Moms Stop The Harm is a sponsor for this event in Edmonton at Metro Cinema on February 16th at 5:00PM

Note: that content in this documentary includes substance use and drug poisoning events (overdose).

This can be traumatizing to some, especially those who have suffered a loss or are worried about the safety of a loved one.

You are invited to a community conversation and movie night for a documentary called, Love In The Time of Fentanyl.

You can watch the trailer, RSVP for tickets, or learn more about the event here:

www.michaeljanz.ca/LITTOF

You can arrive at 5PM and join us for a naloxone training, meet community members and harm reduction groups, learn more about the drug poisoning epidemic and ask questions of experts.

We'll then show the documentary and have expert responses from public health experts and people with lived experience. We expect it will be a powerful and emotional evening.

We have many partners, but if you know of organizations who would like to table and participate in the reception, please connect them with Michael Janz. We will also have a naloxone training provided by 4B Harm Reduction.

This event is expected to sell out (admission by suggested donation) so please RSVP early.

Please read and share this absolutely horrific article by Taylor Lambert at CBC that discussed the amputations that hit a ten year high last year: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/frostbite-amputations-hit-10-year-high-in-edmonton-last-winter-new-data-show-1.6709778

If you haven't already done so, please use this letter tool to send Danielle Smith a message about investing in housing and edmonton: www.michaeljanz.ca/investinedmonton

If you are interested in previous advocacy on safe supply, harm reduction, and a public health approach to drugs, please read www.michaeljanz.ca/decriminalization

Sincerely,

Michael Janz