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YOUR STORY MATTERS

YOUR
STORY
MATTERS

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WE BELIEVE THAT IN SHARING YOUR STORIES, YOU CAN HELP TO GIVE OTHERS HOPE, DISPEL MYTHS, AND DECREASE STIGMA.

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1 in 5

U.S. adults experience
mental illness. ¹

85%

of the prison population has an active substance use disorder or were incarcerated for a crime involving drugs or drug use. ²

57.6%

of individual hate crimes
in 2019 were racial biases. ³

3 NAMI. 2018. Mental health stats. 2. NIDA. 2020. Criminal justice drug facts. 3. The United States Department of Justice. 2019. Hate crime statistics.

YOUR STORIES

Chekesha Ellis., Willingboro, NJ

Evan F., Philadelphia County, PA

Rachel M., Royersford, PA

Malik W., Philadelphia County, PA.

Nicole F., Northampton County, PA

Thomas L., Bucks County, PA

Avis., Montgomery County, PA

Marissa W., Montgomery County, PA

Sherri U., Bucks County, PA

THIS INITIATIVE IS A COLLABORATION BETWEEN

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independence blue cross foundation

pa dept of drug and alcohol

Disclaimer: This website is intended for viewer purposes only. The information on this website does not provide medical advice for any of the issues displayed on this site or endorse any of the treatment approaches discussed or resources displayed. If you have any medical questions or concerns, please consult a medical or treatment professional for additional support.

THIS INITIATIVE IS A COLLABORATION BETWEEN

independence blue cross foundation

pa dept of drug and alcohol

Disclaimer: This website is intended for viewer purposes only. The information on this website does not provide medical advice for any of the issues displayed on this site or endorse any of the treatment approaches discussed or resources displayed. If you have any medical questions or concerns, please consult a medical or treatment professional for additional support.

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The Story Powered Initiative is moving beyond the focus of experiences with stigma associated with substance use disorder, but rather all experiences of stigma.