NFAD 2025 Virtual Screenings
Join Us for a Lifesaving Event
This National Fentanyl Awareness Day—April 29, 2025—Song for Charlie is hosting virtual screenings designed for different audiences, followed by live Q&A/panel sessions with experts. These events offer a powerful way to understand today's drug landscape and take action to protect your community from fentanyl and fake prescription pills.
Choose the screening that fits your role and join us for this important conversation. Together, we can turn awareness into action.
The New Drug Talk: Community Edition
April 29, 2025
3pm Eastern / Noon Pacific
Equip yourself with the knowledge to protect the young people in your life from fentanyl and fake prescription pills. This session includes a screening of our 27-minute film for parents and communities, The New Drug Talk, followed by Q&A/panel with impacted family members, medical professionals, and prevention experts.
This session will cover:
The current reality of fentanyl and fake prescription pills
How to have effective conversations with teens and young adults
Warning signs to look for and actions to take
Where to find naloxone and how to use it
How companies can support employees in protecting the young people in their lives
Featured Speakers:
To be announced
Moderator:
Marcia Lee Taylor, prevention expert
Audience: Parents, caregivers, companies/corporations, community groups and group leaders, faith groups and faith leaders, etc.
Real Talk About Fake Pills: Educator Edition
April 29, 2025
6pm Eastern / 3pm Pacific
Learn how to bring lifesaving fentanyl and fake prescription pills education to students. Join us for a special screening of Real Talk About Fake Pills, our new 20-minute film for middle and high school students, complete with implementation strategies and a Q&A/panel discussion with education experts.
This session will cover:
How to effectively present the film in your classroom
Using our lesson plan
Implementing our peer-to-peer program at your school
Resources available to support ongoing education
Featured Speakers:
To be announced
Moderator:
Laura Didier, Director of Outreach at Song for Charlie
Audience: Teachers, administrators, superintendents, interested students and student leaders, etc.
If you can't attend a virtual screening live, they'll be recorded and made available for on-demand viewing after April 29. Register now to receive the recording link directly in your inbox once it's available.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn how you can protect your community from fake prescription pills and fentanyl. One conversation could save a life.