Journalist and advocate Angela Kenneke joins us to share the heartbreaking loss of her daughter Emily, who died from fentanyl poisoning at age 21. Angela explains how her family tried to intervene, how counterfeit pills have changed the landscape for today’s youth, and how she transformed her grief into action through Emily’s Hope, a nonprofit focused on prevention, education, and treatment support.
In This Episode:
Emily’s story and the rise of fentanyl poisoning
Why fake pills are so dangerous for teens
How stigma blocks families from getting help
The Emily’s Hope K–12 prevention curriculum
Teaching kids about trusted adults, emotions & brain science
Naloxone distribution and treatment scholarships
How parents can keep conversations open and lead with love
Learn More:
Emily’s Hope: https://emilyshope.charity
Education Curriculum: https://emilyshopeedu.org
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