One Chance Halloween, No Tricks
October 30, 2024
Halloween is one of the most popular holidays across the country. It’s that time of year to wear your favorite costumes, go trick-or-treating with friends
Halloween is one of the most popular holidays across the country. It’s that time of year to wear your favorite costumes, go trick-or-treating with friends
September News Article on Colorado Springs voting to approve a new Marijuana ordinance. Click on the link below to learn more. https://www.koaa.com/your-voice-your-community/colorado-springs-city-council-approved-a-new-cannabis-ordinance-creating-mixed-responses
We are disappointed that the final rulemaking on psilocybin left the language allowing for products to come in chocolate and gummy form intact. https://kdvr.com/news/politics/colorado-politics-news/colorado-finalizes-rules-for-magic-mushrooms
Washington Examiner Link By Diane Carlson
One Chance to Grow Up: Tastes Great! Less Protection for Kids?Colorado Department of Revenue’s Natural Medicine Division would allow psychedelicsin kid-friendly candies in draft rules
One Chance to Grow Up, a group that monitors youth access to drugs, said Colorado legislation helped contribute to a decrease in students dabbing marijuana
DENVER – The just-released 2023 results from a bi-annual survey of Colorado middle and high school students show that marijuana vaping among high school students
“One Chance is pleased to see that the state health department reported there was not a statistically significant change in overall 30-day youth marijuana use
One rule that is being heavily discussed is about how the psychedelics must be in child-resistant packaging, but some opponents want the state to go
We have incredible news to share with you! Yesterday, the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture took a significant step forward in protecting our
Diane Carlson, co-founder and national policy director for One Chance to Grow Up shares insights on how SAFER Banking must include safeguards to protect kids from
One Chance’s Julie Dreifaldt is a special guest on the Party Talk podcast with Jake White to talk about advocacy in drug prevention. Listen in
One Chance to Grow Up protects kids from THC through transparency, education, empowerment, and policy. We don’t take sides on the politics of legalization but instead serve as a reliable resource for parents, media, policymakers, and all who care about kids.
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