Have you heard anyone talk about the Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grante (SPF SIG)? Learn more about what this is, what the steps involved are, and what's going on in Minnesota regarding the SPF
Minnesota is home to a number of coalitions that work to reduce and prevent alcohol and other drug use throughout the state. This page includes a list of grantees along with their websites.
By attending this half-day conference you will experience two powerful presentations and walk away with a better understanding of how to help youth cope with significant changes.
By attending this conference you will develop a better understanding of how you should approach youth growing up in the digital age and how to guide them down the never explored path of exploding technological advances.
The fifth in a 5-part series, summarizes the science behind drug abuse and addiction, reviews the harmful consequences of drug use, and poses the question of whether it is worth the risk.
The first in a 5-part series, offers an understanding of the brain, how the reward center works, and what happens in the brain when a person uses cocaine, opiates (heroine), or marijuana.
Acknowledging that ongoing brain development during adolescence is linked to self-regulation is an important perspective for youth-serving professionals and parents as they address teenage substance use/dependence – including prescription drug diversion.
Contains the following items: Dangers of Alcohol PowerPoint; Confronting Drunk Driving DVD (26min); Everything You Need to Know About Alcohol in 22 Minutes DVD (22min); No Safe Amount: Women, Alcohol, and Fetal Alcohol Syndrome DVD (18min); Straight Talk: The Truth About Alcohol and Sex DVD (18min); and Too Much: The Extreme Dangers of Binge Drinking DVD (26min). A teacher's resource book is also included.
This disc contains eleven English PSAs and five Spanish PSAs. Each clip ranges in length between 20 and 30 seconds. The topics covered included methamphetamine, youth, and parenting.
2008, DVD
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This disc contains 19 English PSAs and seven Spanish PSAs. Each PSA ranges in length between 15 and 30 seconds. The PSAs focus on parenting resource messages, youth, steroids, and methamphetamine.
2009, DVD
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What To Say: A Lesson (For School Staff) The host creates a “lesson” for school staff with three dramatizations: a maintenance worker, teacher and coach using the six-step process to talk with and listen to students whose behavior concerns them. This is a real learning opportunity for school staff. (11:09)
Looking for more information on topics discussed in MADD's Power of Parents, It's Your Influence workshop? Each month this webinar session will offer a closer look at underage drinking prevention topics such as adolescent brain development, parenting styles, the 21 minimum drinking age, and more.
Looking for more information on topics discussed in MADD's Power of Parents, It's Your Influence® workshop? Each month the Minnesota State Office will be hosting this webinar session to offer a closer look at underage drinking prevention topics such as adolescent brain development, parenting styles, the 21 minimum drinking age, and more.
Program Sharing is Minnesota's premier conference showcasing effective prevention programs, practices and strategies around the issues of alcohol, tobacco, other drugs and related violence (ATOD).
CASA Columbia’s 2011 family dinners finds that compared to teens who have frequent family dinners (five to seven per week), those who have infrequent family dinners (fewer than three per week) are almost four times likelier to use tobacco; more than twice as likely to use alcohol; two-and-a-half times likelier to use marijuana; and almost four times likelier to say they expect to try drugs in the future.
This workshop will provide an overview of the benefits to and pathways for youth engagement in community change through strong youth/adult partnerships. Effective strategies to promote and support meaningful involvement of youth in community problem solving will also be explored.
This training opportunity will utilize story telling as a means to explain historical information and provide the context for what Hmong people now face. In addition, demographic data and best practices for helping Hmong youth will be provided.
Adults need to talk with each other about alcohol use and agree upon community norms for low-risk decisions about whether, when, where and how much alcohol consumption is acceptable. This poster (1 in a series of 5) will help convey those messages. (13x19)
The 2010 National Drug Control Strategy was developed by ONDCP with input from Federal, State, and local partners. It provides a collaborative and balanced approach that emphasizes community-based prevention, integration of evidence-based treatment into the healthcare system, innovations in the criminal justice system, and international partnerships to disrupt drug trafficking organizations.
This guide covers principles of effective substance abuse prevention applied to individuals, families, peers, schools, communities, and the society/enviroment as a whole. (35 pp, CSAP, 2001)