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Denver nonprofit creates campaign to warn students, parents about dangers of high-potency THC
One Chance to Grow Up’s new education campaign about the State of Colorado’s marijuana concentrates warning was featured in a piece by Denver 7 ABC
Press Release: Nonprofit launches ad campaign about State of Colorado marijuana concentrate warning
Nonprofit launches ad campaign about State of Colorado marijuana concentrate warning Goal is to expand awareness of THC risks noted by Marijuana Enforcement Division resource
State Attorneys General Speak Up About Protecting Kids from THC Edible Copycat Products
23 State Attorneys General wrote a letter to Congress highlighting their concerns about copycat THC edible products made to look like popular candies or snack
Press Release: One Chance Comments on 2021 Healthy Kids Colorado Survey
Contact: Rachel O’Bryan, One Chance to Grow UpRachel@onechancetogrowup.org, 303-809-1081 Note: Rachel O’Bryan is available for interviews on this analysis of new state data released today.
Editorial: Even ‘cowtown’ beats cannabis town
There was one upside to the pandemic’s disruption of public life — no “420” festival for two years. That’s the annual, open-air pot party in
One Chance co-founder Doug Robinson on underage attendees at 4/20 festival
On his radio show, Dan Caplis interviews Doug Robinson on the dangers of underage attendees at 420 festivals. Listen to the interview on iHeartMedia.com.
Youth Advocates In Denver Call For Stricter Age Limits At 420 Festival
Denver’s 420 festival, allegedly the world’s largest of its kind, is open to all ages even though there is mass consumption and marketing to minors.
Why it’s illegal to smoke weed at Denver’s 420 festival
People mistakenly believe that 420 festivals are open for public marijuana consumption, however that is always illegal regardless of the date. Read the full article
420 Festival descends on downtown Denver today
The first 420 Festival since the pandemic was set to take place on April 20, 2022. Local organizations are concerned with the lack of age
George Brauchler interviews Doug Robinson about the 420 Festival
When the marijuana enthusiasts gather in downtown Denver tomorrow, how do you sort the adults who can legally consume from the minors? In other cities
Denver’s Mile High 420 Festival to institute age restrictions in 2023
Parent groups lobbied to make the event 21-and-older so children aren’t as likely to be exposed to the harmful effects of second hand smoke. Those
No Walk in the Park: Denver Gets Ready for Another 4/20
Denver’s first 420 Festival since the pandemic has been marked by parent and school opposition, leading to instating age restrictions in 2023. Read the full
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