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Talk About It Tuesday: Johnny’s Ambassadors and the Fight Against Youth THC Use

Start Open and Transparent Conversation with Youth
Resource: Johnny’s Ambassadors and the Fight Against Youth THC Use

As marijuana use becomes increasingly mainstream, parents and caregivers are often left wondering how to talk to their children about the risks involved. That’s where Johnny’s Ambassadors comes in. This nonprofit organization is a trusted, research-driven resource designed to educate parents and caregivers and empower teens to make healthy choices when it comes to marijuana.

Founded by Laura Stack, whose son Johnny tragically died after struggling with cannabis-induced psychosis, Johnny’s Ambassadors has become a national leader in the movement to prevent youth THC use. The website is packed with practical tools and resources specifically created for parents and caregivers who want to start honest, informed conversations with their children.

Here’s what you will find on the site:

  • Conversation guides to help break the ice and keep dialogue open and respectful

  • Educational webinars with experts in youth mental health, addiction, and prevention

  • Downloadable fact sheets packed with science-backed data on the effects of THC on the developing brain

  • Videos and personal stories that illustrate the real-world consequences of youth marijuana use

  • A parent-focused blog and newsletter to stay current on legislation, research, and prevention strategies

Johnny’s Ambassadors doesn't just spread awareness—they provide actionable tools to help families talk through difficult topics and make safer choices. Whether you’re trying to prevent first-time use or respond to a child already experimenting, their resources are clear, compassionate, and grounded in the latest research.

To learn more and start the conversation with confidence, visit johnnysambassadors.org.

As a parent or caregiver, you are the first and strongest support for your child.  Start the conversation.  They hear you.  

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