81. Links To Other Web Sites Related To Addictions Alcohol and Other drug prevention Information Project ADAPT is the Alcoholand Drug Abuse Prevention Team at the University of Missouri, Columbia. http://www.well.com/user/woa/aodsites.htm

Home New Facts Links ... Home Page Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Information Join Together Online National resource center for communities fighting substance abuse. Great source for news clippings related to AOD issues. Indiana Prevention Resource Center is a clearinghouse for prevention technical assistance and information about alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. This is one of the best sites on the web for online information. The National Families in Action has an ambitious new web site. It has an "Ask the Experts" section which is an electronic version of Sue Rusche's King Features syndicated newspaper column. You can submit questions and review previously submitted questions and their answers. Another section contains links to four multicultural groups which share a desire to educate parents and kids about drugs. The Publishers Group has put up a Drug info for Dare Officers page which includes a wealth of valuable information for anyone interested in drugs of abuse. The page in notable for the inclusion of many photographs of various drugs of abuse, and information on the legal status of various drugs. Prevention Primer "The Prevention Primer is an excellent reference tool for prevention practitioners. It incorporates the principles of a public health approach to preventing alcohol, tobacco, and other drug problems in its summaries of issues and strategies. It provides a brief history of prevention efforts and an overview of key topics, issues, principles, and approaches that have proven successful."

82. CAMH: Alcohol And Drug Prevention Programs For Youth: What Works? Alcohol and drug prevention Programs for Youth What Works? http://www.camh.net/about_camh/guide_ipalcoholdrugprevforyouth.html

Click here for quick links to... Guide to CAMH McLaughlin Information Centre Getting help for yourself Redeveloping the Queen Street site Health promotion resources Public policy papers Areas of research Key facts about CAMH How you can help CAMH CAMH publications Cross Currents journal Back on Track DATIS Electronic Journal of Gambling Issues Ontario Tobacco Research Unit Health Systems Research Unit What is the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)...? More Home Support CAMH: Donate online In About CAMH: Main Page Who we are and how to reach us Guide to CAMH Organization publications ... Contact Us You are here: Home About CAMH Guide to CAMH Initiatives and Programs for Youth at CAMH Alcohol and Drug Prevention Programs for Youth: What Works? Alcohol and Drug Prevention Programs for Youth: What Works? is a position paper that outlines research-based strategies for effective youth substance abuse prevention programs.

83. Acculturation & Adolescent Drug Prevention Adolescent drug prevention . Investigator Lori K. Holleran, Ph.D. Current ProjectStatus and Findings. The longterm objective of this K01 application is http://www.utexas.edu/research/cswr/nida/holleranPage1.html

Social Work Research Development Program for Underserved Populations "KO1 Award Application: Acculturation and Adolescent Drug Prevention" Investigator: Lori K. Holleran, Ph.D. Current Project Status and Findings qualitative and quantitative methodologies. This K01 will assist her in expanding her research capacity through the following specific aims: community-based sites often excluded by school-based programs. To design an RO1 application to develop and evaluate new acculturatively appropriate prevention approaches with high risk youth in community settings. Ultimately, the applicant intends to design specific interventions that bridge prevention and intervention with multiethnic high-risk youth. Further psychometric analyses examined: 1) the internal consistency reliability of AOS and MOS dimensions among ethnic subgroups of youth, and 2) whether AOS and MOS composite scores would differentiate among Anglo, African American, and Hispanic youth. As respondents answered both AOS and MOS items, it was possible to examine ethnic differences via a 3 (ethnicity) x 2 (AOS/MOS) Repeated Measures ANOVA. A significant interaction effect was obtained, indicating that African Americans and Hispanic youth scored significantly lower than Anglos on the AOS, while Anglos and African Americans scored significantly lower than Hispanics on the MOS. Overall, AOS and MOS measures differentiated ethnic subgroups of youth.

84. High Action Bikes School Assemblies Producing professional bicycle stunt shows and demos worldwide. We also perform drug prevention and bicycle safety for school assembly programs. http://www.highactionbikes.com/

SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES (Grades K-12) Extreme Sports School Assembly or Assemblies on Bicycle Safety, Drug Prevention, Anti-Tobacco, Healthy Choices for school assemblies. Our School Assembly Program Is perfect for: Red Ribbon Week, Bicycle Safety Month Shows, Bike Safety Rodeos, Drug Prevention Programs and Anti-Tobacco Campaigns. Touring Areas: IN, IL, MI, WI, OH, PA, NJ, NY, MD, VA, CT Learn more about our School Assembly Programs SAVE $100 by scheduling a school show to be performed November 1, 2005 through February 30, 2006. SPECIAL EVENTS (air shows, fairs, festivals, auto shows, etc..) HIGH ACTION BIKES offers the best professional bmx freestyle bike stunt shows and athletes in the world!! Since 1996 we have been touring world wide performing at air shows, state fairs, county fairs, festivals, auto shows, theme parks, and more. Our bike stunt shows feature real extreme sports athletes like Tom Rokosz, Tom Haugen , Jason Rodriguez, Aaron Frost, Kevin Porter, Jacob Marks , and Joey Marks wh

85. HCPS Drug Prevention Education The Harford County Public Schools drug prevention Education page provides linksto information about drug prevention Education. http://www.hcps.org/Academics/InstructionalSupport/content/DrugPrevention.asp

Harford County Public Schools on the Web Academic Highlights Academic Resources Curricular Programs Art ... Instructional Support > Drug Prevention Education Drug Prevention Education The goal of the Office of Drug Prevention Education is to coordinate prevention and intervention plans and programs designed to help ensure the maintenance of safe and drug-free schools so that student academic achievement will be improved. Funded through Safe and Drug-Free Schools, drug prevention programs are offered from grade one through grade twelve. This office supports teachers with training and resources to assist in effective instruction. Scientifically proven programs are utilized by Harford County Public Schools' teachers that promote character education, build self-esteem, provide resiliency and protective factors as well as educate students and parents about the dangers of drugs and drug abuse. For those students who have a problem with drugs, intervention programs are also offered. Safe and Drug-Free Schools supports student programs that promote a healthy life-style such as SADD and STAR groups.

86. Drug Watch International drug prevention and education site. Drug Watch International is a nonprofitorganization composed of drug prevention specialists, researchers, http://www.drugwatch.org/

Drug Watch International Drug Watch International is a volunteer non-profit drug information network and advocacy organization that promotes the creation of healthy drug-free cultures in the world and opposes the legalization of drugs. The organization upholds a comprehensive approach to drug issues involving prevention, education, intervention/treatment, and law enforcement/interdiction. Drug Watch International is comprised of a Board of Directors , state and international Delegates , a Liaison Network of representatives from international, national, and state prevention and treatment organizations, Council of Advisors , and the International Drug Strategy Institute The purpose of Drug Watch International is to provide policymakers, the media, and the public with current information, factual research, expert resources, and to counter drug advocacy propaganda. IMPORTANT NEWS!! June 6, 2005 For More Information Contact: Susie Dugan, Communications Director, 402-384-9212 (w), 402-578-5814 (cell) Ron Godbey, President, Drug Watch International, 505-259-8300

87. Alcohol & Drug Prevention - Health Service - Tufts University Alcohol drug prevention Campus Outreach Confidentiality Privacy Practices Eating Concerns Health Links SHAB Insurance Info http://ase.tufts.edu/healthservices/alcohol.asp?!!

88. PRC - Prevention Research Center - A Center Of The Pacific Institute For Researc The following alcohol and drug prevention related news articles are provided asa courtesy by Moreover Technologies. The articles do not necessarily http://www.prev.org/press.html

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89. Addiction Links Page View Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other drug prevention Trashed Addiction Research Foundation Indiana drug prevention http://www.drugnet.net/metaview.htm

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90. D.A.I.R.R.C. (India) D.A.I.R.R.C. is drug prevention and treatment centre based in Mumbai, India. It includes treatment, detoxification, rehabilitation of addicts. http://www.sanskritiindia.com/dairrc/home.html

91. ZI-Mannheim: Project "Drug Prevention In The Workplace" drug prevention in the workplace. Longitudinal analysis of alcohol conspicuousemployees A cooperative study with the Department of Occupational Medicine http://www.zi-mannheim.de/815.html

Address+Route Contact Jobs Links ... Intern Project "Drug prevention in the workplace" Drug prevention in the workplace. Longitudinal analysis of alcohol conspicuous employees A cooperative study with the Department of Occupational Medicine and Health Protection, BASF. Companies are highly appropriate to influence problematic or dependent drinking behaviour of employees as far as the working ability gets affected by alcohol. On this background long-term effects of medical intervention programs in the workplace are evaluated. Assistents: S. Löber, O. Klein Prevention by drug prevention in the workplace Efficacy evaluation one year after adrug prevention training programm took place in a large chemical company Assistents: O. Klein, S. Schreiber-Costa

92. Saint Xavier University - Alcohol And Other Drug Prevention Program Substance Abuse Prevention and Education at Saint Xavier University. http://www.sxu.edu/career_svcs/alcohol.asp

Home Student Life / Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention ... About SXU Academics Admission Student Life ... Athletics Quick Links Advising Admission Apply Online Blackboard Bookstore Careers at SXU CEP CLAWS Course Offerings Dining Services Directions E-mail Fast Facts Financial Aid Health Center Institutional Review Board Library Master Calendar Orland Park Campus Public Safety Registrar Scholarship Calculator Study Abroad Support SXU Technologies Visit SXU Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Program AOD Events AOD Mission AOD Program Goals Self Help Resources Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Program CCS Mission For Alumni For Employers For Students ... Meet CCS Staff Featured Links AOD Steering Committee Substance Abuse Prevention and Education at SXU Alcohol and drug abuse are major health issues on college campuses throughout the country. Saint Xavier University has concern for the well-being of our students and has addressed these issues with education and prevention. The Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Prevention Program was formed in 2001 for the purposes of educating and preventing substance abuse within the Saint Xavier University community. Brian Kelley, Assistant Director of Residential Life, is the AOD Program Coordinator. Brian has a degree with a specialization in substance abuse. In October 2003, the Vice Presidents for Enrollment and Student Services and Academic Affairs commissioned a University-wide Steering Committee Provide direction and oversight for the program Recommend policy for the AOD Ensure that effective and comprehensive education and prevention programs are offered to the SXU community, with a particular emphasis on students.

93. Saint Xavier University - Alcohol And Other Drug Prevention Program Steering Com The Alcohol and Other drug prevention Program at Saint Xavier University. http://www.sxu.edu/aod/default.asp

Home Academics Academic Affairs Committees / Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention ... About SXU Academics Admission Student Life ... Athletics Quick Links Advising Admission Apply Online Blackboard Bookstore Careers at SXU CEP CLAWS Course Offerings Dining Services Directions E-mail Fast Facts Financial Aid Health Center Institutional Review Board Library Master Calendar Orland Park Campus Public Safety Registrar Scholarship Calculator Study Abroad Support SXU Technologies Visit SXU Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Program Meeting Minutes Committees Academic Support Council Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Program Deans Council Faculty Senate General Ed Task Force Religious Affairs Committee ... Sabbatical Leave Committee Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Program Steering Committee Alcohol and drug abuse are major health issues on college campuses throughout the country. Saint Xavier University has concern for the well-being of our students and has addressed these issues with education and prevention. The Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Prevention Program was formed in 2001 for the purposes of educating and preventing substance abuse within the Saint Xavier University community. In October 2003, the Vice Presidents for Enrollment and Student Services and Academic Affairs commissioned a University-wide Steering Committee to: Provide direction and oversight for the program Recommend policy for the AOD Ensure that effective and comprehensive education and prevention programs are offered to the SXU community, with a particular emphasis on students.

94. Healthy Living - Drug Prevention drug prevention. Problematic use of substances is associated with negative social,public safety and economic consequences for all Canadians. http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hl-vs/drug-drogues/index_e.html

@import url(/styles/advanced.css); Français Contact us Help Search ... Drug Prevention Drug Prevention Problematic use of substances is associated with negative social, public safety and economic consequences for all Canadians. It may involve improper use of legal substances such as alcohol and prescription drugs as well as illegal substances such as marijuana, cocaine, heroin, ecstasy, the inhalation of gasoline or other solvents, or a combination of any of the above. As part of the government of Canada's Drug Strategy , Health Canada provides leadership and coordination to the federal effort to prevent and reduce the harm associated with problematic use of alcohol and other drugs. A key component of this strategy is public and professional education and social marketing initiatives with a specific focus on vulnerable populations, particularly youth Last Updated: 2005-08-09 Important Notices

95. Media Prevention Drug education and drug prevention not the simple answer While drugeducation / prevention messages have tried various approaches (from scare http://www.drugscope.org.uk/DS Media Project/media_prev.htm

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96. Drug And Alcohol Abuse, Treatment, Prevention At SAMHSA's National Clearinghouse Organization involved with prevention of drug addiction. Includes databases,research and general information. (Rockville, Maryland) http://www.health.org/

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97. WELCOME TO DRINKANDDRUGS.NET Resources for anyone working with clients with drug and alcohol problems, as well as those providing substance misuse education and prevention services. http://www.drinkanddrugs.net

HOME Home Standards directory Management resources Other resources ... Register for updates WELCOME TO DRINKANDDRUGS.NET drinkanddrugs.net is the web portal for substance misuse specialists and those in the wider health, social care and criminal justice fields who deal with drug and alcohol issues in the course of their work. It is also the website for the fortnightly magazine Drink and Drugs News This site gives access to: - Up-to-date training information - Research and guidance of relevance to good practice - Professional standards and qualifications - Staff management and development resources - Links to other useful sites and resources Subscriptions to and downloads from This site is maintained by the , in association with Wired Search the website DDN readers' survey win an iPod shuffle! Designed by Ash Whitney var sc_project=394927; var sc_partition=2;

98. NCADD-NJ: National Council On Alcoholism And Drug Dependence - New Jersey Offers addiction news and information source featuring resources and information on substance abuse treatment and prevention. http://www.ncaddnj.org

NJ NEWS LINKS Heroin use among young Jerseyans double national average Setember 20, 2005 - Heroin is used by 18- to 25-year-olds in New Jersey at more than twice the national average, and officials who released a report on drug abuse Monday said the highly addictive drug is easy to get in the Garden State. Heroin use among young rises in N.J. September 20, 2005 - Adults in New Jersey smoke, drink and abuse drugs less often than the national average, state officials said Monday, but heroin use is up in regions not closely linked by the public to hard-core drugs — Ocean and Gloucester counties. Heroin 'drug of choice' in New Jers September 20, 2005 - More 18- to 25-year-olds in New Jersey are using heroin compared with their counterparts nationwide, according to a report released Monday. Click for More Information Subscribe to NCADD-NJ's E-News and get up-to-date information on alcohol and drug addiction. GO Search the NCADDNJ Website Stories are an important way to create an open dialogue to inform, understand, and engage all people affected by the disease of addiction. Provide inspiration to others and

99. ADAPT Home Page Peer education group dedicated to addressing the issues of alcohol and other drug abuse in an effort to create a healthier university community. http://www.student.virginia.edu/~adapt

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100. Parents Message Includes warning signs, denial, teaching kids to avoid drugs and a product to aid commuication with child. http://www.kidsagainstdrugs.com/parents.htm

Parents, Grandparents, Clergy, Teachers Talking To Kids About Drugs Just Became Easy! Introducing A New, Unique, Do-it-yourself Parents Guidebook To Protect Children From Drug Abuse. Every President of the United States since Dwight Eisenhower has said, "Parents have to sit down and talk with their children about drugs." Religious leaders, educators and parents all agree. But no one has come up with a plan which parents can use to teach them what to say, how to say it and why or what they are saying is the right thing to say. . . .until now. Talk With Your Kids About Drugs. NOW! It's Easy, It's Fun and it's Important We believe, "When we don't teach children the truth about drugs and proclaim strong anti-drug messages in our homes and communities, a terrible thing happens. . .our kids get hooked on drugs." Michael J. Meredith, Founder 1989 Hello and Welcome. I'm Michael Meredith the Founder and CEO of America's Drug-Prevention Network, Inc. and the National Chairman of the Kids Against Drugs Campaign For Drug-Free Families. We Have a NEW Family Discussion System and We're On A Mission To Help Parents show their Kids how to CHOOSE to LIVE A DRUG-FREE LIFESTYLE!

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