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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) has released new clinical guidance recommending universal screening for cannabis use during pregnancy, postpartum, and the pre-pregnancy period, emphasizing that no level of cannabis is safe for mothers or infants. With use on the rise, ACOG highlights the urgent need for education, counseling, and support to reduce prenatal and lactation exposure to THC.
Florida students are invited to get creative in the Advocacy Day T-Shirt Design Contest! Submit your design showing what prevention means to you for a chance to win up to $250 and have your artwork featured on the official red Advocacy Day shirt.
Civil society has key opportunities this September to engage with the UN on global cooperation and drug policy. From regional brainstorms with the Unlock the Future coalition to the World Drug Report 2025 webinar and survey, these sessions are a chance to share perspectives, influence international discussions, and ensure prevention, treatment, and recovery remain central.
Research shows marijuana use during pregnancy isn’t harmless. THC crosses the placenta, disrupts development, and may cause lasting health risks for children.
Discover Start with Truth: Trauma & Addiction, a new global campaign from TSAFI. By putting trauma at the center of prevention, treatment, and recovery, we can move beyond symptoms and address the root cause of substance use.
Drug Free America Foundation is proud to continue the "Be Like Betty" campaign, first launched last year in honor of our beloved founder, Mrs. Betty S. Sembler.
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Healing Through Art is a new PhotoVoice project in St. Petersburg that empowers individuals affected by opioid use disorder to share their stories through photography and storytelling. By amplifying voices in recovery and their allies, the project aims to reduce stigma, inspire empathy, and foster community change.