
2025 Get the Facts on Cannabis Campaign Toolkit
The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) has developed a campaign toolkit containing ready-made fact sheets and social media messaging to raise public awareness of the evidence-based risks of cannabis use, the importance of responsible use, available support resources, and cannabis-related public health concerns. Download, print, and share these educational resources with your community.
Fact sheets

English | Spanish | Portuguese

English | Spanish | Portuguese

English | Spanish | Portuguese

English | Spanish | Portuguese

English | Spanish | Portuguese
Social Media Messaging and Graphics
Please spread the word by using our sample Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter content.

Social Media Text: A recent NHTSA study found that 26% of drivers seriously injured or killed from 2019 to 2021 had THC in their system. Driving under the influence of cannabis is illegal in Rhode Island and dangerous to yourself and others. Learn more at health.ri.gov/cannabis
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Social Media Text: Using cannabis during pregnancy or breastfeeding can harm your baby’s health and development. Psychoactive chemicals in cannabis, especially tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), can pass to your baby and cause lifelong challenges. Learn more at health.ri.gov/cannabis
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Social Media Text: Although cannabis is legal for anyone older than 21 in Rhode Island, the brain continues developing until age 25. Cannabis use during adolescence and young adulthood may harm the developing brain. Learn more at health.ri.gov/cannabis
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Social Media Text: Accidental cannabis ingestion by children and pets has increased rapidly in recent years. The number of youth accidentally exposed to edible cannabis products rose 1,375% from 2017 to 2021, according to the journal Pediatrics. Learn more at health.ri.gov/cannabis
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