A Tulsa non-profit is working to change the language used in drug-related deaths.

"Family Supporting Families" held its eighth annual rally to spread awareness about the dangers of Fentanyl on August 28. The event was held outside Tulsa City Hall.

Families who lost loved ones to Fentanyl gathered at the event.

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Organizers told 2 News they're working to change the language used in describing Fentanyl-related deaths. They are encouraging the word "poisoning" to be used instead of "overdose" since many victims were unaware they were taking Fentanyl.

Family Supporting Families Vice-President Rebekah Brown said tiny amounts of the unregulated drug can be deadly.

"Very little amount c

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