| Type: |
Drugs |
| Subject: |
Health |
| Topic: |
Educating teens about drug use |
| Official Campaign Name: |
“Just Think Twice” |
| Sponsor Type: |
 Federal Government |
| Organization: |
Dept of Justice (DOJ) |
| Office: |
Drug Enforcement Administration, Demand Reduction Programs |
| Summary: |
It’s sometimes hard for teens to see the damage that drugs cause — there's drug addiction, of course, but there’s a whole lot more. Families, the medical system, the environment. Innocent kids, caught in the crossfire. Drivers killed or injured by those under the influence. Babies found at meth labs, their toys covered with chemicals. Victims of terrorists, whose acts are financed with drug profits. This site gives teens the complete picture of the consequences of drug use. |
| Primary Target Demographic: |
Youth: At-Risk
Young Adults: Teenagers (Ages 13-19)
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| Other Targets: |
Specific Occupation
Schools
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| Timeliness: |
Active |
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 Web Links
Campaign's web site
 Interview
Setting Teens Straight
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