstinence Education program.

Worth noting

The organization is federally funded through a Community-Based Abstinence Education (CBAE) grant and offers its program to schools for free.

Advocates on both sides are as passionate as ever: SIECUS controversy ...

Many observers noted at the time that programmatic changes were likely to follow, and a January 2006 notice of grant availability seems to confirm that the day of reckoning for the Community-Based Abstinence Education (CBAE) program has finally come.

The other shoe drops: federal abstinence education program becomes ...