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DRUG
PREVENTION VIDEO
In May 1998,
anti-drug advocate Guillermo D. Jalil, M.S., embarked on a 900 mile
journey from Orlando, FL, to Virginia Beach, VA, to educate the general
public about the effects and problems of addiction among our youth. He
was assisted by video professionals Javier Diaz and Ricardo Flores.
During his adventure, Jalil faced many challenges, including being
sideswiped by a minivan in Savannah, GA. As he rode through six states
in twelve days, he encountered the chase of nineteen dogs and was
startled by a crocodile in South Carolina who wanted a snack in his
bicycle pack ;).
The tour was
captured on digital video and is now available to schools, police
officers and parent groups. During the biking tour, Jalil teamed up
with the international anti-violence organization "Stop the
Violence-Face the Music" to educate parents on how to talk to their
children about drugs.
Read the trip journal here.
Black Belt
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Last Section
THE VIDEO: HIV & DRUGS
REAL CONSEQUENCES
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To Use: Anyone can download and use the above videos free of charge.
You are authorized to make them part of your own website. The above
videos and public service announcement may be shown to groups of all
ages in the prevention and intervention of adolescent drug abuse, and
for parent education.
The producer of the
above media is Guillermo D. Jalil, M.S.. He's a volunteer youth
counselor, entrepreneur and former Juvenile Probation Officer.
Guillermo traveled 900 miles on a bicycle, from Orlando to Virginia
Beach, on a Drug Prevention campaign in 1999, supported by community
groups and law enforcement. He produced a video and wrote a book
titled, "Street-wise Drug Prevention."
He was assisted by Javier Diaz and Ricardo Flores in the production and post-production of the above media. We give thanks to local law enforcement and community groups for their assistance.
Special thanks to the Reading Police Department, Berks County Prison, Manos, Berks Advocates Against Violence, Berks Aids Network, the Caron Foundation, Tom Reese & Associates, and others who prefer to remain nameless.
Youth Fellowship & Rescue and Guillermo D Jalil releases all copyrights, and all reserved rights, to the above works. The above may be used by anyone for any reason in the prevention or intervention of adolescent drug abuse. Please give credit to Nodrugs.com.
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Street-wise Drug Prevention is a book used by medical schools, police departments, federal agencies, schools, churches, and youth programs.
BLUE DELTA INVESTIGATIONS, LLC, a private investigation agency in Cody, Wyoming, provides the economic sponsorship for this website. Also supported by Michael Joseph, NOWPI.COM, a Private Investigator in California.
Contact: Guillermo D Jalil, Peter Lopez and Franklin Alicea, Youth Fellowship & Rescue, 484.256.4563.
Support
and design by Peter Lopez, Reading, PA. Peter Lopez uses music and
computers to motivate youth to do the right thing. Peter is a
leader among his brothers, his community and his peers. His laid
back style and unconditional acceptance of others is an example of how
we should all be our brother's keeper. Peter overcame many
obstacles in life and has persevered with a strong sense of self.
His amazing use of music and computers makes him a pioneer in his own
right. Peter won the City of Reading Ambassador of Peace in 2001
and 2002. He lives in Reading, PA.
Peter is the Webmaster for NODRUGS.COM. He was with us since 1998; off and on. Peter's interest in computers and music was a positive and healthy escape from the streets.
Brian
Kampsky, an US Air Force Veteran, sponsors and aids in the design of the
website. Brian Kampsky is a veteran of the First Gulf War and a
member of the American Legion and the VFW. Brian is active in his
community in aiding US veterans. Brian Kampsky loves his country
and his fellow man. He works with the Secret Santa program and the
Knights of Columbus in Shenandoah, PA.
Sponsored by Blue Delta Investigations, LLC of Cody, Wyoming.
CONTACT: nodrugs@nodrugs.com
STREET-WISE DRUG PREVENTION IN THE NEWS & ONLINE:
- Role Models, A Realistic Approach to Drug Prevention
- Wilmington Morning Star: Cause for a Bike Ride
- A Community Partnership Newsletter: Vigilance is a key to drug prevention
- Reading Eagle/Reading Times: No More Drugs Inc premier of video
- Martial Artist Pedals Cross-Country to Fight Drugs, Black Belt Times.
- Meth dealer drama...David Rathman writes a chapter of the book As Good As A Dog; critical of Guillermo D Jalil
- Vigilance is a key to drug prevention
Sponsored by Blue Delta Investigations, LLC of Cody, Wyoming.
CONTACT: nodrugs@nodrugs.com
