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College Life & Alcohol Safety
Recognizing when someone has had too much to drink can be important for their safety and well-being. What are some signs that may indicate someone has consumed too much alcohol?
Advice for College Freshmen
College offers countless opportunities for personal growth and development. Step out of your comfort zone, try new things, and embrace the diverse experiences and perspectives that college life has to offer.
WTHR’s ‘Send the Love’ Campaign Featuring Rachael’s First Week
This week on WTHR’s ‘Send the Love’ we’re helping high school and college graduates. Rachael’s First Week is a small nonprofit inspired by Rachael Fiege, an Indiana teen who died after falling down a flight of stairs at a party during her first week of college.
Program raises awareness for recent high school grads in honor of IU student
Graduation season is underway, and high school students are now transitioning into a new life phase. Rachael’s First Week raises awareness for recent high school grads in honor of IU student.
Rachael’s First Week LIVE Program Stays Relevant as it Celebrates its 10-Year Anniversary
In the ever-changing environment of social media trends, Rachael’s First Week LIVE! Program works hard to keep ahead of the trends and provide relevant information, advice, and practical skills to ensure the safety of our teens and young adults.
Advocates pushing to expand Indiana’s Lifeline Law
RFW Junior Board Members, Samantha Myers and Evan Lesniewski, along with Angi Frege, recently met with Jim Merritt to discuss their ideas for ways to extend the protections for others under the Indiana Lifeline Law.
The COREY Act aims to increase campus safety around the country.
The COREY Act aims to increase campus safety around the country by requiring colleges to publicly report campus accidents that result in the serious injury or death of students.
Incoming College Freshmen Need Safety & Awareness Training Now More Than Ever
On May 20th at 9AM Rachael’s First Week (RFW) LIVE! will be talking to the seniors at Zionsville Community High School. The focus of the program is to enhance the decision-making skills of students as they navigate the transition from adolescence to adulthood. Dr....
‘Rachael’s First Week ‘ looks to be a lesson for other students
In 2013, Rachael Fiege had graduated from Zionsville Community High School and was headed to Indiana University in Bloomington.
Rachael’s First Week Helps Save Young Lives
As the 8th anniversary of Rachael Fiege's passing arrives, Angi Fiege said her greatest wish was to "hear from people impacted by the Rachael's First Week program and to see that Rachael's legacy lives on by doing what she always liked to do, help other people." ...
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