Classroom & School Drug Prevention · Presentation Display

LGBTQIA+ “A Community At Risk” Presentation Display

A practical presentation display resource for prevention education and outreach.

Age Adult · College · High SchoolLanguage English

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About this resource

Create awareness and foster a safer community with our LGBTQIA+ “A Community At Risk” Presentation Display. This engaging display is your go-to resource for sparking meaningful conversations during LGBTQIA+ awareness events. The display dives into the nuanced factors influencing substance misuse within the LGBTQIA+ spectrum. It provides helpful information for at-risk teens and the LGBTQIA+ community, covering the dangers of substance misuse and abuse while also including information on finding support, safe spaces, and where to get help.

Specifically designed to help parents, educators, counselors, and youth mentors dedicated to fostering a supportive community and sparking meaningful conversations. Order your Presentation Display today and be a driving force for positive change in your community.

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  • Assembled Size: Over 6′ H x 3′ W
  • Eye-catching design attracts attention, sparking interest and engagement
  • Lightweight, retractable format makes setup, storage, and transport simple
  • Includes a presenter’s guide and black carry case with strap
  • Durable and reusable for multiple events

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Age / Grade Adult, College, High School

Language English

Observance Alcohol Awareness Month, National Substance Abuse Prevention Month

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