Live & Virtual Presentation Dates Available.
The Courage to Speak® Foundation offers the Courage to Speak® Presentation for students, parents, educators, and community members live and virtual. To request more information on our Drug Prevention Education Programs and Services, please fill-out a Drug Prevention Program Request or call the office at 203-831-9700.
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Courage to Speak Drug Prevention Presentation with Connecticut Alliance of Foster and Adoptive Families
The Courage to Speak Presents Ginger Katz, Founder and CEO, is presenting the Courage to Speak Drug Prevention Presentation hosted by the Connecticut Alliance of Foster and Adoptive Families. Presented to Parents and Community Members of the Connecticut Alliance of Foster and Adoptive Families. This is an online event.
Hamden Hall Country Day School, Hamden, CT
Hamden Hall County Day School 1108 Whitney Ave, HamdenIn-person, 9th grade students. Ginger Katz, Presenter and Founder of the Courage to Speak Foundation
Side by Side Charter School – Norwalk, CT
Side by Side Charter School 10 Chestnut Street, Norwalk, CT, United StatesVirtual, 7th grade students who read Sonny's Story, written by Ginger Katz, Presenter and Founder of the Courage to Speak Foundation
Courage to Speak – Navigating The Drug Crisis and Beyond at Housatonic College
Courage to Speak - Navigating Through The Drug Crisis and Beyond - Hosted by Housatonic College - This is an online Event.
Courage to Speak Drug Prevention Presentation with Connecticut Alliance of Foster and Adoptive Families
The Courage to Speak Presents Ginger Katz, Founder and CEO, is presenting the Courage to Speak Drug Prevention Presentation hosted by the Connecticut Alliance of Foster and Adoptive Families. Presented to Parents and Community Members of the Connecticut Alliance of Foster and Adoptive Families. This is an online event.
Courage to Speak – Navigating The Drug Crisis and Beyond at Housatonic College
Courage to Speak - Navigating Through The Drug Crisis and Beyond - Hosted by Housatonic College - This is an online Event.
Courage to Speak® Live Presentation at Roton Middle School – Norwalk, CT
Roton Middle School 201 Highland Ave, Norwalk, Connecticut, United StatesThis student presentation targets middle school-age students particularly vulnerable to using gateway drugs such as tobacco, alcohol, marijuana and prescription drugs. This drug prevention education presentation is carefully designed to inspire middle school students to resist drugs and help them make healthier decisions.
Courage to Speak Drug Prevention Presentation with Connecticut Alliance of Foster and Adoptive Families
The Courage to Speak Presents Ginger Katz, Founder and CEO, is presenting the Courage to Speak Drug Prevention Presentation hosted by the Connecticut Alliance of Foster and Adoptive Families. Presented to Parents and Community Members of the Connecticut Alliance of Foster and Adoptive Families. This is an online event.
Courage to Speak – Navigating The Drug Crisis and Beyond at Housatonic College
A Double Dose of Prevention™
Begins with a live presentation by Ginger Katz, Founder of the Courage to Speak® Foundation. Ms. Katz shares the compelling story of her son, Ian, who lost his battle with drugs, and provides guidance to students on reducing the risk of drug use.
The Courage to Speak® Foundation’s “Navigating Through the Drug Crisis and Beyond”™ is taught by professional facilitators. These facilitators are recruited from the ranks of teachers, school administrators, nurses, substance abuse professionals, Courage to Speak® Foundation facilitators, and others with a background in prevention.
Housatonic College
Virtual Presentation
College Students at Housatonic
Courage to Speak® Live Presentation at Nathan Hale Middle School – Norwalk, CT
Nathan Hale Middle School 176 Strawberry Hill Ave, Norwalk, Connecticut, United States
Youth Presentation
CEO and Founder Ginger Katz tells the story of her son Ian’s losing battle with drugs and provides insight into a young person’s journey into addiction, which began with cigarettes, alcohol, and marijuana (in the 8th grade) that then led to his death from an overdose in Ian’s junior year of college. Youth come away from the presentation with tools and information to refuse drugs, make healthier life choices, and help those they suspect might be using drugs. They learn how important it is to identify 3-5 adults in their lives that they can share their secrets with for support; how to develop clear decision-making strategies; how to develop clear refusal skill strategies; the dangers of Fentanyl and how marijuana and vapes can be laced with Fentanyl; and how enabling and denial perpetuates the disease of addiction.
Nathan Hale Middle School
In-Person
7th Grade Students at Nathan Hale