| JAN 09, 2014 | Denver, CO – WebMD reports on Colorado’s implementation of a recreational use law for marijuana and mentions the Speak Now campaign’s efforts to reduce teen alcohol and drug use by encouraging parents to discuss these topics with kids. View article |
| NOV 11, 2013 | Grand Junction, CO – The Denver Post reports on increasing concern about legalized marijuana making its way to Colorado schools. Christine Harms of the Colorado School Safety Resource Center also mentions Speak Now as a tool for parents to prevent teen drug and alcohol use. View article |
| AUG 28, 2013 | Salida, CO – The Mountain Mail reports on the latest efforts from the Speak Now campaign as students head back to school. View article |
| AUG 22, 2013 | Denver, CO – Spanish publication El Comercio covers the latest news from the Speak Now campaign, alerting readers to the significant impacts alcohol can have on teens emotions and ability to learn. View article |
| AUG 22, 2013 | Hugo, CO – The Eastern Colorado Plainsman shares the Speak Now campaign with parents in the community, and includes information on the impact teen drinking can have on brain development. View article |
| AUG 22, 2013 | Limon, CO – Coverage of the Speak Now campaign’s latest efforts in the Limon Leader. View article |
| AUG 19, 2013 | Colorado Springs, CO – The Gazette shares the latest information on the importance of parents speaking with their kids about the dangers of teen drinking. View article |
| AUG 15, 2013 | Fort Morgan, CO – An article from the Fort Morgan Times on Speak Now’s new information regarding the impact of alcohol on teen brain development. View article |
| AUG 14, 2013 | Grand Junction, CO – News Channel 5 reports on the impact frequent teen drinking can have on adolescent brains. View article |
| AUG 14, 2013 | Denver, CO – News Release: New School Year Brings New Warning About Teen Drinking View release |
| JUN 16, 2013 | Greeley, CO – The Tribune reports on failed compliance checks in Weld County and local efforts to reduce teen drinking. View article |
| JUN 10, 2013 | Colorado Springs, CO – The KRDO Morning News talks with Stan Paprocki, Director of Prevention and Early Intervention, Department of Human Services, Office of Behavioral Health. Alarming new statistics show the ease with which Colorado teens can get alcohol. Listen to the KRDO segment |
| JUN 7, 2013 | Denver, CO – Spanish-language newspaper La Prensa reports on the ‘Hable Ahora’ campaign and new findings on underage alcohol sales. View article |
| JUN 6, 2013 | Denver, CO – KCEC Univision Spanish-language report on the ‘Hable Ahora’ campaign and illegal alcohol sales to minors. View video and report |
| JUN 6, 2013 | Grand Junction, CO – KKCO News 11 report on new statistics from the Speak Now campaign about failed compliance checks statewide and in Mesa County. View video and report |
| JUN 5, 2013 | Denver, CO - Hundreds of Colorado Businesses Selling Alcohol to Teens View/download full news release |
| MAY 30, 2013 | Walden, CO – Jackson County Star report on the Speak Now campaign teaming up with CHSAA to promote awareness on issue of teen drinking to high school parents statewide. View article |
| APR 22, 2013 | Steamboat Springs, CO – Steamboat Today brief on the use of the Speak Now campaign and “How to Fail Prom” video by Grand Futures Prevention Coalition View article |
| APR 18, 2013 | Denver, CO – Spanish-language paper La Prensa reports on the Hable Ahora prom message View article |
| APR 16, 2013 | Denver, CO – KOA’s Robbyn Hart speaks with Stan Paprocki, Director of Prevention and Early Intervention, Department of Human Services, Office of Behavioral Health. As prom approaches for high school students, it’s an important time for parents to start talking with teens about the dangers of underage drinking. View video on YouTube |
| APR 8, 2013 | Denver, CO - Prom Prompts Parents to Talk Teen Drinking View/download full news release |
| NOV 26, 2012 | Denver, CO – EdNewsColorado.org reports on statewide and community specific efforts to reduce teen drinking Read full article |
| OCT 04, 2012 | Denver, CO – 9News reports on “Youth Champions” working to stop binge drinking in Denver Public Schools View story |
| AUG 14, 2012 | Denver, CO - Teen Driving Permits Now Come With Message for Parents View/download full news release |
| JUN 25, 2012 | Grand Junction, CO – KJCT 8 reports on the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey and the dangerous consequences of underage drinking and driving Read full article |
| JUN 06, 2012 | Grand Junction, CO – KJCT 8 features the Speak Now campaign View story |
| MAY 12, 2012 | Pueblo, CO – Local teen magazine Accolades provides students with the latest data on teen drinking Read full article |
| APR 15, 2012 | Denver, CO – KOA’s Robbyn Hart talks about the Speak Now campaign with Stan Paprocki, Director of Prevention and Early Intervention, Department of Human Services, Division of Behavioral Health View video on YouTube |
| APR 14, 2012 | Denver, CO – Stan Paprocki, Director of Community Prevention for the Department of Human Services, Division of Behavioral Health, visits KMGH Saturday Morning to discuss teen drinking prevention. View video on YouTube |
| APR 13, 2012 | Denver, CO – Stan Paprocki, Director of Community Prevention for the Department of Human Services, Division of Behavioral Health, discusses the Speak Now campaign on KMGH. View video on YouTube |
| APR 12, 2012 | Burlington, CO – Campaign aims to curb statewide problem of teen drinking Read full article |
| APR 05, 2012 | Pagosa Springs, CO – Campaign aims to curb statewide problem of teen drinking Read full article |
| APR 05, 2012 | Denver, CO – Adolescentes y el alcohol en KDEN Telemundo View video on YouTube |
| APR 04, 2012 | Sterling, CO – Healthy Kids Colorado Survey shows alcohol is youths’ drug of choice Read full article |
| APR 04, 2012 | Denver, CO – Piden “hablar ahora” para reducir el consumo de alcohol entre adolescentes Read full article |
| APR 03, 2012 | Denver, CO - New “Healthy Kids Colorado Survey” Indicates Parents Should “Speak Now” View/download full news release |