Start Your Healing Journey >
Learn How to Help a Loved One >
Get Educated About Opioids >
Mashkawitoon – Make it Strong
Drug overdose is killing us faster than the majority. What will Save us?
‘Relapsing Left and Right’: Trying to Overcome Addiction in a Pandemic
Kicking the Habit: The Opioid Crisis and America’s Addiction to Prohibition
Opioid Crisis Is Engulfed By Pandemic, Leaving Many Vulnerable To Overdose, Relapse
How Technology Can Help Us Navigate The Opioid Epidemic During The Pandemic
Coronavirus Creates New Layer of Risk for Opioid Addicts
COVID-19 May Be Worsening Opioid Crisis, But States Can Take Action
Faribault Middle, High schools Will Stock Anti-Opioid
A New Synthetic Opioid Is Killing American Drug Users
The Escalation of the Opioid Epidemic Due to COVID-19 and Resulting Lessons About Treatment Alternatives
U.S. Opioid Epidemic Driving an Increase in Infectious Diseases, Report Says
Geographic Disparities Affect Access to Buprenorphine Services for Opioid Use Disorder
U.S. Adults With Opioid Use Disorder Living With Children
Frequency and Associated Risk Factors of Non-Fatal Overdose Reported by Pregnant Women With Opioid Use Disorder
Youth and the Opioid Epidemic
The Effects of Opioid Addiction on the Black Community
Addressing Opioid Use Disorder Among LGBTQ Populations
Saving Lives
In the final episode of Stories From the Field, we talk about Naloxone and its ability to reverse an opioid overdose.
Opioids in Black Minnesota
Hear from community advocates and their efforts to reverse the growing overdose trend among Black Minnesotans.
History and Culture: Recovery in Tribal Nations
Listen to the very real stories of three Tribal members and learn about the hard work underway to address substance misuse in Tribal communities throughout Minnesota.
Great Challenges in Greater Minnesota
A Duluth-area mother shares her heart wrenching story of her daughter’s journey into substance use disorder, having been revived twice by naloxone, and her hope that her daughter will survive and thrive as a woman in recovery. We also learn about a unique delivery service along the Iron Range focused on providing residents naloxone among other harm reduction services.
History of Opioids
Opioids in Minnesota. We dive into the history of opioids, heroin and other drugs with White, Tribal and Black communities. Three experts provide perspective on the drugs and the national crisis opioid use disorder has become.
Government Actions on the Front Lines of the Opioid Epidemic – HS Today
How Can We Prevent Opioid Addiction? – MPR News
Good Medicine Can Be Bad for Baby – CDC Podcast
‘Relapsing Left and Right’: Trying to Overcome Addiction in a Pandemic
Kicking the Habit: The Opioid Crisis and America’s Addiction to Prohibition
Opioid Crisis Is Engulfed By Pandemic, Leaving Many Vulnerable To Overdose, Relapse
How Technology Can Help Us Navigate The Opioid Epidemic During The Pandemic
Coronavirus Creates New Layer of Risk for Opioid Addicts
COVID-19 May Be Worsening Opioid Crisis, But States Can Take Action
Faribault Middle, High schools Will Stock Anti-Opioid
A New Synthetic Opioid Is Killing American Drug Users
The Escalation of the Opioid Epidemic Due to COVID-19 and Resulting Lessons About Treatment Alternatives
U.S. Opioid Epidemic Driving an Increase in Infectious Diseases, Report Says
Geographic Disparities Affect Access to Buprenorphine Services for Opioid Use Disorder
U.S. Adults With Opioid Use Disorder Living With Children
Frequency and Associated Risk Factors of Non-Fatal Overdose Reported by Pregnant Women With Opioid Use Disorder
Youth and the Opioid Epidemic
The Effects of Opioid Addiction on the Black Community
Addressing Opioid Use Disorder Among LGBTQ Populations
Saving Lives
In the final episode of Stories From the Field, we talk about Naloxone and its ability to reverse an opioid overdose.
Opioids in Black Minnesota
Hear from community advocates and their efforts to reverse the growing overdose trend among Black Minnesotans.
History and Culture: Recovery in Tribal Nations
Listen to the very real stories of three Tribal members and learn about the hard work underway to address substance misuse in Tribal communities throughout Minnesota.
Great Challenges in Greater Minnesota
A Duluth-area mother shares her heart wrenching story of her daughter’s journey into substance use disorder, having been revived twice by naloxone, and her hope that her daughter will survive and thrive as a woman in recovery. We also learn about a unique delivery service along the Iron Range focused on providing residents naloxone among other harm reduction services.
History of Opioids
Opioids in Minnesota. We dive into the history of opioids, heroin and other drugs with White, Tribal and Black communities. Three experts provide perspective on the drugs and the national crisis opioid use disorder has become.
Government Actions on the Front Lines of the Opioid Epidemic – HS Today
How Can We Prevent Opioid Addiction? – MPR News