Meg Sullivan

Washington

"Social discrimination happens all of the time. When people find out I use marijuana recreationally, they immediately judge me and put me in a category in their minds, lumping me in with others I do not belong with and labeling me lazy, unmotivated, worthless, a stoner and a pothead..."

We need to change the public perception of who marijuana users are and why they use; many marijuana users are your friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, peers, colleagues, or other responsible, socially-minded professionals!"

• Health Educator with a BS in Community Health Education
  

• Volunteer for peer health education, community health education outreach, local park cleanups, and Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP)
  

• Interested in social justice, health policy, snowboarding, backpacking, and social marketing