Taos Talks
Taos Talks
E7: Janie Corinne | Refuse To Provide Alcohol to Minors
E7: Janie Corinne | Refuse To Provide Alcohol to Minors
E7: Janie Corinne | Refuse To Provide Alcohol to Minors
Monday 7th June 2021
Listen as Janie Corinne talks about the 'Refuse to Provide' campaign in Taos, NM, aimed at reducing youth drinking rates and creating a safer community.
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Get the buttons here!Janie Corinne on Keeping Taos Youth Alcohol-Free
Refuse to provide alcohol to minors. My parents never like, deliberately gave it to me, but I would find it and experiment.
Picture this: a community coming together to protect its youngest members from the dangers of alcohol. That's exactly what's happening in Taos, NM, and Janie Corinne is at the heart of it. In this episode of 'Taos Talks', Janie dives into the 'Refuse to Provide' campaign, a local initiative aimed at reducing youth drinking rates. Spearheaded by the alcohol policy workgroup through Taos Alive, this campaign is all about creating a safer, healthier environment for kids.
Janie, who coordinates the group, doesn't just talk statistics; she shares real stories and practical advice on how delaying alcohol use can make a huge difference. She sheds light on the broader impact of substance abuse on individuals and communities, painting a vivid picture of why this campaign is so crucial. You'll hear about the complexities of youth drinking and why it's vital for adults to take a stand.
Whether you're a parent, teacher, or just someone who cares about the future generation, Janie's insights will resonate with you. Tune in to learn how you can contribute to making Taos a safer place for its youth. Don't miss out on this eye-opening discussion that combines heartfelt stories with actionable steps. It's not just about refusing to provide alcohol; it's about fostering a community where young people can thrive without the shadow of substance abuse.