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Drug Prevention:     more books (100)

Street-wise Drug Prevention by Guillermo D. Jalil, 1996-01-22 Drugs and the Legalization Debate (Drug Abuse Prevention Library. the Dangerous Effects of Drugs) by Jennifer Croft, 1997-08 The Etiology and Prevention of Drug Abuse Among Minority Youth by Steven Schinke, Gilbert J Botvin, 1997-07-14 Drugs and Prison (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Victor Adint, 1995-02 Prevention plus III: Assessing alcohol and other drug prevention programs at the school and community level : a four-step guide to useful program assessment (DHHS publication) by Jean Ann Linney, 1991 Drugs and Driving (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Janet Grosshandler, 1997-12 Drugs and Music (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Carlienne Frisch, 1995-02 Drugs and Your Brain (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Beatrice R. Grabish, 1998-05 Crack (Hazelden/Rosen Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Rodney G. Peck, 1997-08 Methadone (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Carolyn Simpson, 1997-10 Cocaine (Hazelden/Rosen Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Rhoda McFarland, 1997-08 Drugs and Date Rape (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Maryann Miller, 1995-06 Drug Usage and Drugs Prevention: The Views and Habits of the General Public by Great Britain. Home Office, 1993-12 Drugs and Your Brothers and Sisters (The Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Rhoda McFarland, 1993-04

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61. No To Drugs - Yes To Life
    Personal weblog on successful drug prevention programs, with emphasis on Scientology antidrug activities.  
    http://www.seo-blog.org/5519_no_to_drugs-yes_to_life

62. NEA: Drug Prevention Resources
    drug prevention Resources. A list of resources, including lesson plans and ideas, A drug prevention book in which each chapter has information about a  
    http://www.nea.org/webresources/drugprev0505.html
    
    Extractions: NIDA Goes Back to School is a source of FREE information about the latest science-based drug abuse publications and teaching materials. Specific curricula and other teaching aids are available. Hard copies of the materials are free. Curriculum materials are reserved for teachers. From The National Institute on Drug Abuse.

63. Youth Program Dedicated To Drug Prevention - Drugs Bite
    A codefendant of John DeLorean develops a program aimed at helping kids makepositive choices concerning drugs.  
    http://drugsbite.com/
    
    Extractions: Statistically many drug education programs don't truly change youthful opinions. This one works check my references . See a sample newspaper article. Please read Cambridge University's prestigious Something About The Author I have spoken in 1600+ public schools in 49 states. try to motivate youths to work for their dreams through discipline and encourage them to assume leadership roles. "Childhood dreams are the foundations for adult realities." You are visitor # The Cousteau Society . He left the job of his dreams to be a motivational speaker for public schools and youth groups. He shows multimedia programs about his adventures with dolphins, humpback whales orcas ( that were eating 8' long sharks ), and filming lava flowing underwater. He also led the most extensive great white shark research project ever launched. Steve uses adventure to challenge youths to pursue life enhancing goals that can only be achieved through right choices and a commitment to excellence. Click here for cost of programs ( reduced 20% to 30% ) and references.

64. Drugstory | Prevention And Treatment | Drug Prevention | National Programs
    The National Youth AntiDrug Media Campaign (for ONDCP) has developed DrugStory.org topresent the latest drug-related information to entertainment writers  
    http://www.drugstory.org/prevention_treatment/prevention_national.asp

65. Drugstory | Prevention And Treatment | Drug Prevention | Youth Prevention
    The National Youth AntiDrug Media Campaign (for ONDCP) has developed DrugStory.org topresent the latest drug-related information to entertainment writers  
    http://www.drugstory.org/prevention_treatment/prevention_youth.asp

66. Prima-News
    Scientology Human Rights Director, interviewed in Russia on human rights, religious descrimination and the Church's drug prevention programs. PrimaNews  
    http://www.prima-news.ru/eng/news/articles/2002/7/18/16308.html
    
    Extractions: 18.7.2002 21:45 MSK A Church Against Drugs Leisa Goodman The Moscow City Court confirmed today the decision of Nikoulinsky Intermunicipal Court to reject a request of the Ministry of Justice of Russia, asking to liquidate the Church of Scientology in Moscow. Two days ago the International Church of Scientology opened in Saint-Peterburg an international marathon race “Multathlon 2002” aimed at popularization of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. PRIMA correspondent met in Saint-Peterburg with Leisa Goodman, a director on Human Rights of the International Church of Scientology and asked her to respond several questions. Q: Because there is a serious situation with human rights in France. France is a country that should be setting an example of Human rights, religious freedom and tolerance for the rest of Europe, which they don’t. Instead they have a repressive law against new religions, against any religious minority. We feel that the rest of Europe and the world should know about that. So we take our message that the Universal declaration of Human rights should be applied and we take this message all the way through 9 countries of Europe and 4000 km.

67. Party Drug Prevention Project
    The Party drug prevention Project is funded by a grant to the New Jersey HigherEducation Consortium of Alcohol and Other drug prevention and Education,  
    http://www.ocean.edu/studentlife/club_drug/
    
    Extractions: Participation in statewide training for faculty, students and the community The Party Drug Prevention Project is funded by a grant to the New Jersey Higher Education Consortium of Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention and Education, from the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services, Division of Addition Studies. Ocean County College is working in partnership with Rowan University, Center for Addiction Studies. The other three participants joining Rowan and OCC are Fairleigh Dickinson University - Teaneck Campus, Stockton State College, and Rutgers University - Cook Campus. The project is under the direction of Sandra L. Carine, Director of Development, with RoseAnn D'Urso, serving as Project Coordinator.

68. USA TODAY Education - Office Of National Drug Control Policy
    Teachers Click here for drug prevention lesson plans. These links require AdobeAcrobat Reader 5.0+ installed on your machine. If Adobe Acrobat Reader is  
    http://www.usatoday.com/educate/ondcp/
    
    Extractions: The Office of National Drug Control Policy is pleased to provide a 16-week drug prevention education program through USA TODAY Education. These lessons are designed to be used across the curriculum in high school classes. A new lesson will be available on the Web site each week. The Office of Drug Control Policy is dedicated to increasing the awareness of the dangers of drugs and offer programs such as these to get the word out to students across America. Click here to learn more about The Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP). Teachers: Click here for drug prevention lesson plans. These links require Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0+ installed on your machine. If Adobe Acrobat Reader is not on your machine, click on the "Get Acrobat Reader" icon to the left for your FREE download. Survey reveals teen use of Ecstasy, other illegal drugs declined in '02

69. OAS Home Of Alcohol, Tobacco & Drug Abuse Statistics From Substance Abuse & Ment
    seen or heard an alcohol or drug prevention message from sources such as posters, See The NSDUH Report Youths Exposure to Substance Use Prevention  
    http://www.drugabusestatistics.samhsa.gov/
    
    Extractions: (Counter) Welcome to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Office of Applied Studies (OAS) website. All of the items on the header above are clickable, including the HHS and SAMHSA logos. Experienced users may access our data systems by clicking on the boxes in the left column. Run your mouse over each box and find relevant info above. New users can click here. What's New To be notified by email of new OAS reports Data SAMHSA matrix of priorities Trends Mental Health Objectives in Healthy People 2010 ... Researcher Resources As reported in SAMHSA's 2004 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, an estimated 14% of youths aged 12 to 17, approximately 3.5 million youths, had experienced at least one major depressive episode in their lifetime. Over 7%, an estimated 1.8 million youths, had lifetime major depressive episode and thought about killing themselves at the time of their worst or most recent episode. An estimated 712,000 youths had tried to kill themselves during their worst or most recent major depressive episode; this represents 2.9% of those aged 12 to 17. See

70. The Louisiana Commission On Law Enforcement Home Page
    Provides information on important topics such as missing children network, juvenile justice and deliquency, violence against women, drug prevention, crime victims reparations and criminal justice statistics.  
    http://www.cole.state.la.us/
    
    Extractions: Director's Welcome Proposed Operational Polices (09/06/05) Strategic Plan (FY 2005-2006 through FY 2009-2010) ... Planning Districts Map You are visitor since 2/25/99 Mission Statement Byrne Memorial Formula Block Grant Program Crime Victim Assistance Crime Victim Reparations D.A.R.E. Juvenile Accountability Incentive Block Grant Program Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Program LAVNS LA Uniform Crime Reporting Program Local Law Enforcement Block Grant Louisiana Children's Network Policy Planning Section P.O.S.T. Statistical Analysis Center Violence Against Women Victim/Elderly Services Directory

71. Drug Prevention SIG , Data Center : Center On The Family
    Center on the Family s mission is to enhance interdisciplinary research, service,and education that supports and strengthens families.  
    http://uhfamily.hawaii.edu/Cof_Data/drug_prevention_sig/drug_prevention.asp
    
    Extractions: Recognizing the need to reduce the use of drugs by the youths in our state, the Hawai`i State Incentive Grant (SIG) was developed with two major goals: The Governor's Office of the State of Hawaii was awarded an $8.4 million grant by the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's (SAMSA) Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP). This three-year grant is administered by the State Department of Health's Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division (ADAD). The Center on the Family provides technical services, such as data collection and dissemination, for the Comprehensive Prevention Strategy, as well as training and technical assistance to communities operating prevention programs under the SIG. As part of the strategic planning for the State Incentive Grant for Drug Abuse Prevention (SIG), the Center on the Family developed 13 Community Risk and Protection Profiles. These profiles serve as a foundation upon which community members can define the needs and strengths of their own neighborhoods in planning their prevention proposals. The Center on the Family continues to provide ongoing support to the SIG through this web-based dissemination of data collected for our community profiles as well as additional data collected by other organizations for various components of the overall State strategy. These additional components include the Bi-annual Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Use Survey of Hawaii's public and private, middle and high school students, the Social Indicators Study, and the Community Prevention Resource Assessment of local prevention programs and services.

72. Project Alert
    drug prevention curriculum for middle school students with online teacher training and staff development workshops.  
    http://www.projectalert.com
    
    Extractions: research findings are discussed. More info. Project ALERT for FREE Your school may be eligible to participate in a national study of Project ALERT, supported by the US Department of Justice. Great incentives offered! More info. Use your online account to stay current. When you change schools, be sure to update your contact information so you will continue to receive new, videos, curriculum updates and newsletters. Get the big picture quickly. Key strategies, research outcomes, curriculum materials, training and cost at a glance.

73. University Of Michigan Alcohol And Other Drug Prevention Program (UMAODPP) ̵
    UM Alcohol and Other drug prevention Program (UMAODPP). Philosophy The Universityof Michigan has had a long standing concern about the harmful effects of  
    http://www.uhs.umich.edu/wellness/aod/UMAODPP.html
    
    Extractions: UM Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Program (UMAODPP) Philosophy: The University of Michigan has had a long standing concern about the harmful effects of alcohol abuse and the use of illicit drugs. The University recognizes that the abuse of alcohol and other drugs can significantly interfere with fulfilling the mission of the University and pose a serious threat to the health and well-being of the members of this community. Current prevention efforts are coordinated by UMAODPP, which has developed a comprehensive approach to prevention including the campus and neighboring Ann Arbor community residents. The goal of current prevention efforts is to change the campus culture by intervening in the environmental factors that explicitly or implicitly promote and/or encourage use and misuse. In April 2004, the

74. T3E Toxicomanie Europe échange étude, Drug Addiction Exchange Training
    European network for exchange, exposition, and action research. Does peer training and exchange of knowledge for professionals working in drug prevention and harm minimization.  
    http://www.t3e-eu.org/
    
    Extractions: Since 1991, the European network for exchange, exposition and action research has identified and created a space for peer training and exchange of knowledge for professionals working in the field of drug prevention and harm minimisation. The Network has developed and promoted its activities in states of the European Union. Our network has at least one Correspondent in each of the countries concerned, with responsibility for facilitating and supporting partnerships. These representatives are all members of T3E'S Scientific and Technical Committee, which democratically decides the different programmes; facilitates their structured co-ordination; and ensures their operation through collective action and country based dissemination of information and implementation. Depuis 1991, le réseau européen d'études et de recherches T3E a contribué à faire naître un espace de formations et d'échanges de savoir-faire pour les différents intervenants travaillant dans le champ de la prévention des toxicomanies et de la réduction des dommages. Ce réseau développe ses activités dans les pays membres de l'Union et dispose d'au moins un représentant dans chacun des pays qui est chargé de promouvoir les activités de T3E et de susciter des partenariats.

75. Center For Alcohol And Other Drug Prevention
    bullet Party drug prevention Resource Center Video Contest Winners. Hit Countervisits since Monday, September 20, 2004  
    http://studentaffairs.shu.edu/aodprev/
    
    Extractions: *** 67% of SHU students turned down an offer of alcohol drugs in the last month. *** Students think that on campus residents drink 3x per week, when in reality they drink 2x per month. *** SHU students who choose to drink alcohol typically drink only twice per month. *** SHU students believe commuters typically consume 6 drinks, when in fact they average only 3. *** In the past year 78% of SHU students have never done poorly on a test or project because of alcohol or drug use. *** 75% of SHU students DO NOT drink frequently 3x/week or more) ***

76. Drug, Alcohol & Tobacco Prevention: UNESCO Education
    Schools are a unique and important setting for drug prevention efforts because Schools can provide a sustained, sequential course of drug prevention  
    http://portal.unesco.org/education/en/ev.php-URL_ID=23995&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SE
    
    Extractions: How “drugs,” “drug abuse” and “drug prevention” are defined has implications for the planning, implementation and evaluation of drug abuse prevention efforts. When these terms are defined too narrowly, important opportunities to link drug prevention activities to broader strategies for influencing health-related behaviour may be missed. When they are defined too broadly, the strategies selected may not be those most appropriate for the target group or the resources required may exceed the capacity of programme implementers. In either case, the anticipated or actual results may not be as meaningful or lasting as hoped for. Clear and mutually-agreed upon definitions for these terms are essential for setting realistic goals and selecting appropriate strategies for the achievement of goals in drug abuse prevention programmes.

77. University Health Center | Alcohol, Tobacco And Other Drugs
    alcohol, tobacco, and other drug prevention and education prime for life campus uga policy statistics getting help programs alcohol info  
    http://www.uhs.uga.edu/atod/
    
    Extractions: This ATOD program is comprehensive in its scope. Its mission is to create a low risk environment by supporting change in campus/community culture and educating and empowering students. To support this mission, we offer education and intervention programs, advocacy training, counseling and support groups. In addition, our health educators are involved with local, state and national coalitions to support environmental change.

78. Drug Testing Fails Our Youth: Alternative Drug Prevention And Education Programs
    Extracurricular activities are themselves the bestproven deterrent to drug useand abuse that schools can use. But this is not the only proven way to  
    http://www.drugtestingfails.org/druged.html
    
    Extractions: Alternative Drug Prevention and Education Programs Extracurricular activities are themselves the best-proven deterrent to drug use and abuse that schools can use. But this is not the only proven way to prevent or stop drug use amongst our youth. Here is a list of some positive alternatives to suggest in lieu of a drug testing program: Safety First is a program that focuses on the real-life implications of drug use and misuse amongst teenagers, and that are rooted in concerns about the safety of youth but are free of the kind scare tactics that have been shown not to work with adolescents. For more information, see "Safety First: A Reality Based Approach to Teens, Drugs, and Drug Education."

79. Drug Strategies
    Revised Making the Grade A Guide to School drug prevention Programs Safe Schools,Safe Students A Guide to Violence Prevention Strategies  
    http://www.drugstrategies.org/pubs.html

80. Seminar To Focus On Arkansas Community Drug Prevention Efforts
    Seminar To Focus On Arkansas Community drug prevention Efforts. SPRINGDALE,Arkansas The Benton County , Arkansas Prosecuting Attorney s office and the  
    http://www.drug-rehabs.org/content.php?cid=60&state=Arkansas

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