What’s happening across Memphis to support youth, families, and those navigating substance use and recovery? This is where we gather it.
The YOOT Community Calendar is a shared space for events, trainings, conversations, and opportunities that center youth well-being and address the root causes of substance use and overdose in our community. From harm reduction trainings to youth-led gatherings, from school-based events to community conversations—if it supports connection, awareness, or care, it belongs here.
This calendar reflects what YOOT is built on: collaboration, shared knowledge, and the belief that everyone has something to contribute. We know that no single organization can do this work alone—and that the most meaningful change happens when we can see and support one another’s efforts.
Have something to share?
We invite YOOT members and partner organizations to submit events for inclusion. Whether it’s something you’re hosting or something the community should know about, add it here so others can show up, learn, and participate.
Together, we make the work more visible—and more possible.
YOOT Community Calendar
Upcoming Community Events
WTAADAC Annual Conference
2026 WTAADAC Free Substance Abuse Conference: August 5–6, 2026, at 505 Zach H. Curlin Street, Memphis, TN. A free 2-day regional affiliate event offering up to 12 CEUs and evidence-based workshops for behavioral health professionals.
National Overdose Awareness Day | A Betor Way
Every August 31, International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) brings a global community together to take action on overdose.
3rd Annual Opioid Summit
This summit will look at the Mid-South's ongoing opioid crisis and its impact on public health, as well as information on recent advancements for treating opioid addiction.
Out of the Darkness Memphis Mid-South Walk | Suicide Prevention
Why Walk?
Suicide is the 11th leading cause of death in the United States. To prevent suicide, we need to understand it first.
Funds raised at the Out of the Darkness Memphis Mid-South Walk directly support research, advocacy efforts, and educational programs in schools, workplaces, and communities across TN.
Register today and you're taking the first step to help save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide. It's free, quick, and easy to make a real impact.
About the 2026 Memphis Mid-South Walk
Sign up today to make sure you receive important updates about the Walk from the local organizers.
The Walks are an opportunity to find a supportive community of people who get it, to know you're not alone, and to make a difference together.
Walks are between 1 to 3 miles and non-competitive. The route and additional information specific to the Memphis Mid-South Walk will be added closer to Walk day.
Our program includes an opening ceremony, activities of hope and healing, resource tables, and complimentary honor beads for every participant.
YOOT Quarterly Community Meeting
Attend YOOT’s quarterly community meeting, October 27, 2026, to connect with youth, caregivers, educators, healthcare providers, and community leaders working together to address youth overdose in Memphis.
YOOT Quarterly Community Meeting
Attend YOOT’s quarterly community meeting to connect with youth, caregivers, educators, healthcare providers, and community leaders working together to address youth overdose in Memphis.
YOOT Quarterly Meeting
We’re bringing together young people, parents, caregivers, and community members to look at what’s really going on—and what we can do about it, together.
This isn’t a lecture. It’s a conversation. We need your voice!
2026 Betor Fest
Betor Fest is A Betor Way’s largest annual fundraiser. It’s a day of live bands, meaningful conversations, a community auction, and opportunities to learn more about harm reduction and the impact of our year-round work.