About us

Understand what drugs really do to you

We're a student-led project building the drug education we wished we'd been given. Instead of a lecture, it's interactive 3D models of the brain and the body: click any region and see what cannabis actually does to it.

Five students, working with the Forsyth County Drug Awareness Council.

Illustrated city park: people walking a dog, cycling, picnicking by a pond and queuing at a coffee kiosk, with a skyline behind.

Team

5

students

Year

2026

project year

Based in

Forsyth County

Georgia, USA

Models

2

brain & body, in 3D

Our story

It started with a stubborn idea

We are a student-led team working with the Forsyth County Drug Awareness Council to make drug education feel more real, relevant, and easier to understand. We started this initiative because we saw how often students are surrounded by stress, vaping, cannabis, and misinformation without always knowing what these substances can actually do to their developing brains and bodies.

Rather than relying on the same warnings and statistics students have heard countless times, we wanted to create something they could connect with. Through our interactive brain and body models, community events, outreach, and creative awareness projects, we hope to turn complicated research into information that is clear, visual, and meaningful.

At the heart of our work is a simple goal: to give young people the knowledge to think for themselves, understand the consequences of their choices, and make decisions with greater confidence and awareness.

Myth vs fact

Most of what you've heard is half right

22–0%

of people who use cannabis develop cannabis use disorder

0×

stronger THC in seized cannabis than in 1995

0%

of 12th graders used cannabis in the past year

0

age the brain is still developing until

Sources: NIDA (cannabis use disorder; THC potency, 3.96% → 16.14%, 1995–2022), Monitoring the Future 2025 (University of Michigan / NIH), and CDC (brain development).

The people

Team members

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