08/26/2026
A huge thank you to the Richmond Police Department for their partnership in prevention education!
Drug Free Wayne County Partnership is grateful to the Richmond Police Department for donating a collection of empty ma*****na product packaging, including high-potency edibles, flower, and pre-roll containers for use in our upcoming Lunch and Learn training.
This hands-on material will help participants see firsthand how today's cannabis products are packaged and marketed, information that is critical for anyone working with youth, families, or communities on prevention.
Join us for Ma*****na: The Rise of High Potency THC Products, a free CEU training exploring how commercialization and rising THC potency have reshaped the cannabis landscape. We'll cover current product trends, the public health implications of high-potency THC, and practical prevention strategies grounded in research rather than stigma.
📅 Wednesday, September 16, 2026
🕛 12:00 - 1:30 PM
📍 Ivy Tech Community College, Johnson Hall Auditorium
🍽️ Free lunch for the first 50 registered participants
📜 Free CEUs available
Register Here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1997477344508?aff=oddtdtcreator
This training is made possible through Opioid Settlement funds allocated to Wayne County, IN.
Thank you to the Richmond Police Department, Chief Kyle Weatherly, and Deputy Chief Austin Lipps for supporting community prevention efforts. Partnerships like this make a real difference.
Join us for a deep dive into all things cannabis - from education to prevention and best practices - FREE CEU -