Marijuana Can't. You Can.

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In 2018, about one in five Washington 10th graders reported using marijuana in the last 30 days. In October 2018, The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) launched the statewide marijuana prevention and education campaign, You Can, to educate youth about the risks and consequences of using marijuana. The campaign encourages young people to pursue their future dreams and immediate personal goals—and helps them to see that marijuana may distract from those dreams and goals.

We'd like to ask for your help promoting the campaign. The toolkit below has been updated with new materials that encourage healthy behaviors as an alternative to marijuana use.

3 Things You Can Do

Here's what you can do to help prevent youth marijuana use in our state:

Share campaign content and website (https://www.youcanwa.org/) on your organization's social media channels. There are prepared posts below with messages, images, and videos to share on your social media channels that reach a youth audience.
Distribute You Can materials. Print posters using the downloadable file below. Put these up on bulletin boards or in windows. Place the flyers in waiting areas and send them home with parents.*
Prepare your staff to talk about the campaign and the facts. Campaign talking points and a backgrounder are available below. Download these and send them to staff with a link to the rest of this toolkit.

*Outreach strategies may vary to accommodate Gov. Inslee’s Stay Home, Stay Healthy order.

To request the password to this toolkit, theater-quality video files or promotional materials, please contact Mary Daniel, DOH, mary.daniel@doh.wa.gov.

Thanks for all you do to make the next generation the healthiest ever!

HOW TO USE THIS TOOLKIT

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