红丝带周10月23日至31日举行：DEA展开全国禁毒预防宣传 今年主题出自康州中学生之手
美国缉毒局（Drug Enforcement Administration, DEA）宣布，全美规模最大、历史最久的禁毒预防宣传活动「红丝带周」将于10月23日至31日举行。据 DEA 10月2日发布的公告，今年的活动与该局「无芬太尼美国」（Fentanyl Free America）倡议相衔接，面向家长、教师与社区组织宣传远离毒品。
2026年红丝带周的主题是「Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free.」（创造改变、成为榜样、远离毒品），由康涅狄格州 Griswold 中学学生 Ava Tackett 创作，经全国主题征集评选产生，评选由 DEA 与 National Family Partnership 合作进行。DEA 局长 Terry Cole 表示，危险药物形态多样，「包括粉末、药丸与电子烟；电子烟可含有尼古丁、大麻浓缩物及其他非法药物，极易成瘾」，红丝带活动意在提醒各界在毒品滥用发生之前就加以预防。
DEA 的2026年全国红丝带线上集会已在该局官网 dea.gov/redribbon 与 getsmartaboutdrugs.com 上线，整个10月可随时点播。集会包括 Terry Cole 与白宫国家药物管制政策办公室主任 Sarah Carter 的致辞、纳什维尔乡村歌手 Christiana Alaire 的演出，并公布2026年社区禁毒预防奖与视觉艺术竞赛的获奖名单。DEA 同步发布了2026年新版《Drugs of Abuse》出版物，提供有关危害个人与社区物质的科学信息。
红丝带周期间，DEA 与药物滥用和心理健康服务局（SAMHSA）合办第十届校园视频公益广告竞赛，National Family Partnership 的年度红丝带摄影竞赛也同步进行，DEA 官网提供红丝带宣誓、海报与公益广告等工具包供学校与社区取用。
红丝带运动始于1985年：DEA 探员 Enrique “Kiki” Camarena 在墨西哥执行任务时遇害后，他的家乡加州 Calexico 率先兴起佩戴红丝带纪念的行动，随后扩及全州与全国；National Family Partnership 其后把红丝带周办成全国性宣传活动，由国会宣布设立、时任总统里根夫妇担任名誉主席。四十年来，红丝带周每年10月23日至31日举行。
Red Ribbon Week Runs October 23-31: DEA Leads National Drug Prevention Campaign With a Theme Written by a Connecticut Middle Schooler
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has announced that Red Ribbon Week, the nation's largest and longest-running drug prevention campaign, will be observed from October 23 through October 31. In its October 2 announcement, the DEA said this year's campaign supports its Fentanyl Free America initiative and is aimed at parents, teachers, educators and community organizations.
The 2026 Red Ribbon theme, "Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free," was created by Ava Tackett, a student at Griswold Middle School in Griswold, Connecticut, and selected in collaboration with the National Family Partnership. "Dangerous and deadly drugs come in many forms, including powder, pills, and vapes. Vapes can contain nicotine, marijuana concentrates, and other illegal drugs, which can be extremely addictive," said DEA Administrator Terry Cole, adding that the campaign is a reminder of everyone's role in preventing drug misuse before it starts.
DEA's virtual 2026 National Red Ribbon Rally is available on demand at dea.gov/redribbon and getsmartaboutdrugs.com throughout October. The rally features remarks by Administrator Terry Cole and Sarah Carter, Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, a musical performance by Nashville country artist Christiana Alaire, and the announcement of the winners of DEA's 2026 Community Drug Prevention Awards and Visual Arts Contest. The agency has also released the new 2026 edition of its Drugs of Abuse publication, which provides science-based information about substances that endanger individuals and communities.
During Red Ribbon Week, the DEA and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) are sponsoring the 10th Annual Red Ribbon Campus Video PSA Contest, and the DEA is a co-sponsor of the National Family Partnership's annual Red Ribbon Week Photo Contest. A Red Ribbon tool kit with pledges, posters and public service announcements is available on the DEA website.
The Red Ribbon movement began in 1985, after DEA Special Agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena was killed in Mexico: residents of his hometown of Calexico, California, began wearing red ribbons in his honor, and the practice spread across the state and the country. The National Family Partnership then turned Red Ribbon Week into a national campaign, proclaimed by the U.S. Congress and chaired by then President and Mrs. Reagan. For four decades, Red Ribbon Week has been observed every year from October 23 to 31.
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图片来源：图：红丝带周开幕活动上的禁毒宣誓卡，卡上写有「我支持红丝带周」「我宣誓过健康、无毒的生活」（资料图，2024年10月摄）。美国空军官方照片，Senior Airman Essence Myricks 摄，公共领域，经 Wikimedia Commons 发布／Photo: Red Ribbon Week pledge cards at an opening ceremony (file photo, October 2024). U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Essence Myricks, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
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