Life-Saving Beats: Stop Fentanyl
This workshop is for you if:
You want to know the real truth about fentanyl—how it’s showing up in everyday situations and why even one pill can be deadly.
You care about protecting yourself and your friends and want to learn practical ways to stay safe.
You’re ready for real talk, not just another lecture, with stories, interactive discussions, and life-saving knowledge from people who have seen the impact firsthand.
Workshop details:
This isn’t just another lecture—it’s real talk about a silent killer that’s taking lives every day. In this session, you’ll hear raw stories from people who’ve been in the streets and have seen the impact of fentanyl up close. We’ll break down the truth about fake pills, laced drugs, and how one bad choice can be your last—but more importantly, how to protect yourself and your friends. Expect interactive discussions, real-life scenarios, and straight-up facts that could save a life. If you want to stay safe, stay smart, and stay alive, this is the workshop you need to be in!
Meet Maclovio Marquez
Youth Consultant, Walk with Me Impact
Maclovio Marquez grew up facing serious challenges, including a tough childhood and time in the system. Despite struggling with substance abuse, he turned his life around through mentorship and determination. Now, he’s a motivational speaker, fitness trainer, and youth leader for a nonprofit. In 2022, he became a youth consultant for Walk With Me Impact, helping to guide and support young men who need positive role models. His story proves that no matter where you start, change is possible, and he's now inspiring youth, educators, and mentors to believe in their own potential.
Meet Moustafa "Moose" Kakur
Youth Consultant, Walk with Me Impact
Moustafa "Moose" Kakur, a San Diego native from La Jolla, was a fun-loving and outgoing teen. But in high school, experimenting with drugs led him down a dangerous path. After years of struggling with addiction, he nearly lost his life to an overdose and suffered a drug-induced stroke. Doctors told him he’d never walk again, but through determination and grace, he proved them wrong—though he still lives with partial paralysis. Now, Moose uses his story to educate and inspire others, spreading awareness about the dangers of substance abuse and the power of resilience.
“Real power is knowing the truth and using it to protect yourself and your people. Stay alive. Stay aware.”
