FREE webinar this May | Online or In-Person
💻 Online via 
🕖 7.00-8.00pm (Broken Hill time, ACST)
🏢 In-Person at Thyme on Argent Function Centre
🕖 6.30-8.30pm (Broken Hill time, ACST)
📅 Wednesday, 14th May
Parents and community leaders are one of the most important protective factors when it comes to preventing teenage vaping.
Mission Australia’s Youth Alcohol and Other Drugs Support Service in collaboration with Blurred Minds present this webinar aimed at empowering parents and community leaders to have more relevant conversations with their teens around vaping.
1 in 3 high school students have experimented with vaping
While illegal in Australia, big tobacco companies are still investing heavily in the development and marketing of e-cigarettes and other vaping products. Here are some ways that big tobacco companies promote vaping:
Partnering with influencers or popular social media personalities to promote their products to their followers.
Sponsoring events and partner with big brands including, soccer clubs, Formula 1 events and music festivals.
Developing devices with a range of flavours and nicotine strengths to appeal to different tastes and preferences.
Campaigns feature young attractive models using e-cigarettes in trendy locations, associating vaping with a certain lifestyle.
Attend for FREE | Online or In-Person
This webinar is aimed at empowering parents and community leaders to have more relevant conversations with their teens around vaping.
📅 Wednesday, 14th May
💻 Online via
🕖 7.00-8.00pm (Broken Hill time, ACST)
🏢 In-Person at Thyme on Argent Function Centre
🕖 6.30-8.30pm (Broken Hill time, ACST)
🗺️ Thyme on Argent, 220 Argent Street, Broken Hill
🍽️ Light supper will be provided
📞 Event Contact – Erin Reberger – 0490 270 777
Dr. James Durl
Research officer and Lead workshop facilitator of Blurred Minds
More than 5 years delivering alcohol, vaping and drug education to schools
Multiple award-winning research spanning virtual reality and youth service design
