A Night In Jail
Storytelling as Substance Abuse Prevention
What Teen Athletes Need to Know About Drugs
A ZOOM webinar with speakers and doctors from professional sports with panel discussion
November 22, 2020 at 5PM (PST)
November 17, 2020 at 5PM (PST)
Teen Choices - Adult Consequences
A ZOOM screening of the short film
A Night In Jail
with panel discussion
November 22, 2020 at 5PM (PST)
What Teen Athletes Need to Know About Drugs
A ZOOM webinar with speakers and doctors from professional sports with panel discussion
Have you heard a clip from the Audible version of A Night In Jail?
"(Quinton Flynn) was nothing short of Amazing!...he totally immersed himself into all the characters."
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Inspired by true events
Busted for smoking pot, suburbanite college-bound Danny is incredulous when forced to spend the night in jail. He’s repulsed by his cellmate, a homeless and mentally ill drug addict who keeps him awake all night with his delusional rants. By morning Danny’s world is completely upended. A Night In Jail is a grim page-turner with a staggering ending.
This video shows how Kirk's true life shaped the narrative of A Night In Jail. It also discusses how, today, Kirk is sober and is devoting his life to helping others.
This video uses clips from the short film, the audiobook and the play. Each one has the same narrative arc, yet due to its adaptation, is unique and intriguing in its own way.
How can an educator use the book, film, or play and lead a discussion that is evidence-based? There is also an option for improvisational exercises based on the story.
K.Anderson was in jail 18 times. When he was not in jail, he was living on the streets of Seattle.
A Night in Jail is an honest and thought-provoking story that encouraged the youth I work with to open up and honestly share their own stories. It also offered a valuable framework to help them think about their future and how even minor decisions can have a lasting impact.
Shayna Miller, LPC, CACIII
Executive Director
Alternative Homes for Youth, Colorado
Executive Director
Alternative Homes for Youth, Colorado