Grace Hammond
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Grace Hammond is a designer born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, receiving her Bachelor of Science in Design at Arizona State University. Having discovered her creative spark early on exploring photography, videography, and marketing design she was drawn to Arizona for sunshine and academic pursuit. Grace strives to cultivate innovative design solutions that elevate both aesthetic appeal and overall experience. With a niche for brand and packaging design along with marketing solutions she’s eager to use the artistic passion she's found to further explore how she can positively impact the world using design.
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is up to 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine. Recreational street drugs favored by adolescents have always been a concern, but recently it’s grown to be a public health crisis because they are now often laced with fentanyl. According to the CDC In 2021, fentanyl was involved in 84% of teen overdose deaths. Educated communities are the first line of defense in preventing illicit drug use by teens. There is little to no comprehensive education, prevention or early intervention happening at the federal or state level. For most education happens after tragedy occurs. Real stories, real lives, and real communities are being impacted by this fight against fentanyl.
