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BUDAPEST, HUNGARY •
Athletes, city officials and educators team up to bring the truth about drugs to the youth of Hungary. Completing a grueling 42-day run, the athletes of the Drug-Free Hungary Marathon have traveled some 2,000 miles, bringing their message of drug-free living to youth in 300 towns and cities.
SIKKIM, INDIA •
Empowering students in Sikkim, India, with 21 precepts to improve their lives.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Former public information officer for the U.S. Mission to the United Nations praises Youth for Human Rights materials.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON •
On National Make a Difference Day, Volunteer Ministers from the Church of Scientology Seattle reach out to those in need.
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA •
As the new school year begins, Citizens Commission on Human Rights of Sacramento warns parents of the need to educate themselves about a potential threat to their children’s survival.
MILAN, ITALY •
Italian drug prevention actvists and bikers took part in the first Drug-Free World national motorcycle tour of Italy to raise awareness about drug abuse and addiction and encourage youth to live drug-free lives.
OSAKA, JAPAN •
CCHR Japan brought the Psychiatry: An Industry of Death exhibit to the Osaka Dawn Center.
SOUTH DUBLIN, IRELAND •
An eclectic mix of music, games and food—indoors and out—made for a memorable St. Patrick’s Day for young and old. More than 300 locals from South Dublin celebrated St. Patrick’s Family Fun Day Saturday, March 17, at the Scientology Community Centre in Firhouse. The activities started at 1 p.m.
SANTA CRUZ, BOLIVIA •
A Venezuelan drug-prevention activist and a Bolivian mayor join forces to counter drug abuse in one of the world’s most rapidly growing city. Not too long ago, Santa Cruz de la Sierra was little more than an agrarian outpost in Bolivia’s Tropical Lowlands.
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY •
Volunteers from the Church of Scientology of Budapest took to the streets to bring the truth about drugs to the people of their city.