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FAN believes that education is crucial to prevention, which in turn is crucial to reducing the number of people affected by addiction and dispelling the stigma that is associated with the disease. We have presented to hundreds of schools, universities, hospitals, and institutions across the state and nationwide. We are making a difference by educating students, school personnel, parents, law enforcement, judges, doctors, and other healthcare professionals.
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All educational sessions can be offered in person or virtually at no cost. There is no minimum time requirement for a presentation, but we do recommend one hour if multiple topics are requested.
Face Addiction Now’s I’m Still a Person Project is a curated resource to explore the profound impact of stigma on individuals affected by substance use and the empowering potential of respect.
Addiction is a disease—not a choice or character flaw. However, stigma often prevents people from seeking the recovery they deserve.
At Face Addiction Now, we strive to break down these barriers, fostering empathy and support so individuals can pursue recovery without judgment. Change is possible, and recovery happens.
Visit our Still a Person website to explore our Stigma Workbooks, Graphic Novel, and downloadable resources.
