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X-WR-CALDESC:Community Awareness Series: Promoting Healthy Behaviors\n \nOu
 r youth are our future’s greatest asset.  Schools\, parents\, caregivers a
 nd communities all play a role in providing supportive pathways for our yo
 uth as they navigate childhood and adolescence.  SCIP (School Community In
 tervention and Prevention) is partnering with Lincoln Public Schools\, Bry
 an Independence Center and the Lancaster Prevention Leadership Team to put
  on a series of valuable presentations about how to support the health and
  well-being of our community’s youth.  These events are open to parents\, 
 students\, school professionals and community members.  Please join us for
  our first event on:\n\nOctober 24\, 2019- Let’s Talk: Youth Vaping & Mari
 juana Use\nLincoln Southeast High School (Commons Area)\n2930 S. 37th Stre
 et\nLincoln\, NE 68508\n6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.\n\nPresentation: \n Research
  shows that families and influential adults play the most important role i
 n preventing youth substance use. As part of National Health Education Wee
 k\, this presentation will provide education and awareness surrounding two
  growing youth substance use issues as a means to promote conversations an
 d healthy decision making.  Marijuana continues to be one of the most prev
 alent substances of abuse among our youth and teen vaping is increasing at
  alarming rates.   \nRebekah Willoughby\, a Public Health Educator with th
 e Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department and Deputy Jeremy Schwarz\, a
  Licensed Drug Recognition Expert with the Lancaster County Sherriff’s Off
 ice\, will discuss:\n•	The prevalence of youth vaping and marijuana use\n•	T
 he effects of these substances on the developing youth brain\n•	Physical he
 alth effects of vaping and marijuana use\n•	The role of marketing in vaping
  and various products that youth are using\n•	Legal aspects\n•	Signs of use
 \nânâ	How to engage in conversations with youth about vaping and marijuana\n•
 	Resources to further address prevention and early intervention of use.\n\n
 Please contact Abbe Edgecombe\, SCIP Coordinator for Lincoln-Lancaster Cou
 nty for questions or additional information: (402) 327-6841 or aedgecombe@
 lmep.com \n
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DESCRIPTION:Community Awareness Series: Promoting Healthy Behaviors\n \nOur
  youth are our future’s greatest asset.  Schools\, parents\, caregivers an
 d communities all play a role in providing supportive pathways for our you
 th as they navigate childhood and adolescence.  SCIP (School Community Int
 ervention and Prevention) is partnering with Lincoln Public Schools\, Brya
 n Independence Center and the Lancaster Prevention Leadership Team to put 
 on a series of valuable presentations about how to support the health and 
 well-being of our community’s youth.  These events are open to parents\, s
 tudents\, school professionals and community members.  Please join us for 
 our first event on:\n\nOctober 24\, 2019- Let’s Talk: Youth Vaping & Marij
 uana Use\nLincoln Southeast High School (Commons Area)\n2930 S. 37th Stree
 t\nLincoln\, NE 68508\n6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.\n\nPresentation: \n Research 
 shows that families and influential adults play the most important role in
  preventing youth substance use. As part of National Health Education Week
 \, this presentation will provide education and awareness surrounding two 
 growing youth substance use issues as a means to promote conversations and
  healthy decision making.  Marijuana continues to be one of the most preva
 lent substances of abuse among our youth and teen vaping is increasing at 
 alarming rates.   \nRebekah Willoughby\, a Public Health Educator with the
  Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department and Deputy Jeremy Schwarz\, a 
 Licensed Drug Recognition Expert with the Lancaster County Sherriff’s Offi
 ce\, will discuss:\n•	The prevalence of youth vaping and marijuana use\n•	Th
 e effects of these substances on the developing youth brain\n•	Physical hea
 lth effects of vaping and marijuana use\n•	The role of marketing in vaping 
 and various products that youth are using\n•	Legal aspects\n•	Signs of use\n
 •	How to engage in conversations with youth about vaping and marijuana\n•	Re
 sources to further address prevention and early intervention of use.\n\nPl
 ease contact Abbe Edgecombe\, SCIP Coordinator for Lincoln-Lancaster Count
 y for questions or additional information: (402) 327-6841 or aedgecombe@lm
 ep.com \n
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LOCATION:Lincoln Southeast High School
SUMMARY:Promoting Healthy Behaviors
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