Julie Dreifaldt is a nationally recognized expert and speaker for One Chance to Grow Up, where she educates communities about the dangers of today's high-potency THC marijuana and hemp products that pose risks to children and teens. Julie regularly presents to policymakers, regulators, school organizations, parents, youth-focused coalitions, and trusted community leaders. Her work highlights how these products are fundamentally different from the marijuana of past decades and equips adults with actionable strategies to protect kids from harm.
Since 2018, Julie has been a tireless advocate for youth, empowering families with tools and language to have honest conversations about marijuana’s risks. Her work reflects a deep commitment to safeguarding the health and development of the next generation. Julie holds a BA in History and English from Mount Vernon Nazarene University.
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