Did you know that three out of ten girls get pregnant at least once before age 20?  That’s more than 750,000 teen pregnancies each year! Too-early pregnancy can have physical, emotional, and economic consequences for teens and their children, so it's important to know all the facts and know how to protect yourself.

That's why Stay Teen and It's your (Sex) Life are teaming up for Teen Pregnancy Prevention month to raise awareness about the importance of making smart decisions about sex and relationships, and practicing safe sex every time if or when you do decide to have sex (check out their videos for more on why you should always use protection!)

Visit Stayteen.org to take the National Day quiz now or to get involved in National Day activities, and go to It's Your (Sex) Life to learn more about taking control of your (sex) life!

Fifteen years ago, Pedro Zamora joined MTV's cast of "The Real World" and became TV's first HIV-positive man.

Last night, MTV premiered "Pedro," a story about his life and a chronicle of his efforts to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS. President Bill Clinton famously called him to tell him how much his efforts meant and that "the country owed him a lot." His eventual death was probably the first time that many young people actually felt that someone they knew and cared about died from a disease that carried a lot of myths, misperceptions and huge stigma.

Such is the power of TV—especially reality TV. We all know in our heads that reality TV isn't real. We know people exaggerate their behavior to get more air time and that they're all competing for their 15 minutes.

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MTV, mtvU, LOGO, and MTV Tr3s will present the world television premiere of Pedro, a movie based on the remarkable life of The Real World’s Pedro Zamora, on Wednesday, April 1 at 8:00pm ET/PT.

Told through the eyes of his friends and family, Pedro celebrates the extraordinary life a young man who found out he was HIV positive at 17, then made the courageous decision to dedicate his life to speaking out about the disease. Zamora testified before the United States Congress to argue for more explicit HIV/AIDS educational programs aimed at youth of color before auditioning for The Real World in 1993.

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The news that Bristol Palin and her fiancé Levi Johnston have broken off their engagement once again focuses national attention on teens’ expectations about marriage when there is a pregnancy, the proportion of teens who get married after having a child, and the viability of teen marriages themselves. Research suggests that the experience of Bristol Palin and Levi Johnston is far from rare.

As detectives Elliot Stabler (Chris Meloni) and John Munch (Richard Belzer) track down leads in a malicious murder, they discover a community in chaos with a group of teen girls in a "pregnancy pact." A strange web of secrets and bad blood in this "close-knit" neighborhood offers a challenge for the detectives.

Did you know that 3 in 10 girls in the U.S. will get pregnant by age 20? Teen pregnancy happens in all kinds of communities and in all kinds of families. But it's 100% avoidable. Find out how.

For more information, visit the Law & Order: SVU website.

On an all-new How I Met Your Mother, Marshall and Lily catch baby fever and decide that they're ready to have a child. However, with Marshall working late, Lily finds herself having doubts, so she enlists Ted and Robin to argue for and against having children. As the two argue, Lily drinks and drinks, and eventually drunkenly goes down to Marshall's office to confront the situation face to face. Meanwhile, Barney survives a paternity scare and, in his excitement, creates a new holiday for all men who aren't fathers: Not a Father's Day.

To learn more and watch entire episodes of the show, visit the How I Met Your Mother website.

Megan is in for a few surprises as she tries to have "the talk" with Rose. Megan is surprised to learn that Rose is using an "adult" DVD as an educational tool to prepare for an intimate night with her boyfriend. Megan struggles to have "the talk" with Rose, only to discover that Rose knows more about sex than she does! Meanwhile, Megan's own sexual insecurities rise to the surface during a date with Jacob.

What did you think about Megan's attempt to talk to Rose about sex? Why do you think Megan tried so hard? What advice would you have given Rose? Have you ever had a helpful conversation with a parent or other adult about sex and consequences? What made it helpful? Tell us what you think about this episode of Privileged!

Find out more about Privileged at www.cwtv.com.

Weeks ago we told you about the premiere of The Baby Borrowers on NBC.  We hope you had a chance to check out all six episodes and the discussion guides that go along with them, but even if you didn’t, you can check out tonight's follow-up episode, “Baby Borrowers: Lessons Learned.”

At 9p ET on NBC, the Today show’s Hoda Kotb and relationship expert and TV personality Drew Pinsky will host this one-hour special featuring the couples who borrowed the babies (and toddlers and tweens and teens), the parents who lent their children, some of the teens made famous by the purported Gloucester Pact, and our own CEO, Sarah Brown, who will discuss the intersection of Hollywood and teen pregnancy.  Don’t miss it!

Can teens be good parents? That's the big question raised tonight by NBC's The Baby Borrowers as five teenage couples take part in a reality TV social experiment that lets them experience life in fast forward.  They are given nice homes and a brief parenting class, and then real life babies care for – thanks to volunteer parents (some of whom were teen parents themselves). 

Over the next six weeks, you'll get to watch as each couple deals with the drama, surprise, challenges, and rewards of parenting in ways that are riveting and intense. As NBC says, "It’s not TV, it’s birth control!"

Don't miss the premiere of The Baby Borrowers tonight at 9PM ET/PT on NBC. To learn more For more information on NBC's The Baby Borrowers, visit http://www.nbc.com.

Thought about sex? Of course you have... who hasn't? Know what you'll do when the moment arrives? How much do you really know about sex, relationships, and teen pregnancy? How will you avoid getting pregnant or getting someone else pregnant?

In honor of Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month, The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy and StayTeen.org want to put you to the test. Take this quiz and choose the answers that are closest to what you would do in that situation, not the answers you think are 'right.' No one's watching, so be honest. That's the only way to find out how you really score. You might surprise yourself...

Visit  StayTeen.org to learn more and to take the full quiz.  You can also share the National Day Quiz with your friends by ...