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More Powerful NC

“Together, we are more powerful than opioids.”

North Carolina Department of Justice and DHHS opioid awareness campaign launched in 2019 under Attorney General Josh Stein and DHHS Secretary Mandy Cohen with the message that together North Carolinians are more powerful than opioids, giving steps for safe storage, use and disposal of pain medicines, naloxone and treatment resources; from 2021 its site became the state's public hub for opioid settlement information and spending.

Years
2019–now
Country
United States
Budget
"funded by the NCDOJ, the NCDHHS, their partners and generous donors" (campaign site).
Topic
DrugsHarm reductionOpioids
Asks people to
Seek helpStartTalk to someone
Strategy
Service linkSimple instructionTestimonial
Channel
EventsSocial (organic)Website
Audience
General publicParents

Evidence

NoneUnknown

No evaluation found.

Sponsor (who paid)

Credits (who made it)

Executions (individual ads)

Sources

  1. More Powerful NC: The Campaign (via Wayback, Dec 2024) sponsor
  2. More Powerful NC home page (via Wayback, 2024) sponsor
  3. NCDHHS: More Powerful NC campaign launches effort to educate public about opioids sponsor

Research notes

US-NC. morepowerfulnc.org showed 'Maintenance Mode' on 2026-10-22; read via Wayback. Credits checked 2026-10-22 against fetched pages: Ipso Creative ('Developed by' footer credit on the site; website build, not ad creative). No paid ad flights after 2021 were found; filed because the brand and site stayed active through 2024 as the settlement hub. Launch year 2019 from search snippets (NCDHHS blog not opened - ncdhhs.gov blocks curl). Vimeo id 327302640 is the home-page embed; Vimeo oEmbed did not return metadata, so the title is from the page caption. Ad library search: "More Powerful NC". Discovered 2026-10-22 for #17.

Record cases/nc-more-powerful-nc.json, updated 2026-10-22· Link to this campaign