ADVOCACY INFOGRAPHICS
Turn policy gaps into clear calls to action
State Offices
Coordinate prevention, treatment, recovery, enforcement, and data under one office.
Opioid Funds
Protect settlement dollars with a dedicated fund, approved uses, oversight, and reporting.
Deflection
Move people toward care before arrest through first responder and community pathways.
Involuntary SUD Care
Modernize civil commitment laws for severe SUD with or without co-occurring illness.
OPIOID SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTABILITY
Every settlement dollar needs guardrails.
The model framework asks states to ring-fence opioid litigation proceeds, restrict spending to approved public-health uses, create oversight, and report expenditures publicly.
DEFLECTION PROGRAM COVERAGE
How states route people to care before the justice system
Coryn’s recommended framing: adopt the most expansive model-law approach across available interventions rather than limiting states to a narrow pathway.
INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT BY STATE
Where severe SUD can trigger civil commitment
Thirty-four states and D.C. allow civil commitment based on primary SUD diagnosis. The priority gap list includes states and territories where severe SUD is still treated too narrowly.
Lead Your State
Use the data. Move the bill.
The State page keeps the action clear. This Infographics page gives advocates the proof points, maps, and charts they can use in meetings, social posts, emails, and one-click letter campaigns.
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- Your state's gap
- The model-law ask
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