To improve youth mental health, increasing school engagement, helping youth build social-emotional skills to help navigate stressors that lead to substance use, offering educational workshops in the community to improve mental health literacy and reduce stigma, and...
To address policy, systems and environmental change focusing on substance use, poverty and violence by empowering Native American, Latinx and youth with disabilities through a healing-centered youth development program and engaging with elected and public officials...
To improve health and social outcomes of Black and Brown queer youths that are experiencing houselessness due to the War on Drugs through a peer-led youth support program that provides work skills development, free trauma-informed therapy, knowledge making on the...
To strengthen youth social outcomes of young leaders of color by educating on the history and lasting effects of the War on Drug in their communities and an understanding of culturally relevant substance use prevention strategies, and training to organize and mobilize...
To improve the health and social outcomes of youth by cultivating a desire for change in Stockton communities impacted by the War on Drugs through youth activism, mentorship and peer-led support to address the challenges that lead to risks of substance use.
To improve health, reduce and ultimately eliminate the cycle of alcoholism and addiction among Native youth and families through comprehensive and culturally rooted services and healing practices, combined with political and historical education and empowerment in...
