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Getting to tomorrow – Nanaimo discusses solutions to the drug poisoning crisis
Getting to tomorrow – Nanaimo discusses solutions to the drug poisoning crisis
Getting to tomorrow – Nanaimo discusses solutions to the drug poisoning crisis
Monday 27th June 2022
Explore community-driven solutions to Nanaimo's drug poisoning crisis with insights from local leaders on People First Radio.
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Get the buttons here!Nanaimo's Battle Against Drug Poisoning: Community Voices and Solutions
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Imagine a room filled with passionate voices, each sharing their unique perspective on a pressing issue. That’s exactly what you’ll find in this episode of People First Radio, where the focus is on the drug poisoning crisis in Nanaimo. This conversation is part of the Canadian Drug Policy Coalition’s 'Getting to Tomorrow' project, which aims to foster community-driven solutions to this devastating problem.
Held at the Dorchester Hotel, the event gathered notable figures like Ann Livingston, Amber McGrath, Shane Calder, and Sarah, who all brought their personal and professional insights to the table. The discussion covered a wide range of topics, from the challenges of addiction and the need for more accessible treatment centers to the role of police in decriminalization efforts.
One poignant moment came when a guest emphasized the need for a collective shift in mindset: 'We need to change our way of thinking, right and like. We need to, like, just again, like as a community, that it starts with our.' This episode is not just about identifying problems but also about inspiring action and advocacy at the local level.
If you’re interested in how communities can come together to tackle complex issues like drug poisoning, this episode offers a thoughtful and informative exploration.