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FPA sex education comic strip publication "Too Great a risk"

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Includes correspondence and associated paperwork relating to the original leaflet, produced as part of a pilot scheme by the South West London Branch of the FPA, including a letter from Caspar Brook, FPA Director.
Also includes copies of a number of different versions of the leaflet (1982-1984),together with associated paperwork, a german language version (1974) and a student politics inspired spoof version of the leaflet (1981).
In addition there is a copy of "Don't Rush me" a family planning comic strip published by Wandsworth Council for Community Relations produced by Gillian Crampton Smith and Sarah Curtis, who also produced "Too great a risk" for the FPA.

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FPA sex education comic strip publication "Too Great a risk"

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