While the legalization of cannabis is helping to reduce the stigma associated with it and provide legal protection for individuals who use it, it has not erased the trauma and harm caused by past draconian policies.
A child whose parent was incarcerated for cannabis possession experiences a range of emotional and social challenges — including housing instability and food insecurity.
Educating youth about cannabis can have a significant impact on their behavior, attitudes, and perceptions related to the drug. Some of the school’s students had bad experiences watching parents serve time in jail for cannabis possession, others were curious as to why their grandparents now use CBD to help them with sciatica pain. These same students had questions about the legalization of cannabis and the confusing dialogue that surrounds it.
Lelievre decided it was time to take a more active role in education, and she ran for and won a seat on the Community Education Council of District 29 in southeast Queens. She now serves as its first vice president, and has continued to work with CCF to better understand and address the concerns parents have about cannabis legalization and use.
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