Cannabis was recently legalized for adult use in Canada and many American states. In this context, there is a pressing need for educational resources - aimed at youth and their parents/caregivers - to reduce potential harm.
In Canada, sexual and gender minority youth use opioids at disproportionately high rates. Yet, little is known about the distinct contexts of opioid use within this group, challenging capacity to develop well founded policy and practice supports.
One of the first studies to explore the experiences of youth with TikTok, specifically their experiences accessing mental health information on the platform, the findings provide important direction for future research.
Supports for 2S/LGBTQ+ youth, who use drugs in the lead-up to and after becoming homeless, should be informed by youths' pursuits of becoming and belonging in the context of marginalization.
Agenda Gap as a Third Place / Third Space.
