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Drug Prevention: more books (100)

Drugs, Drug Testing, and You (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Lawrence Clayton, 1997-09
Substance Abuse Prevention: The Intersection of Science and Practice by Julie Hogan, Kristen Gabrielsen, et all 2002-10-10
Drug Prevention - Just Say Now by Peter Stoker, 1992-11-01
101 Ready-to-Use Drug Prevention Activities: Curriculum Based and Reproducible for Grades 2-6 by Edited, 1999-06-01
Drugs for Relapse Prevention of Alcoholism (Milestones in Drug Therapy)
Amphetamines and Other Stimulants (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Lawrence Clayton, 1998-05
Illegal Drug Markets: From Research to Prevention Policy (Crime (Crime Prevention Studies)
Drug-Proof Your Kids: A Prevention Guide & an Intervention Plan by Stephen Arterburn, Jim Burns, 1989-09
Drug Interdiction: Partnerships, Legal Principles, and Investigative Methodologies for Law Enforcement, Second Edition by George S. Steffen, Samuel M. Candelaria, 2010-04-05
Drug Abuse: Concepts, Prevention, and Cessation (Cambridge Studies on Child and Adolescent Health) by Steve Sussman, Susan L. Ames, 2008-02-25
School-Based Drug Prevention: What Kind of Drugs USe does it Prevent? by Jonathan P. Caulkins, 2003-04-25
Drugs in Perspective by Richard Fields, 2006-03-16
AIDS, drugs and prevention; perspectives on individual and commu ity action. by Tim and Richard Hartnoll, eds Rhodes, 1996
Drugs and Domestic Violence (Hazelden/Rosen Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by R. Jamiolkowski, 1997-08

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RAND | Classroom Drug Prevention Works: But Left Unchecked, Early Substance Use
Classroom drug prevention Works But Left Unchecked, Early Substance Use Haunts Older Teens and Young Adults. drug prevention in Schools and Public Health.
http://www.rand.org/publications/RB/RB4560/

Extractions: Optimum graphic presentation of this site requires a modern standards-friendly browser. The browser you are using may not display exactly as we intended, but you will still be able to access all of our content. For more information, see About This Site . Why upgrade? Click here to see how this site's homepage displays with a modern browser. RAND Research Briefs Contribute Now Buy a Book Stay Informed Tell a Friend ... Utilize RAND's Services View the print-friendly version: PDF (0.2 MB) Visit RAND Health Project ALERT, a middle-school program, curbs cigarette and marijuana use as well as alcohol misuse. Project ALERT helps even high-risk youth. Classroom prevention programs can avert substantial drug-related harms with broad public health implications.
Tackling Drugs : Home
This is the crossgovernment national drug strategy website for drug prevention and treatment professionals and others interested in the drug strategy.
http://www.drugs.gov.uk/

Extractions: js_staticdir = "/images/" Directgov Help Sitemap Registration ... Campaign Home National Strategy News Events Links ... Reports and Publications Username: Password: Remember my name. I forgot my password! Subscribe to our newsletters This is the cross-government national drug strategy website for drug prevention and treatment professionals and others interested in the drug strategy. Content includes publications, events, Drug Action Team Directory, public drugs campaign resources, government press releases and the national drug strategy. What's New CJIP Update - the Drug Strategy Directorate Criminal Justice Interventions Programme team launched a new service in April 2004, bringing you regular updates on CJIP developments by email. Register now on this website Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy - Government's new partnership approach to tackling alcohol problems. Updated Cannabis Reclassification - Cannabis was reclassified on 29th January 2004. This section details the changes to the law, answers frequently asked questions and provides useful links and resources. "Talk to FRANK" The government's public campaign targets 11-21 year olds and parents of 11-18 year olds. It focuses on Class A drugs.
Tackling Drugs : The DPAS Drug Prevention Compendium
The DPAS drug prevention Compendium. The DPAS drug prevention Compendium (01/01/2002) Author Drugs Prevention Advisory Service. A
http://www.drugs.gov.uk/ReportsandPublications/DPASPublications/1033750735

Extractions: Author: Drugs Prevention Advisory Service A Prevention Guide for Drug Action Teams. This publication is only available on this website. Back to List Download Contents and Introduction (9.51 Kb) Download Section 1: The Problem (57.89 Kb) Download Section 2: The Challenge (58.16 Kb) Download Section 3: The DPAS Response (65.43 Kb) Download Section 4: A Model for Prevention (65.54 Kb) Download Section 5: The Funding Process (133.60 Kb) Download Section 6: The Wider Agendas (286.90 Kb) Download Section 7: Other Information (62.96 Kb) Back to List Related Items Event: Effective Strategies to Tackle Drug-Related Crime (16/12/2003)
Youth Program Dedicated To Drug Prevention - Drugs Bite
Stephen Arrington s Drugs Bite Statically many drug education programs don t truly change youthful opinions. This one works check my references.
http://drugsbite.com/

Extractions: Statically 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 1400+ public schools in 49 states. 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.
Automatic Page Redirection Notice - Victorian Government Health Information
Premier s drug prevention Council. The Premier s drug prevention Council site has moved. The Premier s drug prevention Council site
http://www.dhs.vic.gov.au/phd/pdpc/
Premier's Drug Prevention Council - Rural And Regional Health And Aged Care Serv
DHS home Rural home Business units Drugs Policy and Services Branch Premier s drug prevention Council. Related sites. Premier s drug prevention Council.
http://www.dhs.vic.gov.au/rrhacs/drugspremcoun.htm

Extractions: Search DHS with Google RRHACS home About us What's new Business units ... Drugs Policy and Services Branch Related sites Premier's Drug Prevention Council Enquiries: Tel (61 3) 9637 5953 The Premier's Drug Prevention Council was established following a joint Parliamentary sitting on drugs in March 2001. It aims to review existing drug education and prevention activities, provide the Government with advice and recommendations on directions for the prevention of illicit and licit drug use. For information relating to this page contact: Richard Adezio , Phone (61 3) 9637 4895
Narconon International - Narconon Drug Prevention And Education Materials
Narconon drug prevention and Education Services for Adults, Children, K12 Education, Youth and Community Centers.
http://www.narconon.org/narconon_materials.htm

Extractions: This introductory video explains to children exactly why drugs are such a destructive force in society and why they shouldn't be used. Bobby Wiggins, a NARCONON Drug Education presenter for over 16 years, offers a lively and engaging presentation that effectively communicates the message: DON'T USE DRUGS! Don't let your children find out about drug use the hard way! Let them watch this video and get THE TRUTH ABOUT DRUGS!
Alcohol And Other Drug Prevention Program
The Alcohol and Other drug prevention Program helps promote constructive lifestyles that discourage alcohol and drug abuse and promote development of social
http://www.metrokc.gov/health/atodp/

Extractions: Phone: (206) 205-6300 The Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Program is based on the goal of ensuring healthy, safe, and productive lives for all people. Our program helps promote constructive lifestyles that discourage alcohol and drug abuse and promote development of social environments that facilitate alcohol/drug-free lifestyles. The Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention (AODP) helps prevent problems resulting from the use and abuse of substances. It also increases the awareness of and access to services offered in communities, neighborhoods, and schools. Service provision is contracted through community-based agencies and schools. Programs and services
Alcohol And Other Drug Prevention Program - Reports And Presentations
Home » Alcohol and Other drug prevention » Reports and presentations. Alcohol and Other drug prevention (AODP) Reports and presentations.
http://www.metrokc.gov/health/atodp/research.htm

Extractions: Local reports The Washington State Survey of Adolescent Behaviors (WSSAHB) was administered among Washington State students. Statistical information on students in grades 6, 8, 10 and 12 who have smoked cigarettes, drank alcohol or smoked marijuana. The links below include King County and Statewide specific data. Healthy Youth 2002 Survey Following are the Healthy Youth Survey 2002 preliminary results for King County and Washington State. For the countywide preliminary report, the data is not representative of King County, but rather only of the areas of King County in which the survey was completed, except for 6th grade. Please see the Interpretative Guide that will help you understand and interpret the reports.
4/95 Summary
Circular number 4/95. drug prevention and Schools. Reprint. This circular has been reprinted. You can download it below in PDF format. Reprint4_95.pdf (350kbs).
http://www.dfes.gov.uk/publications/guidanceonthelaw/4_95/summary.htm

Extractions: Circular number 4/95 Drug Prevention and Schools Reprint This circular has been reprinted. You can download it below in PDF format. Reprint4_95.pdf Protecting Young People - Good practice in drug education in schools and the youth service: ProtectingYoungPeople.pdf Summary of contents The Circular: All enquiries about this Circular should be sent to: Richard Page
4/95 Contents
policy on substance use and misuse Annex 6 Drug or solvent misuse recognising the signs Annex 7 Summary of an LEA s schools drug prevention charter Annex 8
http://www.dfes.gov.uk/publications/guidanceonthelaw/4_95/contents.htm
Drug Prevention And Education For Children
drug prevention, education and training from Hope UK a Christian charity. Drugs Education and Prevention for Children and Young People.
http://www.hopeuk.org/
Drug Free Ambassadors - Leading The Way To A Drug-free Australia
Church of Scientology drug prevention in Australia. Includes program history, facts on drugs and specific programs to help youth stay off drugs.
http://www.drugfreeambassadors.com.au/
Media Literacy For Drug Prevention With The New York Times
www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/NIE/medialiteracy Center for drug prevention Research the general public; and 3) Consultation to inform public policy concerning alcohol, tobacco and other drug use problems and their prevention within specific
http://www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/NIE/medialiteracy/

Extractions: Media Literacy for Drug Prevention is endorsed by American Academy of Pediatrics Alliance for a Media Literate America Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America Go to: Go to: Go to: Go to: This educators guide was developed by The New York Times Newspaper in Education Program with sponsorship from the Office of National Drug Control Policy . It did not involve the reporting or editing staff of The New York Times, other than containing news articles previously published in The New York Times. On this site you will find a 64-page educators guide developed for use with middle school students. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer in order to view and download the lessons, worksheets and appendix. The material is formatted to correspond to the printed guide, so you can easily print out the pages you want. Without launching Adobe Acrobat Reader, you may view the material under the Introduction below: Why Media Literacy Has a Role in Drug Prevention The Benefits of Teaching Media Literacy Skills to Your Students Teaching Media Analysis Skills Using the Basic Medium of the Newspaper Goals of These Media Literacy Lessons ... Media Literacy and Health Links CONTENTS Click here to download entire guide
Prevention And Education - ONDCP
Central to drug prevention is the development and implementation of programs that prevent illicit drug use, keep drugs out of neighborhoods and schools, and
http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/prevent/

Extractions: Central to drug prevention is the development and implementation of programs that prevent illicit drug use, keep drugs out of neighborhoods and schools, and provide a safe and secure environment for all people. Drug Free Communities Support Program Drug-free Workplace National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign More Programs
"The Mendez Foundation - The Innovator In Drug And Violence Prevention Education
A substance abuse and violence prevention organization, focuses on alcohol, tobacco and drug prevention education among children and teenagers.
http://www.mendezfoundation.org/sitemap.htm
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 dont. 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.
Drug Prevention & Youth Safety Resources
Drug Information. Community Service for Suspended Students. Drug Statistics. School Tools. Prevention Treatment. Teacher Talk. News Events. Protective Schools.
http://www.drugstats.org/
International Association Of Scientologists
Describes the association and its programs to protect Scientology, and support education, drug prevention and rehabilitation and freedom of religion around the world.
http://www.iasmembership.org/

Extractions: Home The Story of the IAS IAS News Become a Member ... What is Scientology? Welcome to the official site of the International Association of Scientologists (IAS). The IAS is the membership organization that unites all Scientologists, regardless of nationality, into one strong, dedicated group. Its purpose is: To unite, advance, support and protect the Scientology religion and Scientologists in all parts of the world, so as to achieve the aims of Scientology as originated by L. Ron Hubbard. The IAS spans the globe, with members in more than 100 countries. In this site you will learn about the IAS, its purpose, history, and some of the many accomplishments achieved by IAS members in its more than 18-year history. You will also have an opportunity to apply for membership in the IAS. There are three types of membership: The free six-month Introductory Membership, Annual Membership and Lifetime Membership. Current Annual Members may apply to renew their membership on-line, or to obtain their Lifetime Membership in the IAS. Membership in the IAS means being part of that group committed to achieving the Aims of Scientology: A civilization without insanity, without criminals and without war, where the able can prosper and honest beings can have rights, and where man is free to rise to greater heights.
The Ad Council : Community Drug Prevention (Issue)
Community drug prevention. You can even help start a drug prevention coalition in your community. Get involved. Community Involvement.
http://www.adcouncil.org/issues/Youth_Drug_Prevention/

Extractions: Select an issue Afterschool Programs AIDS Awareness American History Anti-Discrimination Arts Education Child Hunger Childhood Asthma The Civil Rights Movement Colon Cancer Commmunity Drug Prevention Crime Prevention (Adults) Crime Prevention (Kids) Crime Prevention (Teens) Dating Abuse Prevention Defending Homes from Wildfire Domestic Violence Prevention Drunk Driving Prevention Energy Efficiency Environment Family Literacy Father Involvement Freedom Healthy Lifestyles Highschool Dropout Prevention Historic Preservation Homeland Security Housing Discrimination Learning Disabilities Math and Science Education Mentoring Minority Higher Education Mother and Child Nutrition Parental Education Involvement Seat Belt Usage September 11th Stroke Early Response Terminally Ill Children Volunteerism Voting Wildfire Prevention Youth Civic Engagement Youth Gun Crime Prevention Join with your neighbors and help make a difference in a young person's life and in the health of your community. Grandparents, teachers, coaches, medical professionals, clergy and responsible adults from all walks of life are needed to help create safer and healthier environments for today's kids. There are many ways you can help. You can work one-on-one, with a group or with people of any age. You can work to gain the support of community leaders or behind the scenes. You can even help start a drug prevention coalition in your community.

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