Preventing Drugs and Substance Abuse in Youth

This policy brief is about preventing drugs and substance abuse in teens. It talks about why kids start using drugs, like peer pressure, stress, or family issues, and explains how schools, families, and communities can help stop it. The brief looks at programs that teach kids about drugs, give support through counseling, and involve families and mentors. The goal is to help teens make better choices, stay healthy, and avoid long-term problems.

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December 14, 2025

Inquiry-driven, this project may reflect personal views, aiming to enrich problem-related discourse.

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Sohum Shah

2025 Fall Fellow

Sohum Shah is a student passionate about public policy, community well-being, and supporting healthy choices for teens. He is the co-founder of the Friday Night Live Club at Sage, where he helps organize events that promote positive activities for students. Sohum is committed to using research and advocacy to make a meaningful impact in his community.

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