Join Us for Three Live Webinars on April 29th

Wednesday, April 29, 2026

9:00am PDT / 12:00pm EDT

Overdose deaths are down from record highs—and that's real progress worth acknowledging. But a closer look at the data tells a more complicated story. The drug supply is still dangerous and still evolving, new substances are entering the picture, and there's growing concern that signs of progress may be creating a false sense of security at exactly the wrong moment.

This session brings together leading researchers and prevention experts for a frank, data-driven conversation about where things actually stand—and what it means for families, educators and communities working to keep young people safe.

Wednesday, April 29, 2026

12:00pm PDT / 3:00pm EDT

The drug landscape has shifted—and the conversation around prevention needs to shift with it. Fentanyl remains a serious threat, but new substances are entering the supply, the relationship between mental health and drug use is coming into sharper focus, and the old "just say no" approach has never been less useful.

In this candid, unscripted conversation, three parents who have experienced the worst—and dedicated themselves to making sure other families don't—talk openly about what's changed, what's coming, and where prevention goes from here.

An "In Conversation" Session

Wednesday, April 29, 2026

3:00pm PDT / 6:00pm EDT

Most parents know they should talk to their kids about drugs. Few feel equipped to do it—especially now, when the drug landscape looks nothing like it did a generation ago. Fake prescription pills, high-potency cannabis, kratom—the risks are real, they're evolving, and the conversation can't wait.

This session brings together a parent and coach who has lived the stakes firsthand and a physician who works directly with teens and families for an honest, practical conversation about how to approach drug safety talks with your kids. No slides, no jargon—just the information and perspective parents need to feel prepared.