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'Melanie's Law', Aimed To Prevent Fentanyl Overdoses in California Schools And Fed Bust In SF
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PAIN @painnonprofit Founder Flindt Andersen and Media Director Jason LaChance sit down to discuss 'Melanie's Law,' aimed to prevent fentanyl overdoses in California schools, which into effect January 1, 2024
Melanie's Law requires all California middle school and high schools to come up with a plan to prevent and respond to fentanyl overdoses. This includes training teachers on life-saving fentanyl response and providing students and adults resources on what they need to know about the opioids.
California State Senator Dave Cortese says this bill will save lives.
"They will have to have a plan to respond to any overdose and to any incident like this with (Narcan) Novoxil, which means they're gonna have to have it, and it means that when they read the fine print in this bill they're going to see that every single employee in the district and on these schools needs to be trained," Cortese said.
As well Flindt and Jason discuss a shift in public safety when it comes to the addiction crisis, following a report of a large Federal Agent drug dealer bust that included over 50 arrests in San Francisco. Flindt and Jason discuss the following and more.
It there a shift coming for public safety following a Federal Agent drug bust in San Francisco? 01:28
Are California citizens fed up with public safety policy? 03:57
What is Melanie's Law and how should it increase safety in California public schools? 07:00
Are School doing enough to bring in speakers who are educated on addiction? 11:00
Has addiction advocacy fallen off, and if so why might that be? 18:21
Are the fallacies around addiction education that it will give the youth a pass for substance experimentation? 22:33
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