Yavapai County, AZ — With youth vaping a continuous cause for concern and misinformation running rampant, MATFORCE and Humboldt Unified School District are inviting parents, educators, and concerned community members to attend an upcoming class that cuts through the confusion: “Let’s Talk: So You Think You Know About Vaping?” This free presentation is designed to equip attendees with the knowledge and tools they need to understand and address vaping among youth.
Despite increased regulation, the e-cigarette market continues to evolve, often faster than public health messaging can keep up. This session will bring clarity to the issue by exploring:
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A brief but eye-opening history of the e-cigarette and vaping industry, including surprising regulatory loopholes
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The physical and mental health effects associated with both nicotine and marijuana vaping
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Trends in youth vape use and how vape culture influences young people
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Effective, age-appropriate ways to talk to youth about the risks of vaping
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An interactive display showcasing what parents and caregivers should look for in a child’s room—including hidden vapes and related paraphernalia
“We want to empower our community with facts, not fear,” said Merilee Fowler, Executive Director of MATFORCE. “By understanding what our youth are exposed to and how to have informed conversations, we can take a meaningful step toward prevention.”
Event Details:
Title: Let’s Talk: So You Think You Know About Vaping?
Date: Tuesday, June 10th or Saturday, June 21st
Time: 9:00 am to 10:00 am
Location: HUSD District Office | 6901 E Panther Path, Room 122, Prescott Valley
Cost: Free
Registration: Registration is required for this free event. Register now with these easy options.
• Call (928) 708-0100
• Email info@matforceaz.org
• Visit qrco.de/bfzmE5
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, counselor, or simply someone who cares about the next generation, this session will leave you better informed and better prepared.
Registration is required for these free presentations. For more information or to register visit matforce.org or call (928) 708-0100.
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MATFORCE is a community organization that educates and raises awareness about substance abuse issues, and advocates for policy change throughout Yavapai County. With over 300 active volunteers, MATFORCE encompasses the belief that stopping drug use before it starts through primary prevention strategies is an essential part of building healthier communities. Programs of MATFORCE include drug prevention education in the schools, the Yavapai Reentry Project, Trauma Lens Care, public awareness and education campaigns, and advocating for policy change at the state and local level. For more information about MATFORCE visit matforce.org or our family of websites: MarijuanaHarmlessThinkAgain.
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