Grassroots response to the opioid crisis

Medical professionals prescribing controlled substances in Alaska are now required to provide hard numbers. (Photo by Aaron Bolton/KBBI)

On the next Hometown Alaska, we will meet leaders in the grassroots movement to respond to the opioid crisis. These are recovering addicts, and moms of addicts, who are helping get users into recovery, and working with the political system at all levels to make a change. They’re inspiring people and they have a lot to share about dealing with this terrible epidemic.

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HOST:   Charles Wohlforth

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LIVE BROADCAST: Wednesday, March 28, 2018, 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. (Alaska time)

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