Mother helping her Daughter on her Studies
By
Editorial Team

Talk early, talk often! Share real information and talk to your kids sooner than you think you need to.

Girls Studying Outdoors
By
Editorial Team

Learn more about how marijuana affects teens and get tips for starting real conversations.

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By
Holly Jespersen | Senior Communications Manager

The story of two individuals with substance use disorder who take separate, yet parallel paths toward healing.

Shannon Greene
By
Shannon Greene, Vice President of Peer-to-Peer Fundraising

This isn't just a booth about us — it's a promise to include, celebrate, and uplift LGBTQIA+ individuals every single day of the year. 

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By
Grant Boyken

"Talking about it was the last thing I wanted to do. I’ve come to believe that is part of the problem."

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By
Editorial Team

Don’t let the numbers fool you.

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By
Editorial Team

You don’t have to be an expert. Just be there.

U.S. Congress
By
Editorial Team

Federal funding for regional solutions

Friends hanging out and bowling with no alcohol!
By
Editorial Team

When a friend chooses not to drink, is it still okay to order a cocktail? Should you ask them about their choice?

A young woman with short dark hair leans her fist on her chin and looks out a high-rise window

This Alcohol Awareness Month, find out if it's time to seek help.

No Alcohol Zone
By
Editorial Team

Dry January comes once a year, but your sober curiosity doesn’t have to.

Hispanic woman in a jean jacket looking directly at the viewer
By
María Ramos

I had my first sip of beer at the age of 6. It was just a sip – like training wheels. 

Dry in July Mocktail
By
Editorial Team

You don't have to give up the craft cocktail experience.

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By
Holly Jespersen, Senior Communications Manager

Having been in recovery for many years I often asked to recommend books about addiction.

A childhood photo of the author and her brother holding hands on a leafy walk
By
Sophie Gabrion

What does it mean to honor someone you’ve lost to an overdose? How do you remember someone who died from a disease most of the world would rather forget?

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