Naptown Anti-Dope Move[meant]

The Mayor‘s Office of Public Engagement is launching a public health awareness initiative called The Naptown Anti-Dope Movement.

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This initiative was designed in direct response to the alarming fatal overdose rate of African Americans in the City of Annapolis. Take The Pledge on change.org

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Ald. Shaneka Henson explaining Ward 6 overdose data at Robinwood Community Center

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 NAM Part 4 -Thank you to my Zumba sisters for bringing fun and energy to Annapolis! 

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NAM Part 4 - Pastor Sheryl Menendez acknowledging Victoria and her friend for their hard work in volunteering at each Naptown event. We appreciate your support and encouragement of our young people, Thank you! 

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