Ismael Belkoura

1 month ago | commercial-news.com | Ismael Belkoura

ELGIN – High school students generally don’t participate in drafting legislation. Jordan Henry is an exception. A senior at the Illinois Math and Science Academy, the Elgin native is working with her local state representative on a bill that would require public libraries to keep on hand medications that can reverse an opioid overdose. The legislation would also require libraries to always have at least one staff member working who is trained on responding to an overdose situation.

1 month ago | chicagotribune.com | Ismael Belkoura

An Elgin student attending the Illinois Math and Science Academy is working with her local state representative on a bill that would require public libraries to keep on hand medications that can reverse an opioid overdose. If approved, the legislation also would require libraries to always have at least one staff member working who is trained on responding to an overdose situation.

1 month ago | effinghamdailynews.com | Ismael Belkoura

ELGIN – High school students generally don’t participate in drafting legislation. Jordan Henry is an exception. A senior at the Illinois Math and Science Academy, the Elgin native is working with her local state representative on a bill that would require public libraries to keep on hand medications that can reverse an opioid overdose. The legislation would also require libraries to always have at least one staff member working who is trained on responding to an overdose situation.

1 month ago | dailyherald.com | Ismael Belkoura

Jordan Henry, a senior at the Illinois Math and Science Academy, poses on the Aurora school’s campus with a Narcan nasal spray package that she is trying to make available at public libraries. John Starks/[email protected] High school students generally don’t participate in drafting legislation. Jordan Henry is an exception.

1 month ago | jg-tc.com | Ismael Belkoura

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