The Drugs exhibition was deeply meaningful for the residents of New Mexico. It seems that almost everyone has a friend or family member whose lives have been impacted by drug abuse. The associated lectures and community events were very well attended and school group visits resulted in many good discussions. We have continued these partnerships and made many friends.

Margie Marino
Executive Director, New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
Albuquerque, NM

Incredible…everyone should see this....everyone.

Robison M.
Mobile, Alabama

Drugs affect your brain.

Melissa
Mobile, Alabama

I snorted coke once, I saw how bad it was. But seeing what it did to my brain really scares me. Thank you for teaching me how bad it is.

Rory
Pensacola, Florida

R.I.P. Don’t do drugs. Drugs kiled my uncle.

B.H.
Mobile, Alabama

Very somber, heavy but educating experience. A must see.

Tennille R.
Mobile, Alabama

Loved this exhibit. It really hit home. I have seen what drugs does to someone.

Tiffiney B.
Saraland, Alabama

Wonderful, informative, eye opening experience. Thank you.

Sasha S.
Maine

Good to have at a children’s museum!

Amelie
Florida

The exhibit is not a “one and done” exhibit. The community relations impact between civic, health, and educational organizations along with collaborations with government, the courts, law enforcement, schools, media, and elected officials was extraordinary. We were proud to be the catalyst, working with DEA, to improve the lives of so many in our region. Reaching students and families with this comprehensive, content-rich exhibit created synergy with our donor community, as well.

Jan McKay
Executive Director, Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center
Mobile, Alabama