Faith, Love and the Fight for Hope
There are moments in life that change everything. For Natalee King, one of those moments came in the quiet after a scream—a scream hurled at a God she no longer believed in. And then, the impossible happened.
When Marijuana Looks Like Candy: Consequences for Youth
As marijuana legalization spreads, new research reveals troubling consequences for youth, especially with the rise of candy-like edibles. Learn how these trends are shaping adolescent health and risk perceptions.
Prevention Without Borders: DFAF’s Role in Global Drug Policy
Drug Free America Foundation (DFAF) made a strong and strategic impact at the 68th Session of the United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND), held in Vienna, Austria, the week of March 10th.
Think You’re Okay to Drive After Consuming Marijuana? Think Again, Says New Study
84% of marijuana users report driving within eight hours of consumption, and over half got behind the wheel within just one hour. marijuana-impaired driving is real, and it is common. Stay Safe, Stay Smart, and Don’t Drive High!
A Call for Compassionate Health Communication
To effectively communicate the known risks of marijuana during pregnancy and postpartum, we need science-based messaging that is both transparent and compassionate
From Addiction for Profit to Prevention with Purpose: Lessons from Dr. Aaron Weiner
In the ever-evolving landscape of substance misuse, the challenge is no longer just the substances themselves—it's the systems profiting from addiction.
The Hidden Danger of Party Drugs Fueling a Worrisome Trend
In 2022, Florida experienced a disturbing spike in deaths from [...]
Join Our PhotoVoice Project: Empowering Mothers
Welcome to the PhotoVoice Project, an empowering initiative for mothers and mothers-to-be in recovery from substance use in Pinellas, Hillsborough, and Pasco counties.
Join Us for the 12th Annual National Prevention Summit!
This event promises to be an empowering gathering of professionals, advocates, and community members dedicated to addressing substance use and advancing prevention, recovery, and policy solutions.
Cannabis makes its mark in 2023 drug-related emergency department visits
From 2022 to 2023, the United States saw a 5.8% increase in drug-related Emergency Department visits. Cannabis remained on the top 3 most prevalent substances reported in drug-related ED visits, with a 4.6% increase from 2022. These stats highlight the urgent need for prevention and awareness.
