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- There’s been a shift over the last several years from a law enforcement approach to drug control to a treatment- and prevention-based approach. What’s inspired that in this administration, and how is it working?
- Tell me about the work you do at the Office of National Drug Control Policy and what it means for public health.
- What are the best methods for substance use prevention?
- How can public health advocates partner with others to reduce drug use and its consequences?
- You have written about how almost every family in America has somebody who is dealing with addiction, but we are quiet about it. You have written about your own personal recovery story. What do you think public health advocates should know about treating addiction, about preventing addiction?