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Brief Description: We plan on holding a mini half day Conference with a speaker and a presentation, from about 12-4. We also plan on have a promotional chalk wall that students can write different facts on, with posters and other information on this wall as well.

Brief Description: We set up lunch tables during both lunches and have kids fill out papers about why they want to shatter the myths about drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: We will play Jeopardy and do a campaign against vaping.

Brief Description: We will reach campus wide and community via Instagram and school website and the school broadcast

Brief Description: We plan to have guest speaker whom will provide education prevention and Naloxone distribution. Also, there will be a booth at the event handing out educational fliers and pamphlets. Both Middle and High School students will attend the event. We will try and collaborate with Tahoe Truckee Future Without Drug Dependence.

Brief Description: We plan to be a committed social media partner for National Drug & Alchohol Facts Week by actively promoting the observation, chat day and all other online activities associated with the observation. This is a perfect opportunity to create continued awareness about these issues with our social media followers. We also plan to conduct internal educational events with all of our current clients (youth and their families) using our residential treatment and outpatient mental health programming and collect photography from those sessions to help promote the weeklong social media campaign.

Brief Description: We plan to hold a social media campaign geared towards parents for information on drugs, addiction science and the developing brain, and opioids and other Rx pain relievers.

Brief Description: YOUTH EDUCATION PROGRAM, CHURCH BASED GROUP. TEENAGE CHURCH. AGE 14 -20

Brief Description: STUDENTS WILL SHOOT A VIDEO AND PUT IT ON OUR LOCAL CHANNEL. ALSO A POSTER CAMPAIGN

Brief Description: Middle school event to educate our elementary students, teachers, staff and parents about drugs and alcohol subjects researched by our Middle School students.

Brief Description: Anti vaping

Brief Description: Using traffic Wrong way signs to signify going the wrong way using drugs. Drug and Alcohol kahoots trivia Vision goggles drunken simulation Drug and alcohol fact table with treats and novelties

Brief Description: PSA's on the school news program. Posters, and information/game table at lunch

Brief Description: We would like to have an assembly style presentation. Audience would be a mix of 9th-12th grade classes

Brief Description: Facts & brochures presented guest speaker trivia games posters

Brief Description: Campaign to get information to the students about responsible use and effects of each

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Brief Description: We will be conducting an event during National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week as a campaign to provide preventive education to middle and high school students on drug and alcohol use. We will conduct these events in at least 4 different schools.

Brief Description: The SAFE: Youth Ambassadors will be sharing facts and information about the dangers of marijuana during the lunch periods for 6th-8th grade students.

Brief Description: We plan on posting substance abuse facts for the month of March, approximately 35 posts. The facts will be around the correlation and rates of recreational drug use turning into addiction which will be targeted towards students and those just beginning to try drugs and alcohol. We have around 20,000 followers across all our social media pages for our facilities.

Brief Description: We will conduct a preventive campaign by providing meaningful information to the students in our K- 8 grade school. We will have a guest speaker and a variety of interactive and hands-on activities.

Brief Description: I am planning a large scale, interactive event where students middle to high school age will have to opportunity to play drug education games such as JeaPARODY, take the Drug IQ quiz, partner with our local Sherriff's office to simulate drunk driving, and use fatal vision goggles to simulate intoxication while trying to walk an obstacle course. I also envision having a few speakers to present about opioids, vaping, and alcohol. I will also feature some relevant community resource tables with supportive information on recovery, treatment, and healthy alternatives.

Brief Description: Anti-Tobacco and Anti Juuling Prevention Symposium.

Brief Description: To make teens aware of the dangers with information.

Brief Description: This is the first time that I will be hosting such event for our school. I am planning on conducting an educational and interactive experience for all my middle schoolers as well as school faculty and staff in order to address this teen issue on underage drinking and substance abuse

Brief Description: We will be holding a luncheon to educate the community on the four substances that our local youth are abusing. We will also be awarding local youth and adults who have been champions and supporters of substance abuse prevention.

Brief Description: 150 minute coffee house social event along with 60 minute presentation on realities of substance use and abuse, especially alcohol and marjuana via Powerpoint, personal testimony and group discussion. Audience is grades 8 - 12. No other organizations involved, but A.A. and N.A. material also made available.

Brief Description: My plan is deliver chemical dependency and mental health to community and church members in the Chicago Heights area through interactive activties and open disussion. intergration of other organizations are pending

Brief Description: We will host online trivia questions each day through school email. Students who correctly answer the questions will be entered to win prizes.

Brief Description: Still in Planning!

Brief Description: Morning announcements and Academy of Health Sciences project based learning

Brief Description: this is the first time I have put together an event like this. I am not sure what I plan to do

Brief Description: We will make different posters and display them around the school for the entire week about mental illness.

Brief Description: Students will have alcohol, and drug facts read over the intercom during school. They will also be shown a video during homeroom. The video will be of a parent of one of our former students that was killed , because of drinking and driving. Students will also display educational posters about drug and alcohol facts around campus. The audience will be 1001 students (6th - 12th grade), and local community.

Brief Description: School based activities to culminate with an assembly

Brief Description: Anti Drinking and Driving campaign

Brief Description: Continue educating the community

Brief Description: Information table, posters, a poster contest, daily announcements focusing on a different drug or alcohol each day of school. Our audience is middle school students.

Brief Description: Providing education during our health classes to our 7th and 8th graders, and having information displayed throughout the school, along with daily announcements facts for 6-8th grader to hear.

Brief Description: TBD

Brief Description: For parents and children education and awareness

Brief Description: Event will take place in an alternative school (30) students and (10) staff. These are low-income students facing behavioral issues, substance abuse and mental health concerns.

Brief Description: To educate youth of the dangers that drugs and alcohol have on your overall well being. It does involve other community organizations, the audience goal is to have 13-18 year olds attend, and we plan on holding where teens are already. We plan on having something simple, where the youth would create a kahoot game and also a presentation on alcohol and drugs.

Brief Description: Youth leadership training, Underage Drinking, and Youth Marijuana Use Prevention Townhalls

Brief Description: Youth leadership training, Underage Drinking, and Youth Marijuana Use Prevention Townhalls

Brief Description: Inform kids and parents about drug user and abuse and how to get help by passing out information and talking to them.

Brief Description: I will be visiting 9 Teen Outreach Program clubs in the area, which is an evidence-based after school club in the area that teaches kids lessons in life skills. I will be playing the NDAFW Bingo game with them and emphasizing the dangers of using alcohol and other substances. The club is a mixture of middle and high school students.

Brief Description: We would like to do assemblies in the schools and look at bringing in resources to interact with each school, like a resource fair for students, giving them opportunities to talk with each and interactive tables about different alcohol or drugs facts. We will look at presenting to 6th-12th, also inviting families in. We will look at working with the Hidden in Plain sight trailer, and also local organizations for tables of resources or interactive tables.

Brief Description: During the week of March 30th through April 3rd our coalition will have a daily events table with educational materials and a sign up for a social media contest throughout the week for undergraduate students

Brief Description: Our Coalition will be partnering with the high school youth engagement to create a trivia game for local middle School Students with a poster contest on any of the information that was provided on the social media sites during the week of Drug and Alcohol Fact Week.

Brief Description: Students will come for food, dancing, and games large prizes will be given a drug and alcohol free night . 7th to 10th grade students in all school districts

Brief Description: I will do radio ads and newspaper articles along with small blurbs on social media and have our youth participate in writing the blurbs, ads and social media posts

Brief Description: We typically work with local restaurants by printing the NDAFW quiz on placements. The local restaurants use them throughout NDAFW instead of their normal place-mats. Families.

Brief Description: We will be releasing facts on our social media pages, website and within the local schools that we are active in!

Brief Description: A scavenger hunt (educational) in the morning with an open house with informational packets/take home flyers afterwards

Brief Description: Went into host Community Event open house with information provided and other activities an art contest speakers panelist

Brief Description: We plan to do a school wide scavenger hunt with raffle prizes along with a sober spring break social media campaign. We will target 9th-12th graders.

Brief Description: All coalitions covering 21 counties will be posting a topic each day on social media.

Brief Description: Present addiction science and the developing brain to 6th - 10th grade students in the classroom.

Brief Description: We are educating our community on epidemic of vaping, tobacco products, and marijuana which is very prevalent in our area. We plan to invite other faith based organizations, community members and leaders to come get educated on vaping, tobacco products, and marijuana which is very prevalent in our area. We will also invite with our local substance abuse office and local tobacco project director to assist us with this forum to educate our target office. We will also have testimonies from people in our community that have overcame and answer questions from the audience.

Brief Description: Rock Lincoln County

Brief Description: Church missionizing event, goal to help educate the public where to go and when to seek help.

Brief Description: Speaker at the high school for at least the junior class, combined with follow up poster/ info tent campaign and radio PSAs on local stations that reinforce the messages of teh presentation.

Brief Description: Student will facilitate workshops to health classes on E-Cigs/ Vaping

Brief Description: We have many different events going on: Morning announcements with data and impact Visual display with resources for addiction and mental health Assembly OM3D (similar to Every 15 Minutes) with 11 and 12 grade experiencing a mock accident and the aftermath of the accident due to drug, drunk or distracted driving Health classes teachable moments Mental Health Awareness Club doing an activity with concurring conditions

Brief Description: School-wide campaign to promote drug and alcohol education and prevention.

Brief Description: Social media campaign for our Facebook followers

Brief Description: Help others

Brief Description: Gotta meet with other community organizations to determine this.

Brief Description: We will play a game of Wellness Jeopardy! Drug Facts Edition as well as provide informational tabling. We will invite a drug prevention agency in our area to table alongside us. Our audience is community college students.

Brief Description: We plan to host a week long awareness campaign at the High School. Our Y2Y Club will take on a big role in carrying this event out. Our audience will be their peer students, and faculty who would like to be involved. Our plan does not involve other organizations.

Brief Description: Binghamton University is a public university in New York that serves a diverse population of students ages 18-24. For National Drug Facts Week 2020 we plan to release promotional information on top drugs of concern (Alcohol, marijuana, adderall, and e-cigs) as well as a tabling/informational event during that week. At the event we will have trivia questions for students to answer.

Brief Description: An opportunity to have our SADD Chapter educate our youth grades PreK-12

Brief Description: As the prevention counselor in our school, I would like to host a lunch table/awareness event during all three lunch periods (6th-8th grade) and allow students to take the NDAFW quiz with an opportunity to test their knowledge and be entered to win prizes. I will also display posters on the risks of various drugs and be available to answer any questions.

Brief Description: The RyeACT Youth Action Team (youth leaders from the high school) will work with students from the middle school and adult members of the coalition's communications team and substance-specific action teams (subcommittees) to create a series of facts/data points to "shatter the myths" about our 4 substances of focus: alcohol, marijuana, e-cigs/vaping, and Rx drugs. Youth will select the messages (a series of 5-7 per substance), and generate the designs. Facts will be displayed throughout the middle school (grades 6-8) and high school (grades 9-12) during NDAFW. Images will also be shared with the larger community through social media posts (rotating), print ads in the local newspaper, and student newspaper, and presentations to community leaders. "Research" to identify and select messages will be done by students (HS youth coalition members and 8th graders in the middle school health classes). Students will also work with the coalition's graphic designer to create the designs, and will be responsible for presenting the information to community leaders, and sharing it with youth on social media. We are also working on a possible component for elementary school youth that is still TBD. Adult coalition members will disseminate messages to adults on the RyeACT website and social media, and via print ads in the local newspaper.

Brief Description: The basic idea of this is the Students Against Destructive Decisions club members will get together on a Saturday to make or put up information posters about the dangers of drug/alcohol especially for teens. We will be putting these up Monday morning at school if we make them if we do not make them ourselves we will put them up Saturday and than watch a informational movie on The dangers of drugs/alcohol. Our targeting audience is teenagers in our school to help inform them on the real dangers of drug/alcohol use.

Brief Description: Our prevention team will have a drug facts trivia game set up during the 3 lunches and possible at our end of the year PBIS celebration.

Brief Description: I am planning to bring awareness to our community about the heroin epidemic in Ohio. The target are the parents. There will be two presentation one November 12, 2019 in English. November 19, 2019 in Spanish. Both presentation will be hold at St. Michael Church hall in Cleveland Oh.

Brief Description: I will be participating in the Drug week for my Health classes. The grade level range from 8th grade to 10th grade.

Brief Description: Social media campaign/posting each day, trivia gift card giveaway by challenging students at Loveland High School and Loveland Middle School to take the myth busting survey, having an information table during lunches at both LHS and LMS (grades 7-12). Youth members of our coalition will staff the booth.

Brief Description: Midview Middle School will hold a scavenger hunt. Students will have to find the answer to questions surrounding vaping throughout their school. Once all questions are complete, the student will get a prize.

Brief Description: Chat day

Brief Description: Poster and essay contest

Brief Description: We will host in partnership with our school based health center, a school wide health fair.

Brief Description: Hood River Middle School Students will participate in NIDA activities

Brief Description: information on drugs and alcohol at the event. Main focus will be on marijuana use which is most prevalent on our campus. We will have an interactive game for students to walk over to the table and gift card to raffle off.

Brief Description: Poster Contest Drugs Facts Chat Day

Brief Description: I'd like to do 2 events, one for my children's school and one for my high school. I will reach out to PTO and teachers. It will be displays, conversations and posters.

Brief Description: Displays will be set-up at libraries and during trainings/meetings sponsored by our organization. They will also be shared during Parent and Youth Family Support Networks.

Brief Description: Teens for Healthy Youth is going to engage in peer to peer education

Brief Description: Teens for Healthy Youth will engage in peer-to-peer education

Brief Description: Peer to peer education and activities.

Brief Description: Teens going to engage in peer to peer education

Brief Description: still in planning stage

Brief Description: Drug facts trivia contest during the lunch periods. Daily announcements, posters, hand outs --9th through 12th grade

Brief Description: We will create a display at the Elizabethton/Carter County Public Library on talking to kids about alcohol, tobacco, drugs and mental health. We will post on social media each day and show the film, “Resilience” to wrap up the week.

Brief Description: Candlelight vigil and testimonials in planning stage.

Brief Description: In the Chattanooga, TN area we are seeing our youth /school-aged kids experiment with illicit drugs for the first time. Therefore it is even more urgent that drug education and prevention measures reach kids before start.

Brief Description: Our campus has a prevention education program called dashh (drugs. alcohol. sex. harassment. hazing) where we talk about and educate our college students on these topics. We host various events from hands-on, and workshops.

Brief Description: • Increase awareness, understanding, and empathy on the disease of addiction, including the use of VAPING and HOOKAH. • Reduce stigma, distrust, shame, fear, and discrimination. • Encourage and inspire people who need help to seek treatment and recovery supports. Audience - Teens, High School, College student, and Parents

Brief Description: Pop-up events including discussions, workshops, and interactive displays along with giveaways to inform community college students and early college high school students who attend this campus.

Brief Description: Outreach multiple communication events to 6-12 students, parents and community involving other organizations.

Brief Description: We would like to have a Pep Rally on April 3rd. We will have games and fun activities. After each activity, we will share facts about drug use. This event will be for grades 6-8.

Brief Description: During the week we will provide educational presentations to patients, informational tables for staff and patients, and electronic education/awareness for staff

Brief Description: Youth coalition makes posters and creates PSA's for their school announcements, they say the drug fact over the announcements each day at school. Kids post posters of facts about drugs and drug trends specifically to our community. High school is the audience, we include local public health department and behavioral health department

Brief Description: BRACC would like to host a community event open to the public at the local town hall during National Drugs and Alcohol Facts Week. We would discuss the topics of drugged driving and Marijuana because marijuana is now legalized medicinally and recreational. So far, we plan on having a panel, information table, and open discussion about the health risks of marijuana. We may try and go into the Ludlow Elementary School and Black River Middle/High School to talk to the students about the health risk of marijuana and drugged driving.

Brief Description: We are training our staff on substance abuse so that they will be able to serve more of our clients. The issue has gotten so big we need to all stand together and make changes.

Brief Description: Prevention engaging with other students and providing information.

Brief Description: Educate students about the dangerous effects of underage alcohol consumption.

Brief Description: Youth Health Services AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer will be going to all local middle and high schools in Randolph County to host a Lunch N Learn. Educational materials will be handed out as well as goodies. Additionally, posters about vaping and the Crisis Text Line will be hung up around the schools. On our Facebook page we will also post an informational campaign with current statistics.

Brief Description: We will host multiple tabling events during the week in schools and high teen traffic community settings (movie theater, library, etc.) Audience would be teens, young adults and parents. We will work in conjunction with ARH Hospital, FMRS, Raleigh County Prevention Coalition, etc. We also have a huge event pop culture convention in our community at the end of April that our members will set up an informational table at. This 3-day event sees an average of 1500 persons and the ages are primarily 13-30.

Brief Description: Informational campaign throughout the week with info tables, posters, brief presentations

Brief Description: Students from the alternative high school will be teaching all 6th grade classrooms about e-cigarettes and JUULs. They will have an educational display with different chemicals that shows that chemicals found in things such as gasoline and nail polish are also found in these products.

Brief Description: We will be providing students, community members, and faculty with information pertaining to e-cigarettes/vaping.

Brief Description: We are running a PSA and will plan on hanging posters around the school and maybe have a scavenger hunt planned.

Brief Description: We are planning n. 10 meetings with students (16-18 aged) and teachers starting from 9/03/2020 to 18/03/2020. They will stay in ACFR TC hearing knowledge about Drug and Alcohol with staff and testimonials. They will organize a meeting with students from other schools and local administration representatives, on 2nd and 3rd of march 2020.

Brief Description: the events will involve a prevention campaign with at least 80-100 students per school and school teachers . However the campaign will end with the establishment of School Gold clubs which will serve to sustain prevention activities in the schools and other schools.

Brief Description: Our audience is drug addicts. They got a community correction order from the court. So we give them support and conduct awareness programs to help with avoiding drug users.

Brief Description: 1. Sensitize schools 2. Campaigns 3. Radio and TV interview 4.Press Briefings Students from 8-19 years.

Brief Description: The aim is to include students from the last grade in College, aged between 16-18 years old , and help them to perform a campaign regarding the risks of drug use in adolescence. It is expected that they can show their activities to teachers and parents, as well as interact with younger students.

Brief Description: The Drug & Alcohol Facts Week is scheduled to take place at the Crawford International School from Monday January 27 to Thursday January 30, 2020. The theme of the campaign is “Love Yourself, Don’t Drug Yourself!” The purpose of the campaign is to share information with the students as well as the larger community about drugs and alcohol. The emphatic message is that drugs and alcohol are harmful to them, both physically and psychologically. The campaign has adopted a student-centered approach, with various activities designed to inform them about the risks of alcohol and other drug use, in addition to giving them practical skills to make decisions that minimize harm. The use of an ASK-IT-BASKET will provide students an opportunity to freely ask questions about drugs and alcohol, whilst providing us with baseline information to help us design programs in the future aimed at meeting the students’ needs. To further promote the student-centered approach, the peer mentoring club is taking a leadership role in the week’s activities. The club comprises of Y9-11 students who are passionate about leaders and mentors in the future and what better way to give them visibility. They will be interacting with the entire Crawford community through the various activities in the course of the campaign. The activities that have been lined up for the campaign include wearing red ribbons and smileys, assembly sessions, a puppet show for the younger children (KG-Y3), video clips, and a one-on-one interaction between the guest speaker and peer mentors. Parents will receive either hard or e-copies of an information pack on “What every parent needs to know.” We will be hosting Mr. Denis Omumbwa, a recovering addict who will be sharing his story in both assemblies, on Monday (with Y7-11 students) and on Wednesday (with Y4-6 students). He will also have a one-on-one meeting with the school’s peer mentors. We have two other guests: Ms. Mary Ng’endo, program coordinator at Eden Village, a rehabilitation center based in Lower Kabete, and Mr. Joseph Kabochi, a team member at Teen Challenge and Founder of Reclaimers Foundation. In addition, Ms. Shazma Mukri and Lucinda Ochieng from Premier Academy will be joining us on one of the days for peer-to-peer information sharing. Ms. Mukri is the lead counselor at Premier Academy.

Brief Description: We plan to have in the week: a social media campaing, a photograph exposition, a workshop of stess reduction and game material

Brief Description: To equip elementary, middle and high school children with knowledge about drug abuse, dangers of drug abuse and skills for resisting peer pressure to experiment with drugs, alcohol, marijuana and tobacco. To promote awareness and increase communication among young adolescent regarding mental health and mental illness. To broaden the public awareness of suicide and its risk factors. Target group includes: students, teachers and parents

Brief Description: Data released by the Nigeria Bureau of Statistics suggested that 14.3 million people in Nigeria are smoking Marijuana with about 75% youths involved. Secondary schools students are highly involved in smoking cannabis due to peer pressure, lack of parental care, occultism and other reasons. Our event will be a 2 days event with the purpose of enlightening students on the effect of marijuana on their health and informing parents on monitoring their children. Assembly Campaign in 5 public secondary schools in Ibadan southwest Nigeria. We will be making use of materials provided by NDAFW to show the students on what marijuana cause to their brain and why they should not go near smoking it. We will be organizing a social media campaign on Twitter, using fliers, quotes, and information obtained from the materials provided by NDAFW. The purpose of this is to enlighten parents on monitoring their children against smoking marijuana and engaging in abusing drugs.

Brief Description: In Lagos Nigeria, we are reaching to 25 school of which we partook in the program and reached about 4000 student within 4 schools, this year we are looking into engaging about 8,000 student through Class Engagements ,Meet them in class and teach them about facts related to drug abuse. Make it as interactive as possible. Peer Education, Train a group of students and ask them to teach their peers. This makes the class to be more engaging and it will a great platform to create a DRUG ABUSE CLUB among others which include infographic and discussion

Brief Description: In akure, ondo state Nigeria, we are reaching to 20 secondary school of which we partook in the program and reached about 2500 student within 4 schools, this year we are looking into engaging about 6,000 student through Class Engagements ,Meet them in class and teach them about facts related to drug abuse. Make it as interactive as possible Class Engagements Meet them in class and teach them about facts related to drug abuse Make it as interactive as possible, Peer Education, Train a group of students and ask them to teach their peers. This makes the class to be more engaging and it will a great platform to create a DRUG ABUSE CLUB among others

Brief Description: dar a conocer los daños y consecuencias ocasionados por las sustancias en el organismo, y SNC.

Brief Description: Definition, effects of drug abuse, types of drugs etc

Brief Description: Program "Teachers of the Assumption facing addictions" (high school teachers) National Drugs and Alcohol Chat Day (9th grade) Presentation of students of the 12th grade health class on addictions to 7th grade students. Addictions workshop by 8th grade specialist. Testimony of drug users in rehabilitation to 11th grade students.

Brief Description: Sessions of the Prevention Program, "Choice", which includes 10 lessons, will be conducted in 27 schools for around 1200 fifth-graders.

Brief Description: Slum Child Foundation will be conducting a ten-day campaign in the slums of Nairobi, where each day we target to reach at least a school with a population of 100 students to talk about the myths related to substance abuse disorders and how we can rectify that

Brief Description: This organization mandate is to initiate public education campaign and develop an action plan aimed at curbing drug abuse .

Brief Description: Dynamic educational activities, promotions with information throughout the university, competitions and drug knowledge survey are carried out. Educational videos are displayed in the Student Center, where there is the greatest flow of students and an email about the various activities is sent to the entire university community (students, teachers and administrative and support staff). We have a population of about 2,500 students and we are a university that offers baccalaureate programs. We also invite student organizations to co-sponsor and promote the various activities.

Brief Description: Seminar and Street Walk