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Stop Overdose Nebraska

Also: StopODNE

Nebraska naloxone and overdose-awareness campaign (stopodne.com, US-NE) run since 2021 by the Nebraska Pharmacists Association under contract with the Nebraska DHHS Division of Behavioral Health and paid for by SAMHSA State Opioid Response grants. It promotes no-cost NARCAN at participating pharmacies, overdose signs and response, and fake-pill risks through videos, social media and a 2025 parent-focused push ('it couldn't happen to my child').

Years
2021–now
Country
United States
Budget
'This project is funded 100% ($720,896.00) from the State Opioid Response grant (1H79TI087771-01)' (site footer); FY24 SOR media campaigns budget $372K (DHHS settlement state plan overview).
Topic
Harm reductionOpioids
Asks people to
RecognizeStartTalk to someone
Strategy
Self efficacyService linkSimple instruction
Channel
EventsSocial (organic)Social (paid)Website
Audience
General publicParents

Evidence

NoneUnknown

Sponsor (who paid)

Credits (who made it)

  • Nebraska Pharmacists Association Strategy, 2021- source

Executions (individual ads)

Sources

  1. Stop Overdose Nebraska (stopodne.com, Wayback Oct 2026) archive
  2. Stop Overdose Nebraska (stopodne.com, Wayback Dec 2021) archive
  3. Nebraska DHHS: Opioid Settlement State Plan Overview sponsor
  4. KOLN 10/11 (sponsored content): Nebraska Drug Overdose Awareness Week news · 2025
  5. Stop Overdose Nebraska YouTube channel archive

Research notes

US-NE. Discovered 2026-10-22 for #17. Credits checked 2026-10-22 against fetched pages: Nebraska Pharmacists Association (site names NPA staff Amy Holman as contact; footer says the project is contracted through DHHS Division of Behavioral Health; the 2025 awareness-week release names NPA and Stop Overdose Nebraska as co-hosts). NPA's role is recorded as strategy because no page states it; no creative or media agency found. Settlement: the DHHS settlement state plan lists Stop Overdose Nebraska as an SOR-funded media campaign (federal grant), not settlement-funded. Execution years are YouTube upload years from the channel feed (latest 15 videos only); the Vimeo video was embedded on the Dec 2021 homepage and is uploaded by the Vimeo account 'Grindstone' (oEmbed), which may be the production company; not listed as a credit because no page says so. Live stopodne.com renders empty to scripts; content read from Wayback. Ad library search: "Stop Overdose Nebraska", "StopODNE", "Nebraska Pharmacists Association". Reuse terms checked 2026-10-23 by an AI research pass for #47; not yet reviewed by a person.

Record cases/ne-stop-overdose-nebraska.json, updated 2026-10-23· Link to this campaign