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Share Your Story
This epidemic has given us one common experience: we have all become experts in our own way. At SAFE Project, we believe that we strengthen one another by sharing our stories. Whether you are in recovery, lost a loved one, or are making a difference in your community, you can help others on this journey. We’d like to hear from you.
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One Raindrop Can Start Something Bigger: Danielle Choi on the Power of Prevention
“If there is one thing that you should know about prevention, it is that it is applicable to everyone,” Danielle said. “And all it takes is one small step.” Danielle Choi has a favorite way of thinking about collaboration: raindrops. “One person is one raindroplet,” she says. Bring enough of those individual drops together, though,…
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Starting Small, Saving Lives: How Ronit Ginde Turned One Experience Into Action
“Before joining the Youth Voice Council, most of what I was doing was really focused on Narcan and overdose response,” he said. “The Youth Voice Council helped me look at prevention much more broadly.” When Ronit Ginde arrived on the scene, the young person was unconscious. As an emergency medical technician, Ronit watched his partner…
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How So Eun Kang Turned Curiosity into Action
“We have to recognize that we need to push for more prevention, awareness, and also overdose recovery,” she said. When So Eun Kang first noticed naloxone sitting beside the tables in a research lab at Case Western Reserve University, she had a simple question for her mentor: What is this?She learned that naloxone is a…
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SAFE Project Partners with ARHE on Collegiate Recovery Leadership Academy
Note: This is a past press release from July 2018. It is preserved here for archival and informational purposes. Contact: media@safeproject.us HOUSTON, TX — Today at the University of Houston, the Association of Recovery in Higher Education (ARHE) and SAFE Project (Stop the Addiction Fatality Epidemic) announced a new partnership and unique opportunity for college…
