I was fortunate enough to have a four month internship with the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and I hope to spread my knowledge around to other kids who are just as ambitious as I am learning about this horrible issue today. I also plan to present to schools about Substance abuse such as my old school, Birch Wathen Lenox.

EMAIL JARED JOSEPHSON

I have been exposed to the recovery and addiction industry through my volunteer work at a sober living facility in NYC and my role as junior advisory board member of Inservice Foundation. My mission with Students Against Drugs is to support education for teens and help families find resources more easily.

EMAIL ABE SKIER

As a senior at Avenues the World School and an active member of Students against Drugs, I bring a wealth of experience and a unique perspective to our team. I am currently a race car driver, competing in races all around the country. My enthusiasm for racing cars extends beyond the track, as I actively engage with a charity to raise funds for cancer research, showcasing my dedication to making a positive difference in the community.

 My participation in numerous charitable initiatives demonstrates my commitment to social change and brings a dynamic and inventive perspective to Students Against Drugs, ensuring that we are always pushing the boundaries of what is possible in our aim to make a difference.

As an advocate for change, I have had the privilege of ideating solutions to issues that have deeply affected my own community. Upon gaining awareness of the widespread impact of the opioid epidemic, not only within my immediate society but globally, I have been profoundly inspired to effect meaningful change. I am taking a leadership role in starting the first ever chapter at my high school, Birch Wathen Lenox.