Partner With NIDA for NDAFW

Let others know about NDAFW. Post on Facebook or Twitter; add photos to your Flickr, Pinterest, and Instagram pages; shoot a video; and blog about your event or promotional activity.

Post on Facebook About NDAFW

Need ideas for posts? We’ve provided sample Facebook status updates that you can easily copy and paste to help show your support for National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week®! Be sure to like the NIDA Facebook page and tag us in your posts!

Mention your friends, colleagues, or other organizations in your posts to spread the word even further!

Tweet About NDAFW

To help spread the word about NDAFW and SHATTER THE MYTHS® about drugs, be sure to use the hashtag #NDAFW.

Need ideas for tweets? We’ve provided sample tweets that you can easily copy and paste to help let folks know about NDAFW. Be sure to follow @NIDAnews and @NIAAAnews and mention us in your tweets!

Mention your friends, colleagues, or other organizations in your tweets to spread the word even further!

Share With Flickr, Pinterest, or Instagram NDAFW

NIDA would love to see your NDAFW images! Include this Release Form [PDF, 82KB] with any photographs, audio files or videos that you share with NIDA.

• Customize your Flickr, Pinterest, Instagram, or other visually interesting page using NIDA images.
• Visit the NIDA Flickr account for images.
• Share your favorite image! Check out all of our downloads.

Highlight NDAFW With a YouTube Video

We have numerous videos on our YouTube account that you can share on your social media accounts.

Blog About NDAFW

Have a blog? NDAFW makes a great post.

Need ideas for posts? Here is a sample blog post to help you get started.

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To see the full array of NIDA materials, visit our Order Free Materials page.

NDAFW Brochure

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The best way to get people to come to your event is to talk about it with your friends and community members. Hand out our brochure along with a flyer advertising your event to get people excited. Make sure you put all the important details on your flyer—who, what, where, when, and why is a good place to start.

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NDAFW Logo

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To use one of the following logos, copy and paste the code in the text box next to the badge into your source code.

GUIDELINES FOR USE

• Use of the marks is a non-exclusive license granted to the user by the agency (HHS). Such license (or permission) can be revoked by NIDA at any time, particularly if the “Guidelines for Use” are not followed.
• The National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® logos, badges, and widgets may not be used to endorse any commercial product or service.
• The National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® logos, badges, and widgets may not be used to solicit funds or other contributions of monetary value.
• The National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® logos, badges, and widgets may not be used in any manner that could give rise to the appearance of such endorsement or solicitation; EXCEPT
• The National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® logos, badges, and widgets may be used for informational, educational and historical purposes in connection with programs that promote information found on the National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® website. Any other uses are unauthorized.
• SHATTER THE MYTHS® is a trademark and service mark of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
• SHATTER THE MYTHS Logo is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS).

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Placement of the drugfactsweek.gov logos are to be used only as a marker to the drugfactsweek.gov site and a channel for drugfactsweek.gov content. The use of a widget or link does not indicate any form of endorsement or approval from NDAFW, the Coordinating Center for Health Information and Service, or the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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Monitoring the Future

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How to Use NDAFW Badges

To use one of the following web badges, copy and paste the code in the text box next to the badge into your source code.

GUIDELINES FOR USE

• Use of the marks is a non-exclusive license granted to the user by the agency (HHS). Such license (or permission) can be revoked by NIDA at any time, particularly if the “Guidelines for Use” are not followed.
• The National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® logos, badges, and widgets may not be used to endorse any commercial product or service.
• The National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® logos, badges, and widgets may not be used to solicit funds or other contributions of monetary value.
• The National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® logos, badges, and widgets may not be used in any manner that could give rise to the appearance of such endorsement or solicitation; EXCEPT
• The National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® logos, badges, and widgets may be used for informational, educational and historical purposes in connection with programs that promote information found on the National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® website. Any other uses are unauthorized.
• SHATTER THE MYTHS® is a trademark and service mark of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
• SHATTER THE MYTHS & Design ℠ is a mark of the US Department of Health and Human Services.

Disclaimer

Placement of the drugfactsweek.gov badges or widgets are to be used only as a marker to the drugfactsweek.gov site and a channel for drugfactsweek.gov content. The use of a widget or link does not indicate any form of endorsement or approval from NDAFW, the Coordinating Center for Health Information and Service, or the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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NDAFW spotlights BACODA !

The Bay Area Council on Drugs and Alcohol hosted more than 350 students in Texas City, TX on January 23, 2019 for a signature NDAFW® event. Community partners ranging from the University of Texas Medical Branch to the Prevention Resource Center and The Council on Recovery staffed 15 labs offering students a hands-on, interactive experience designed to increase student knowledge on substance misuse prevention and education and improve decision-making skills. The National Organization on Youth Safety (NOYS) provided planning and on-the-ground support for this innovative collaboration, which showcased the potential of community activation for shattering the myths of drug and alcohol use.

• See Previous Partner Spotlights

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NIDA and NIAAA have many federal, state and local partners working together to get the facts about drugs to teens in communities all over America. Partners include:

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Each year during the last week of October, hundreds of schools across the U.S. take part in Red Ribbon Week. National Red Ribbon Week is a unified effort, sponsored by the National Family Partnership, to promote student commitment to a drug-free America. It began in 1985 after a grim event in our Nation’s history when Drug Enforcement Administration Agent Enrique Camarena was murdered. He had joined the DEA based on his philosophy “I’m only one person. But I want to make a difference.” Red Ribbon week educates students about how communities can come together and make a difference in the fight against illicit drug distribution and use. The event is often marked with school spirit, can-do attitude and enthusiasm. The DEA is part of the U.S. Department of Justice. For more information on Red Ribbon Week, click www.getsmartaboutdrugs.com.

The GRAMMY Foundation® and MusiCares® Teens! Make Music Contest offers a great opportunity for aspiring teen musicians to use the healing and uplifting medium of music to help spread the message about the importance of healthy choices and the dangers of drug abuse. The contest asks young musicians to create original music or music videos that celebrate healthy and inspirational living, or accurately depict the dark side of drug abuse.

• Check out 2017's winners!
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• Check out the songs from previous winners.

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