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2024 Community Forum – Video

ByOD Free Marin

If you were unable to attend our online community forum on April 10th, here is a replay of the event in full. Learn about best practices, available resources, spotlight innovative efforts underway, and engage attendees in helping to end overdoses in Marin.

  • Hear from community partners and sector leaders, including healthcare and treatment providers, public health professionals, non-profit organizations, media specialists, and youth advocacy efforts.
  • Learn from community members who share their lived experiences.
  • Discover the innovation and best practices taking place across Marin to prevent overdose.
  • Access valuable resources available to support yourself, loved ones, and our broader community.
  • Find opportunities to engage with our coalition to make a difference

Together, we are working to prevent overdose and improve the health and well-being of our entire community.

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