(Middletown, CT) Anthony
Salvatore, Board President of the Middlesex County Substance Abuse
Action Council (MCSAAC) announced that workshops will be held for
parents and young adults to provide testimony on the legalization of
marijuana. Four workshops will be held, two at the Middlesex YMCA in
Middletown and two at the Valley Shore YMCA in Westbrook. The first
workshop offers participants the latest news on marijuana and its impact
on youth, health, and society. In the second workshop, participants
will practice giving their three-minute testimonies. Several volunteer
legislators will join the second workshop, providing guidance and
feedback to participants.
The workshop series for The Middlesex YMCA in Middletown will be held at the following dates and times:
Workshop 2: Thursday, March 2, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Edit your testimony and practice speaking. One or two local legislators will be on hand to give feedback and encouragement.
The workshop series for The Valley Shore YMCA in Westbrook will be held at the following dates and times:
Get
the latest news about marijuana and its impact on youth, health, and
society. Prepare your three-minute testimony, MCSAAC will help.
Workshop 2: Wednesday, March 15, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Edit your testimony and practice speaking. One or two local legislators will be on hand to give feedback and encouragement.
This
year, three bills have been introduced to legalize marijuana. If any of
the bills pass, marijuana will be sold in stores for recreational use.
“A
new generation of kids might be growing up with both alcohol and
psychotropic drugs as adult recreation. If you have an opinion about
this, it’s time to get active. We encourage community members to use our
workshops to help persuade legislators to see your point of view,” said
Director of Middlesex County Substance Abuse Action Council Betsey
Chadwick.
The
workshops are free and open to the public but seating is
limited. For more information contact Betsey Chadwick at MCSAAC by
calling 860-347-5959 or via email at betsey@mcsaac.org
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MCSAAC is
recognized by the State of Connecticut as a Regional Action Council,
devoted to the prevention and reduction of alcohol and drug abuse,
especially among youth. It is a Council of the Middlesex County Business
Industry Foundation, Inc., an affiliate of the Middlesex County Chamber
of Commerce.
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