To employ youth activism around substance use prevention though social change campaigns and multimedia advocacy art to change system discrimination against communities directly impacted by the War on Drugs in Sacramento and Los Angeles counties.
To build the power of low-income youth activists of color in Fresno, Madera, Contra Costa and San Bernardino counties through youth-focused trainings, peer collaboration and policy change to improve the health and education outcomes of youth.
To improve health and social outcomes by developing youth ambassadors in Los Angeles County through service, employment, resources and training to enhance leadership skills and build community.
To employ youth activism, civic engagement and peer-led support for system-impacted Latinx and LGBTQ2S+ youth to address systemic and acute environmental trauma that impacts youth substance use in Los Angeles County.
To strengthen leadership and advocacy skills of Black youth in Sacramento through an education and leadership program to equip them to take a leading and active role in their success.
To increase the advocacy skills of LGBTQ2S+, Latinx and African American youth in Alameda County and Marin County through youth-led substance use prevention and to address substance use prevention among youth.
