Premier of CTO’s New Documentary
Change the Outcome premiered its new documentary on April 28, with two screenings at the Pique Event Venue in Excelsior, MN. It was a successful […]
Dean Phillips visit at Bloomington Kennedy High School
US Representative Dean Phillips and his dedicated team recently attended a presentation by Change the Outcome at Bloomington Kennedy High School. With a steadfast commitment […]
Inaugural visit to Cook County Public Schools
On April 25, 2024, we embarked on a return trip to Proctor High School while also making our inaugural visit to Cook County Public Schools. […]
DOJ Fentanyl Prevention & Awareness Summit
Change the Outcome’s Executive Director, Colleen Ronnei, and Director of Programming, Megan Wagner, an invited speaker for the event, participated in the DOJ’s inaugural Fentanyl […]
Angie Craig joins CTO presentation at Eastview High School
U.S. Representative Angie Craig and her team came to Eastview High School to see CTO in action as they presented to the Health and Wellness […]
CTO’s Hanna Kazempour Joins Governor’s Roundtable Discussion on MN’s Opioid Epidemic
CTO’s Hanna Kazempour Joins Governor’s Roundtable Discussion on MN’s Opioid Epidemic
CTO Goes North Delivering Prevention Education
For the very first time, the CTO embarked on a significant journey to International Falls and Little Fork, Minnesota, to deliver crucial prevention education. During […]
Duluth High Schools Welcome CTO
This week we traveled to Duluth to put on several panels for the Duluth Community. To the students of Duluth East and Denfeld High Schools, thank you for all your support and for your open minds!
Documentary Premiere
On October 22nd Change the Outcome premiered its new documentary at the Twin Cities Film Festival. In attendance, among many supporters were Senator Tina Smith, Honorable Judge Marta Chou, and Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman.
Back to School for Us
We spent the summer months creating our new documentary. Now we’re back in the schools showing it to students and conducting our panel discussions. In the first 4 weeks of the 2018-19 school year, 1200 young adults watched the new film and participated in honest conversations about drug use in their communities!