Students from Blytheville Middle School welcome their peers as they arrive for the conference. 

Members of Ashdown High School's Project Prevent chapter pose for a photo.

Students from Poyen High School take part in a social media scavenger hunt by posing for a photo with Stephanie.

In one of the breakout rooms, students were able to see display booths as examples of activities they could do in their communities. One booth allowed students to guess the number of candy corn in the jar. 

Girls from Ashdown's Project Prevent chapter enjoy the conference. 

A group of students from Kirby High School pose for a photo with Laura before a breakout session.

Students from Brandon House Cultural and Performing Arts Center participate in a breakout session where they were able to brainstorm tobacco-free activities to do at their local elementary school. 

Students enjoying the 2019 Youth Led. Fact Fed. Conference. 

Students from Izard County pose with the Project Prevent logo as part of a social media scavenger hunt.

Ashdown High School celebrated Red Ribbon Week by hearing from Tennille Stanger with Arkansas Dept. of Health and State Representative DeAnn Vaught about the dangers of JUUL. 

Students from Arkansas High School show off a bulletin board they created in their school hallway to promote Project Prevent and raise awareness about the dangers of smoking and vaping.

Students from Beryl Henry pose with a tobacco-free campus sign they placed at their school. 

The Brandon House Street Team pose for a photo in their "#BeDope" shirts that promote living a tobacco-free life. 

eStem East Village's Project Prevent chapter created a banner to celebrate Red Ribbon Week. They are seen here at the annual Red Ribbon Rally in downtown Little Rock. 

Members of the Traveler's Rest Project Prevent chapter in Stuttgart host a booth at a local Red Ribbon Week event. 

Students from Melbourne High School hold an assembly to educate other students and community leaders on vaping and tobacco products. Senator Sturch spoke at the event.

Mountain Home Junior High is "Starting The Fire" at their school to promote living a tobacco- and nicotine-free life. They pose in their new Project Prevent shirts. 

Students from Ashdown High School surround a bulletin board they hung in their school's hallway to educate their peers about the JUUL.