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
Our special guest speaker is James F. Mosher, JD: Alcohol Policy Specialist. Mr. Mosher's pioneering work in alcohol policy has brought him international acclaim.
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.
In this four-part YouTube video series, Dr. David Jernigan, director of the Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth and keynote speaker at this year's Shutting Off the Tap to Teens and Young Adults Conference, walks us through the issues surrounding alcohol marketing in the digital age.
Middle- and high-school students who bully their classmates are more likely than others to use substances such as cigarettes, alcohol and marijuana, a new study found.
This document describes strategies that are used to create healthier campus environments in which alcohol is less available, more responsibly promoted and served, and poses less of a threat to the health, safety, and well-being of all students. This is an updated (2011) version of the original report from 2000.
Guide to raising the awareness of alcohol problems on college campuses, developing and implementing environmental strategies to combat those problems, and how to coordinate efforts with those at the community and state level. Also provides other sources of information. (OJJDP,1999, 35 pp.)
On Tuesday, February 28, Chris and Toren Volkmann, authors of From Binge to Blackout: A Mother and Son Struggle with Teen Drinking, will be in the Minnetonka School District to address student groups, prevention professionals, district staff, and community members.
Join the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration for a live Webcast of a national 2012 Town Hall Meeting on underage drinking prevention by campus communities.
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 video features interviews with medical professionals, victim's families, and drunk drivers who share how drunk driving has impacted their lives. A teacher's workbook is also included with a number of activity sheets.
2008, DVD, 29 Minutes
Please note that video rentals are subject to availability. To check on current video availability please call 763.712.7634
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.
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.
This manual provides fundamental steps on how to implement 12 environmental strategies to reduce alcohol problems at the local level. Includes a CD containing support materials and many helpful resources.
Rentals are subject to availability. To check on current availability please call 763.712.7634
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).
We now recognize that underage drinking must be addressed, not as an isolated phenomenon, but as one fully embedded in the context of child and adolescent development.
Minnesota is recognized nationally for its efforts to prevent underage drinking. Come join other advocates as we continue to build our capacity to create change.
Holding alcohol retailers liable for injuries or damage done by their intoxicated customers can reduce motor vehicle deaths, homicides, injuries, and other alcohol-related problems, according to the Community Preventive Services Task Force.
When the fleeing motorcycle hit the curb, scraped past a utility pole and hurled 20-year-old Craig Eney to his death, a bogus South Carolina driver’s license was in the hip pocket of his jeans.
On August 18th Keynote presenter, Toben F. Nelson, ScD, Assistant Professor, Division of Epidemiology and Community Health, University of Minnesota will present on, "Policy Approaches to Reduce Binge Drinking and Impaired Driving." SOTT is a skill-building conference for prevention professionals to prevent underage drinking and alcohol use.