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Young volunteers from the Toronto chapter of Youth for Human Rights bring their message to Toronto's Youth Day Festival.

An article in the Chichester Observer previews this year's "Summertime Swing" at Saint Hill, and the perennial stars of the festival—the Jive Aces—their music and their passion for helping kids live drug-free.

With more Americans now dying of drug overdose than traffic accidents, the Church of Scientology Seattle and the Foundation for a Drug-Free World join forces to combat the deadly opioid epidemic.

A UK human rights group is incensed over psychiatrists labeling normal childhood behavior as psychiatric disorders.

Scientologists throughout France take advantage of the summer months to reach people with the truth about drugs. Their motto is "Say NO to Drugs, Say YES to life."

The Foundation for a Drug-Free World and the Lifesavers youth group marched in Buffalo's University District Parade to raise awareness on drugs.

The Austria chapter of the Foundation for a Drug-Free Europe brings the country's drug prevention strategy to life in the streets of Vienna.

A 5K race organized by the National Police of Ecuador in partnership with the Church of Scientology Freewinds Religious Retreat at sea sets a Guinness World Record while promoting drug-free living.

At an OSCE conference July 10-11, Foundation for a Drug-Free Europe stressed the importance of drug education in addressing the drug crisis affecting Member States.

Drug-Free World workshop organized by Mothers Against Drugs (MAD) group at the Dutch Reformed Church of Kloofendal in Roodepoort, South Africa, gave parents vital information on how to speak about drugs to their children.