LIMA — More than 70 people from Lima City Schools participated in the 7th annual We Are the Majority Rally in downtown Columbus.
There were more than 2,100 middle and high school students in Ohio who participated in the rally to celebrate healthy lifestyles and advocate for youth-led prevention.
“The We Are The Majority Rally brings together youth from all across Ohio and from all walks of life to celebrate the fact that the vast majority of youth in Ohio don’t smoke, drink, or use drugs,” said Harim C. Ellis, director of Youth-Led Programs and the Ohio Youth-Led Prevention Network at Prevention Action Alliance, in a news release.“This year’s rally was the biggest ever, and the youths’ message was clear – they’re doing their part to prevent drug use and promote mental health wellness, and they need support from us adults to continue doing that.”
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