Special Issues Marijuana
TL;DR
The city reviewed multiple marijuana education and prevention programs targeting youth, including Denver's awareness campaigns, a new initiative called 'High Costs,' state programs like 'Good to Know' and 'Protect What's Next,' and school curricula being used in Denver Public Schools. The meeting focused on presenting existing educational efforts and research on their effectiveness rather than making new policy decisions.
Agenda
- Attendance
- Presentations
- 17-1288 Presentation MaterialsPresentation
- -Molly Duplechian, Exise & Licenses: Marijuana education and awareness campaigns by Denver; Questions
- -Mackie Clonts, Amelie Advertising: Plans for CCD's new youth education/prevention campaign, "High Costs"; Questions
- -Ali Maffey, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment: youth prevention campaigns, "Good to Know" and "Protect What's Next"; Questions
- -Molly Lotz & Sarah Grippa, Marijuana Education Initiative (MEI): Curriculum used in schools, Colorado State University- study on MEI curriculum efficacy; Questions
- -Michel Holien, Denver Public Schools: standard marijuana curriculum used in schools; Questions
- -Q&A
- Note