Videos

Out of hundreds of entries, Benjamin Z of W Valley City, Utah made it to the final round for his PSA video "Awareness."

Twin brothers, Lucas and Liam, pretty much lived an identical life ... until one them decided to take a pill.

Nate Trillo of Midlothian, Texas won third place and a $1,000 scholarship for his PSA “Real Life.”  

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) co-sponsored a Red Ribbon Campus Video PSA Contest for colleges and universities. Watch the winning video.

Cory, addicted to opiates as a teen, talks about losing his girlfriend to heroin. 

Marijuana is the most widely used illegal drug in America. Watch this video to find out what's fact and fiction.

This annual event kicked off Red Ribbon celebrations happening throughout October.

Red Ribbon Week empowers parents to start a conversation, and make a pledge that encourages our kids to live drug free and helps them to succeed.

You are going to see that once the addiction starts it is often too late. By telling somebody, you could be saving a life. 

When it comes to drugs and drug abuse, there's the promise and there's the reality. If you've ever felt the pressure to use drugs, you've probably heard the promise. Some promises are specific to a drug: "Meth can help you lose weight" or "Steroids will make you a better athlete." Other promises are vague: "Getting high will help you relax." Watch this animated video to learn more about the promise and reality of drug use and abuse.