Why Canadian teenagers say peer drug education is vital to keeping youth safe amid opioid epidemic
Sisters Taliah and Zara Lyons are educating their peers about drug safety using harm reduction techniques.
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Sisters Taliah and Zara Lyons are educating their peers about drug safety using harm reduction techniques.
The four of us, female Indigenous teens aged 14-19, deliver virtual and in-person overdose prevention education to youth groups. And, as authorities often point out, youth are more likely to listen to their peers than to adults—especially when it comes to drug use.
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