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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) refers to the range of effects that can occur in an individual who was exposed to...

Know! to Promote Healthy Romantic Relationships

Download the PDFProm Season and Healthy RelationshipsApril and May are peak prom season, a time when many teens are navigating...

Know! to Have “The Alcohol Talk”

Download the PDFBig Moments, Real ConversationsAs prom and graduation season approaches, many parents and caregivers of teenagers are celebrating these...

Dry January | Prevention Calendar

Dry January has emerged as a significant trend, offering participants a month-long break from alcohol consumption. Beyond the obvious health...

Scare Tactics in Prevention: A Losing Message

It seems intuitive: tell children and teenagers about how drugs can hurt them, kill them, or ruin their lives, and...

Prevention Makes Cents

The misuse of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs costs the U.S. $740 billion annually due to crime, lost work productivity,...

Coalitions in Prevention Fact Sheet

Coalitions raise awareness of an issue, bring people together around a common goal or project, create solutions that serve the...

Prevention Works Infographic

Since 2006, the number of young people who drank alcohol has steadily declined from 31.0% to 19.9% in 2017, according...

A Case for Prevention in Higher Education

College students face increasing emotional and mental health issues, and colleges and universities are being called upon to promote mental...

The Strategic Prevention Framework Infographic

The Strategic Prevention Framework is a process to understand and address substance misuse and related problems in our communities. It...

The Strategic Prevention Framework Fact Sheet

The Strategic Prevention Framework is a process to understand and address substance misuse and related problems in our communities. It...

Prevention 101

Prevention is the act of going “upstream” to learn why a problem is occurring in the first place. It addresses...