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Brief Description: The event is a parent education program on stress and anxiety among youth. It will include helpful information for parents about unhealthy teen coping mechanisms like alcohol and other drug use. It will provide parents with helpful coping strategies they can teach their children.

Brief Description: East Alabama Mental Health along with the Youth Advisory Board of Lee County Alabama would like to propose a Day set aside to recognize alcohol related facts and education to the city of Opelika and Auburn, Al.

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Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Allow students to watch video on drug abuse and it’s effects. Do a poster contest, and hand out valuable information for them to take home.

Brief Description: Baldwin County Community Alliance (BCCA) The Baldwin County Community Alliance (BCCA) has created a fact page that contains current information on underage drinking, prescription drug misuse and other current trends. The BCCA has collaborated with the Baldwin County Board of Education (BCBOE)to disseminate these facts to all of the schools in the county. The BCCA will post daily facts to the BCCA Facebook page and website and share our fact page with all of the BCCA members. The BCCA will kick off its annual billboard contest focusing on underage drinking and prescription drug misuse the first day of Drug and Alcohol Fact Week. Bay Pointe Educate Yourself Thankful Tuesday January 22nd Thankful Tuesday for being Drug & Alcohol Free Banner Use Drug & Alcohol Free Facts Provided during Group I’m RED’Y to say NO to Drugs! – Wear RED from TOE to HEAD!!! Sock it to Drugs & Alcohol on Wacky Sock Wednesday January 23rd Walking into Being Drug Free while we SOCK it to Drugs & Alcohol Butter Creamer Gang Movie & Popcorn during group Twisted Thursday January 24th Mismatch clothes, don’t get TWISTED & Mixed up in Drugs & Alcohol!!! Speaker?? Free Yourself From Ignorance Friday January 25th Wear your clothes Backwards while walking Backwards away from Drugs & Alcohol National Drugs & Alcohol Facts Week Jeopardy Say PEACE OUT to Drugs & Alcohol Saturday 26th Make Peace Signs that Represent Benefits of Being Drug & Alcohol Free Set Your Future Sunday 27th Our Future is Bright without Drugs & Alcohol!! Wear your Future Career Goal or College Gear!

Brief Description: Drug & Alcohol Awareness to coincide with prom

Brief Description: Our SADD Chapter will be hosting an educational forum to discuss the issues of vaping and e-cigarettes. Throughout the year we have partnered with our local medical college to address this growing problem in our school. We will present Shatter the Myths to the group as well.

Brief Description: Kahoot and talk with scientist

Brief Description: The Dothan High School SADD chapter will have a guest speaker from the nearby medical college speaking about the medical effects of tobacco. They will then play a kahoot regarding different facts/myths about different drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Teen members of Partnership's Today's Youth, Tomorrow's Leaders will be posting info from NIDA's tool kit on social media each day targeting tobacco, e-cigs, and vaping as part of community education. Each member, along with staff and board members will be encouraged to share each post to increase reach throughout the week. The youth chose tobacco and e-cigs, vape pens and JUULs because of what they're seeing in their classrooms, along with recent statistics that support the rapid increase of e-cigarette/device use among youth. The group did something similar last year, but we did not register the event. The students picked the topic, then decided in a meeting by vote which messages they wanted to share.

Brief Description: Living in an urban area, so many of our teens smoke marijuana as part of their activities of daily living. This epidemic has to be exposed and no events are held in this area to reach out.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Recover Alaska is a statewide action group working to reduce excessive alcohol use and related harms in our state. We will host a week-long social media campaign addressing highlighting positive social norms and how communities can and are preventing underage and young adult binge drinking in Alaska.

Brief Description: I just discovered this event and want to bring it to my school. We are a small fishing community and drugs run rampant on the fishing boats. Alcohol is ingrained in the culture. I think a facts week to educate students and include games and posters would have a positive impact.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. A week of interactive informational tables and a poster and social media campaign sharing facts about alcohol and drugs, as well as actionable steps and safety tips for college students.

Brief Description: Join us to learn more about the drugs that are impacting our lives. We will explore the latest science surrounding both legal and illegal drugs, and discuss healthy alternatives to keep our loved ones drug-free.

Brief Description: I would like to spread awareness for Juvenile healing to Wellness Court.

Brief Description: An all school extended lunch event that will include SA community partner agencys with information/prizes. There will be games and give aways. The idea is to promote healthy choices by receiving valuable information while having fun. This is an opportunity for students to be togethor and have fun without the pressure of substances/vaping/alcohol

Brief Description: The Youth Leadership program will create a school-wide campaign which will include morning announcements, posters on the risks of drug and alcohol use, a bulletin board will be decorated, and a table will be set up during school lunches and after school to provide additional information to students and parents on how to live a drug-free life.

Brief Description: Hosting 8 events. A few class presentations, mostly information booth set-up for parents and students during community events. We service 11 communities. Our focus is youth and young adults.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. It will be an outreach event to all the high schools in Yuma, Arizona.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Poster Campaign; Information Tables; Presentations; Media Outreach

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Cholla High School's BreakAway Excel Club will be hosting a school-wide awareness event for National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week (January 21-25). The event will consist of: games and an information booth during school lunches from 10:30 am-12:30 pm, presentations/panels in classes 9th-12th, a school-wide assembly, and posts throughout the week on our social media platform.

Brief Description: Presentation using Opioids & Other Prescription Drugs Toolkit.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Presentation to Freshmen youth on the dangers and consequences of alcohol.

Brief Description: Providing a substance use prevention education workshop to a high school LGBTQ student group.

Brief Description: We are planning on setting up an informational table as well as a photo booth for students at a high school to come and learn about as well as post pictures that are against substance abuse!

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Queen Creek High School will be going out to lunch and provide information, play games like giant Jenga, cornhole, and connect 4, and have contest and games for the students.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will be holding a community forum, inviting adults and students to listen to a speaker who has had a history of substance use. He will be sharing his story and the effects that his choices have made on his life.

Brief Description: Assembly (activity such as a speaker, a presentation, a video screening, etc. with all or most of your school); Game (drug facts trivia, scavenger hunt, etc.); Presentation or panel (to a class or individual group).

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Our middle school youth group known as "Los Tigres" will be conducting a poster campaign.

Brief Description: Will hold lunch booths for both our lunch periods and have kids write down why they want to stay away from drugs and will have a drug trivia.

Brief Description: keepin’ it REAL (kiR) is culturally-grounded substance use prevention curriculum for grades 6-9 that has been proven effective for reducing alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use and increasing anti-drug attitudes and beliefs. kiR aims to teach students how to use the four resistance strategies- Refuse, Explain, Avoid, and Leave (REAL)- that have been found to be commonly used among youth. Each day of NDAFW we will provide a brief blurb on one of the strategies on our Facebook page as well as some of the resource materials provided for this initiative.

Brief Description: keepin’ it REAL (kiR) is culturally-grounded substance use prevention curriculum for grades 6-9 that has been proven effective for reducing alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use and increasing anti-drug attitudes and beliefs. kiR aims to teach students how to use the four resistance strategies- Refuse, Explain, Avoid, and Leave (REAL)- that have been found to be commonly used among youth. These strategies are used in our Families Preparing the New Generation PLUS program geared toward parents. We will provide brief blurbs about the strategies each day along with the resources provided for parents on our social media outlets.

Brief Description: Provide information on effects of smoking, Engaging children to create posters for contest and display of their understanding of smoking.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Posters will be hung around school with social norm facts. Information about the effects of drug use. Morning announcements will have daily facts read, at the home basketball game a table will be set up with trivia and prizes and more posters hung up around the gym.

Brief Description: Hosting 30 events. Daily Social Media Blast and Town Hall Meetings on Prescription Drug Epidemic.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Students will do classrooms presentations, a poster exhibition, and we will meet with the city council and police department in both town to provide current information on the use of Opioids and other Prescription Drugs for Little River County,

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Social Media Campaign- Prevention Information posted each day.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Drug awareness campaign.

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Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Resource table of local alcohol and drug prevention and treatment options and educational materials on drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Week-long campaign on campuses similar to a homecoming week.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Series of events that occur during National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week®.

Brief Description: We have a Cougars Kick Ash in the spring, and we feel the January campaign is a great way to reinforce that message via Instagram, and lunch activities

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Plan to create a campaign similar to that of a homecoming rally. Events and games all week long to educate teens on the dangers and harms of alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Our 'event' will actually run through the entire Drug Facts Week and will include posting of prescription drug/opioid-related drug facts using multiple social media outlets, including websites, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, electronic newsletters, and could include Live Facebook videos.

Brief Description: This seminar will be to help teens understand the facts about the importance of being clean from drugs with scientific help.

Brief Description: Social media blast to students and parents.

Brief Description: Focusing on Marijuana and Alcohol with college kids.

Brief Description: Vaping education with parents and students.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We want to participate in the Drug and Alcohol Facts Week. We are hosting a family dinner night at our Youth Resource Center (all ages welcome) to stress how important family dinners are to prevent youth from engaging in risky behaviors. We will have trivia questions on drugs and alcohol. We will also pass out our Parent Support Bags which include informative handouts on drugs and alcohol and lock bags to lock their medications. We will also hold a workshop at our Youth Resource Center that focuses on facts about drugs and alcohol. We will have snacks and other related activities on this topic to help engage the youth.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. 5-day social media campaign on our Facebook, Twitter & Instagram accounts.

Brief Description: Working with PTA to have an informational table at middle and high schools during lunch or after school. Providing daily announcements. Posting facts on ADAPT Facebook page.

Brief Description: Naloxone and Alcohol Abuse

Brief Description: This will be a Jeopardy trivia game with my youth coalition group.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. An information table will be set up.

Brief Description: Michael’s House Treatment Center, an innovative behavioral health treatment provider, is proud to announce the third annual LGBTQ Symposium at the Riviera Resort Hotel in Palm Springs from January 25-27. The national conversation surrounding the vast need for resources assisting the LGBTQ population aligns well with the 2018 Finding Freedom conference theme: supporting gender diversity.

Brief Description: Art Contest

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will host various lunchtime activities at various high schools in the area along with a series of memes sharing anti-drug messaging posted at local schools and businesses.

Brief Description: We are planning to engage on different topics for each day of the week beginning with: Marijuana - Tuesday 1/22/2019 Opiates/Opiods - Wednesday 1/23/2019 Methamphetamine - Thursday 1/24/2019 Alcohol - Friday 1/25/2019 We will be posting facts, questions and other related information on the topic of the day.

Brief Description: We will watch the video facts and then engage in Bingo

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Our club will set up an informational table at the quad during lunch. We will also host a mini video series about drugs and alcohol during lunch time in my classroom (minimum of 30 students participation) for the entire week. We will also conduct a poetry or short story writing contest about drug and alcohol use.

Brief Description: To provide information on the dangers of opioids and other prescription drugs, to a group of parents at the high school. As well as provide any other information we have available in regards to substance use.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Setting up a drop in Q&A session at the local Behavioral Health Community Center/LGBT Youth Resource Center/Safe Space for any public member to have their questions surrounding drugs, alcohol, tobacco, and mental health answered in one place along with materials to further educate on these topics.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Day 1 - Drunk Goggles Obstacle Course: Students will learn about: What is a standard drink, How alcohol affects the body and behavior Consequences of driving under the Influence and legal and school-wide consequences of underage alcohol use. Day 2 - Spin-the-Wheel Trivia; Students will learn about marijuana (edibles) and prescription medicine facts such safe medicine practices and about legal and school-wide consequences of underage use. Day 3 - Jenga Trivia - Students will learn facts about e-cigarettes, vaping and juuling and the legal and school-wide consequences of underage use. Day 4- Celebration - Students will receive incentives (popcorn and raffle prizes) for their participation throughout the week .

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Interactive youth marijuana and vaping prevention event geared towards parents. Speakers and activities. Refreshments provided. The event will be held at Madrona Middle School (17220 Casimir Avenue, Torrance, CA 90504) on 1/22/19 from 6:00-7:30 pm.

Brief Description: Campaign and display.

Brief Description: Review if challenges facing addiction treatment now and in future. Using the Opioids & Other Prescription Drugs Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Wednesday prior, Poster Contest announced Thursday prior, make a graffiti wall Graffiti wall goes up Tuesday morning Tuesday: Drunk Buster Goggle Games Wednesday: Drug & Alcohol Bingo Thursday: Drug & Alcohol IQ Test Friday: Poster Contest Winners Announced all are on display

Brief Description: We will be doing a presentation for middle school students about the risks/harms of tobacco/e-cigs and marijuana as well as media literacy to educate students about how big tobacco and marijuana companies are targeting them. We have a lived experience speaker who is also a local Hip Hop artist who will share his story and talk about choices to success. He will then build a live song with the students to relate to choices.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Spreading knowledge and facts on the effects of substance abuse and the youths bodies and brains. Tips for healthier and sober activities. Working together to SHATTER THE MYTHS® about drugs and alcohol!

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We are shattering myths about alcohol and alcohol poisoning on social media.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. CIA Coalition will host virtual seminars in English and Spanish on three days and each day will focus on a specific drug. 1/22 - Marijuana 1/23 - Rx/OTC 1/24 - Alcohol

Brief Description: Contest. Using MDMA toolkit.

Brief Description: Social media campaign

Brief Description: Using Marijuana Event Toolkit. Game.

Brief Description: This event centers around a multidisciplinary panel on the opioid crisis. The panel will consist of both medical and community providers of various specialties to provide a comprehensive view on the public health issue of opioid epidemic.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. I will be sending out literature all week from the website to all the students' school email. This will in life the fact sheet game, prescription drugs, opiods, marijuana, and how to get help with addiction.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Interactive murals with drug facts will be displayed at several school campuses around the county.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. A series of events all week including a game board door contest display about facts, calculations of blood alcohol concentration classroom activity, liver poisoning drug abuse classroom lab and lunchtime reaction time and coordination activities.

Brief Description: Awareness Poster, speakers, information available.

Brief Description: Marijuana event using the toolkit.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. I am proposing that Jan 21-25 (M-F) I (the school nurse), along with student help, prepare some displays in the main area pertaining to the 5 most common drug classes, listed below. We will cover one subject each day and have informational booklets and printables available to students. • Narcotics • Depressants • Stimulants • Hallucinogens • Tobacco/Vaping

Brief Description: Hosting an assembly to speak to students about drugged driving. I am hoping to get guest speakers.

Brief Description: Safe drug drop off/disposal and storage Health benefits of pro social activity

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Would like to have a “kick off” week educating youth on marijuana and other drugs. Having a counselor nearby to talk with those clearly affected and providing resources to those in need.

Brief Description: Goal is to raise awareness on the effects of tobacco, nicotine, vaping, etc., and get students to pledge to: a. not start using these products, b. quit using these products.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Interactive curriculum and poster campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Stress and Anxiety are everywhere these days, but there is hope! Start the year off on a positive note with the Parent Engagement Network’s Annual Stress and Anxiety Symposium on January 26th and 27th at Monarch High School in Louisville, CO. Sponsored by Sandstone Care, The Hope Coalition of Boulder Valley, Healthy Youth Alliance, Premier Members Credit Union, and Boulder Valley School District, the Symposium is open to the entire community – parents, caregivers, youth, health care professionals, school administrators and staff, coaches, the media, and YOU! Teachers can receive continuing education units for attending. Paula Nelson, Co-Founder shared, "We are all at the effect of stress & anxiety, but we do not have to be victims to it. This symposium will help you lesson the negative impacts and leave you resourced and empowered to take control of your life." Keynote speaker, Dianne Maroney from the Imagine Project will kick the weekend off with a unique strategy for healing from stress and trauma. Throughout the rest of the weekend, you will have access to 44 workshops, activities, and resources to take home and use immediately. While several workshops will be presented in Spanish, translation services are available for all. Breakfast, lunch, snacks, childcare, and scholarships are also available. Attached please find a brochure detailing the workshops, prices, and times for the event. Also attached is our event flyer for your perusal and inclusion on +++++’s Community and Local Events Calendar. The attached image can be linked to the registration page on social media. For more information and registration please go to https://www.parentengagementnetwork.org/event/2019_sa-symp/. With almost 18 years of service, PEN's mission is to support parent in raising healthy, happy youth. Their programs focus on managing stress & anxiety, reducing drug & alcohol use, raising youth in a digital age, building resilient families and strengthening family-school partnerships. Their gold is to help parents protect youth from life's risks and build them up to meet their full potential. For more information, visit penbv.org

Brief Description: Fundraiser for 20 years old who cannot stop drinking

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will be tabling with information for parents at multiple sporting events throughout the county.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We plan to give drug and alcohol facts in the daily announcements that week and have information displayed around the school.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. SADD Leadership Students will be read facts about drugs and alcohol during the morning announcements to raise awareness.

Brief Description: The college counselor will have a information and interactive table from 12:30pm-2pm in the student lounge area. Educational material, videos and exercises will be utilized. The assistance of the university police will also be utilized.

Brief Description: Social media posts throughout the week. Press Release in Newspapers Emails to community members

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Students will make posters and broadcast facts during morning and afternoon announcements.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. A multi-tiered social media event on marijuana AND alcohol.

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Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Substance Abuse Prevention Lunch Event.

Brief Description: Presentation from Dr. Ruth Potee called "Childhood Experiences and the Developing Brain: Preventing Injury and Promoting Health."

Brief Description: Hosting 8 events. Posters throughout the school stating facts. Morning and afternoon announcements each day.

Brief Description: Presentation.

Brief Description: Presentation.

Brief Description: We will offer different activities to include: Bingo, National Drug and Alcohol IQ Challenge, Photo Booth, and Chat with Scientists. It will be hosted at the Latin American Youth Center and will be open to community members interested in having a good time and learning facts about drugs. (Raffles will also be provided).

Brief Description: High school students will take the National Drugs and Alcohol IQ Challenge during our community meeting in school.

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Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will give facts and information about NIDA's Drug Facts Week along with the NIDA Drug fact quiz and fun activities. In addition, we want to invite youth and young adults at DC Job Corp, Ridge Road Community Center and Atonement Church in Washington DC to participate in the National Chat Day on January 24th. We will also share the Facebook frame and logo for community members to post for the week.

Brief Description: Social Media Blast of information from NIDA

Brief Description: We will give facts and information about NIDA's Drug Facts Week along with the NIDA Drug fact quiz and fun activities.

Brief Description: Workshop for parents to update on current state of underage alcohol and marijuana use. Strategies to talk to their children.

Brief Description: Join SOPHE for a Twitter chat during National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week. Learn the basic facts about how drugs and alcohol affect the brain, body and behavior.

Brief Description: Hosting a twitter chat to help raise awareness using some of the Q&A provided by NIDA/NDAFW fact sheets. We also marketing throughout the week to support ongoing interaction and awareness.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Twitter Debate. Shatter Myths Scavenger hunt and pledge. Can we talk Sessions (library) Guest Speakers and info sessions, Speed Dating game style alcohol and awareness talks. National NIDA Chat Day. Natural High Videos via Audio Visual department. Daily announcements.

Brief Description: Setting up an Information table in store plaza.

Brief Description: Just the facts take off from dragnet - Dressed as him - talk like him - walk around campus giving facts out.

Brief Description: Posters and information table with give-a-ways.

Brief Description: Tabling outreach event at the Florida International University campus student center to promote our "Cody the Camel" substance abuse prevention project. Outreach team will interact with college students to provide educational information about drugs and alcohol using games and free giveaways.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Class to class presentations, banner pledge signing, social media posts, and table with materials during lunch times.

Brief Description: We'll be hosting a free evidence-informed webinar for prevention, health and youth specialists titled: Vaping Prevention Plus Wellness. We'll record the webinar and make it available for presentation to youth groups across the country.

Brief Description: We are putting on a fun event with music, dancing, food, scavenger hunt, raffle and other fun activities which will include finding out facts about the dangers of drugs and showing young people they can have fun without drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: We will hold an art exhibit in the Braden River High School cafeteria prepared by the Artillery Art Club.

Brief Description: Retreat Executive & Medical team will host an open-to-the-community panel for local residents, schools, and companies to come ask any questions they have about substance and mental health concerns.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Scavenger Hunt, Narcan Training, Live Panel, and Movie Night.

Brief Description: COMMUNITY DISCUSSION 5:30pm Coming Together for Solutions: The Impact of Opiates and Other Drugs on Families. EDUCATION PRESENTATION WITH Q&A INFORMATION SHARING FROM EXPERTS Panel Experts to include Family Law Attorney, Families First Network, Mental Health Professionals, DCF, Foster Grandparents, School District Representatives and Law Enforcement.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. School-wide PSA. Youth Dialogue Day.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will host a lunch and learn with giveaways during the school week; make a class presentation to middle school health classes on drug myths; have social media posts daily; host our Friday Night Done Right event with a "Lip Sync Battle" with commercial breaks in between with facts about drugged driving, alcohol, etc.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Promote National Drug and Alcohol facts through out the week

Brief Description: Setting up an information table.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. There will be various events hosted throughout the week including an alcohol screening, late night climb challenge, "spill the tea" party, etc. There will also be a social media campaign to discuss the myths surrounding substance use.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. A poster campaign during lunch.

Brief Description: Youth in Action Trivia Facts Campaign- students spin the wheel and answer fact cards for prizes and candy.

Brief Description: Open house to show the public what we have to offer.

Brief Description: This event will highlight substance use and abuse, and offer guidance for those struggling with substance abuse and mental health. We will provide education on the current state of drug misuse in Jacksonville, harm reduction of self-management strategies and education on services that our grant department provides

Brief Description: We are going to have 15 non profit organizations where the entire School will then go and participate with their campaigns for an hour before the end of the school day

Brief Description: Hosting 120 events. As an extension of our Lock Your Meds Campaign in January/February, Informed Families/The Florida Family Partnership is celebrating NDAFW in schools across Florida by distributing NIDA materials to 120 schools and organizations, promoting the IQ Challenge on our website, in schools, and on social media and encouraging roughly 200 schools and 55 coalitions across Florida to participate in NDAFW activities.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will be providing facts about alcohol myths, defining and instructing on individual's BAC: Preventing Sexual Assault and Dangerous Behavior while under the influence; Consequences of a DUI in FL.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. The Teen Health Educators will be providing a lesson at Safe Place 2 B Shelter, as well as, two migrant health fairs in Manatee County that focus on drugs and alcohol, drunk driving, DUI's and the law, how to intervene with someone who has had too much to drink, and also covers the risks of sexual assault while intoxicated or under the influence. They will also be developing a social media campaign on related topics.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Sidewalk chalk campaign and short videos on announcements with quick facts.

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Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. An education campaign for 5 schools in our county.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Campaign using the Alcohol Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: Students will be in the lunchroom campaigning/playing games/ pledging against drugs

Brief Description: Poster campaign, classroom lessons, information table, inviting local police department

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. We are doing a social media campaign on Facebook providing educational information on drugs, alcohol, use and addiction, consequences and ways to get help on the road to recovery.

Brief Description: Campaign using the Marijuana Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: This event will be held during all 4 lunches. The peer leaders will have information about prescription drugs, trivia games, and interactive activities about drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will do a week-long daily campaign focusing on a specific type of drug each day. We will do posters, speakers, spirit day and live activities, and a video.

Brief Description: poster campaign; alcohol and drug facts game

Brief Description: Our campaign will focus on a variety of concepts and strategies. We will be hosting a NDAFW IQ Contest online (with a prize to be handed out). Prior to the IQ contest, we will provide information and facts via social media to provide information. Additionally, we will provide blogs and resources on our social media platforms as well.

Brief Description: Assembly; Campaign; Contest; Game; Social Media; Presentation; Display.

Brief Description: Set up informational table about the effects of tobacco, nicotine and cigarettes.

Brief Description: To invite families of our club member to participate in an event of trivia activities and have a guest speaker.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will have a poster contest, give handouts on drugs, and movie showing.

Brief Description: Community Art event / contest. Families and individuals will attend the event at the Public Library where art supplies will be provided. children, youth and adults will have the opportunity to create posters related to the "shatter the myths" theme and a panel of judges will determine winners by category. The winning posters will be displayed at a downtown coffee shop, the library, and the local art center for the following month. The winning posters will also be printed in the local newspaper and will be posted on FB.

Brief Description: Event for parents and guardians to join their children at the Club for interactive games and displays.

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Brief Description: We will providing facts on alcohol use among teens and how to bring those numbers down. We will utilize social media, billboards and local high school counselors.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Luella High School-during all the lunch periods 9-12 grade students will be exposed to drug awareness information. They will be encouraged to visit the table and tweet the NIDA slogan. In addition, during parent night (100 expected) the parents will be informed of resources for treatment in addition to awareness materials being distributed. After next week drug awareness will be included in group topics.

Brief Description: We will sponsor a Door Decorating Contest to Shatter The Myth, Lunch and Learn, Trivia and Facts Contest and Scavenger Hunt

Brief Description: Pro-social norms poster campaign in 9 middle schools and 5 high schools with data on Alcohol, Vaping and Marijuana usage in each school.

Brief Description: We are planning to distribute drug facts flyer during carpool line and placing the drug facts flyers on cars in parking lot of school.

Brief Description: We will set up a table at our middle school indoor fields day and will be giving out alcohol, opioids, and marijuana facts and the students will be signing a pledge to be drug free. the event will last all day and all middle school students will be involved and also some adult volunteers.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Poster and video contest, classroom activities, and drug facts trivia.

Brief Description: We will use the 2019 IQ Challenge Quiz to poll teens as they walk by our booth

Brief Description: Week long social media campaign presenting facts on the use of marijuana, alcohol, methamphetamine, opioids, and e-cigarettes (Juul)

Brief Description: Week-long education campaign--inviting teachers to use awareness lessons in their classes.

Brief Description: RADAR will post NDAFW messages on Facebook and Twitter that include where to find resources

Brief Description: We are holding an art contest to create a mural that will be going on a building this spring.

Brief Description: Presenting to high school students

Brief Description: The topic will be opioids and other prescription drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Prevention provider will set up a fun and interactive presentation. There will also be an informational table set up during the campaign for students during in-class free period and the lunch room.

Brief Description: Hosting 17 events. Students at King Middle School will participate in Life Education Center programming in our prevention efforts focusing on healthy lifestyle choices and supporting social and emotional development.

Brief Description: We will be putting out various social media messages educating the community about the effects of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Using our social media platforms on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram we will be posting an infographic daily with a fact related to NDAFW. Our handle on all 3 sites is @BeAWAREdecatur. We are encouraging everyone to like, share, follow, and re-tweet to further awareness!

Brief Description: Community Presentation

Brief Description: Facts and games for drug and alcohol facts

Brief Description: Campaign (educational, communications, etc.); Setting up an information table; Social media campaign.

Brief Description: The event title is, "A Call for a Community Health Response in the Southern Illinois Region." The purpose is to help our region's southern 33 counties move forward to prevent and treat opioid prescription drug misuse and heroin addiction.

Brief Description: Hartgrove behavioral Health System System will be hosting an educational group session for teens ages 12-17. The group will develop awareness of how marijuana affects the developing brain and body. The activity will include reading and discussing NIDA Drugs Facts (marijuana) pamphlet. Students will learn the dangers of drugs, including marijuana.

Brief Description: Informing students community and faculty about college student recovrry need.

Brief Description: Week long educational display in lobby of outpatient behavioral services

Brief Description: Educational Display

Brief Description: To use Shatter the myth materials by NIDA with group 12-20 yrs.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. We are currently in the midst of our city-wide underage drinking communication campaign called, “I Got This!” This campaign focuses on providing positive reinforcement for students who choose not to engage in underage drinking. The majority of 8th and 10th-grade youth report choosing not to drink, and many high school parents are communicating with their children about not using alcohol. During #NDAFW, we will combine "I Got This!" message on our social media platforms, posters, and community outreach throughout the city of Chicago, with a #ShatterTheMyths message that shares facts about alcohol use with teens. We will share the #NDAFW challenge and alcohol facts on our social media platforms and encourage teens to make healthy decisions.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Social worker and classroom teacher in charge of the peer conference program will be using the 13 12th grade students trained in peer conference to educate other students on the consequences of alcohol and drug use and abuse through posters, announcements, and handing out of facts on this topic during lunch periods.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Flyers with facts about drugs will be shared through school announcements in the Rock Island and Moline School districts.

Brief Description: Social Media Campaign for Social Interactions through Social Media

Brief Description: I would like to put displays in our waiting room and exam bulletin boards through the month of February.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We plan to not only have a poster campaign but, also have an informative, fun for all ages, drug awareness party!! We want to make it inviting, not boring, not all informative. We plan to have some great speakers, food, games, etc. All while informing EVERYONE of the danger and the severity of the opioid epidemic!!!

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Brief Description: A contest based around any/all substance use facts and prevention.

Brief Description: We will be hosting a door decorating contest at our Junior High during their advisory class. They will decorate their doors with an ATOD message, and a team of judges from the community will then judge the doors and the winning class will receive a pizza party.

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Brief Description: Display using the Opioids & Other Prescription Drugs Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: Each of the schools is having different activities. All are writing facts to be included in morning announcements. One school is producing PSAs to show on the local morning news, all schools will display posters and Shatter the Myths statements. (School names: Riley, Adams, Washington, Clay, Mishawaka, Rise-up Academy

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will be using our GTV channel to communicate facts each day to raise awareness. We will also have a contest each day at lunch about that fact.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. We Still Need Martin Luther King’s Dream Starting Young: Schools and Prevention Addiction Effect on: Local Workforce Innovative Practices in our Health And Legal Systems Recovery Rocks! Creating a Recovery Community Who’s Watching the Kids?- Family Day Candlelight Vigil

Brief Description: Game.

Brief Description: We are asking our partners to submit facts and pictures for us to submit throughout the week on the Iowa Department of Public Health's Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. School and community poster campaign with a family-centered activity. Currently collaborating with school personnel to determine in-house activities.

Brief Description: 5th thru 8th grade students will participate in a poster contest, highlighting the dangers of vaping.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Four classroom presentations to high school students. Test drug knowledge with Bingo game, watch a video and give handouts to students.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. The 8th Grade and High School YLC Members will be hosting a lunch and learn table during the lunch hour at the Van Buren Community Middle/High School with information on on the dangers of Alcohol, Vaping and other drugs.

Brief Description: Poster campaign in the school with social media posts to target parents

Brief Description: Collaborating partners to promote Facts on their social media site during the week

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Informational flyers/posters to educate students on the dangers of drugs. Materials will include facts about different drugs and will be read as a skit on daily announcements in schools.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. This will be an awareness campaign run online that will provide new facts daily throughout the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Presentations during FLEX classes; Assembly.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will be presenting information via posters on hallway bulletin boards, drug facts during morning announcements, classroom activities and informational flyers sent home.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Shatter the Myths Project - organization members explain why it is important for them, personally, to stay away from drugs, alcohol, and any other bad decisions that are offered.

Brief Description: I will be hosting a seminar on teens with alcohol and drug abuse and how it effects them as well as their families. There will be guest speakers and pamphlets (that you are providing) for information.

Brief Description: A mother, who lost her 7-year old daughter in a car accident related to drugged driving, speaks out about the impact that drugs can have on your life - even if you are not the drug user.

Brief Description: Campaign and game.

Brief Description: Speaker will provide handouts and lead discussion of new drugs such as juuls and e-cigarettes.

Brief Description: Posters and banners will be hung around school in each building Drug facts will be announced over the intercom each morning Table will be set up at lunch for students to visit

Brief Description: Youth will make posters on the the harmfulness of underage drinking and take the Drug Challenge test

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. We will begin each day with a drug fact and brief description regarding addiction, overdose, HIV, and prevention over the PA system. Students will be assigned group topics and create poster board presentations in health class. They will work on these Mon-Wed and present to the class on Thursday. On Monday, the students will participate in Bingo during the lunch hour. On Wednesday, we will have a school assembly showing "Chasing the Dragon" and having a guided discussion after the show. Students will be encouraged to drop anonymous questions in a drop box through the week and these will be addressed at this time. Students will be provided with an "I want to Shatter the Myths..." card upon entering the assembly and there will be a photo-op upon exit. Our community page will post drug facts on social media accounts and host an online IQ challenge for parents!

Brief Description: IQ CHALLENGE

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Social media posts concerning e-cigs and juuling.

Brief Description: Advertising facts about alcohol and drugs on social media and throughout our school and communities, potentially more once we get it all organized

Brief Description: Sharing drug and alcohol facts on social media throughout the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Sharing facts about drugs and alcohol on our social media pages during the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Share educational information on vaping and marijuana via social media.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Daily social media campaign!

Brief Description: Sharing drug and alcohol facts on social media.

Brief Description: Chat Day - 44 schools participated.

Brief Description: The event will be student led with expert panel.

Brief Description: Birth professionals working with pregnant and postpartum women using substances.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We plan on having an information table with brochures for students to take, as well as a poster contest.

Brief Description: A social media and education campaign focused on drugs and alcohol and their effect on mental health.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. A poster contest, information table set up in the school's lobby with NIDA brochures, posters hung throughout, and daily announcements.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. I am planning on having an art contest, trivia games with prizes and themed days of the week focusing on substance abuse-various substances - one each day.

Brief Description: Setting up an information table; Social media campaign; Presentation or panel (to a class or individual group); Display (series of posters or bulletin boards).

Brief Description: Actually, we are addressing more than just the opioids epidemic, but other drugs and alcohol as well. On January 24th, we are planning an all day event during all lunch shifts outside the cafeteria during which our members will hand out pamphlets about drugs, many of which you supplied to us last year. Also, we will be conducting "fatal vision" goggle demos for our student body. We are requesting our School Resource Officer & our Head of Security to help us with the demo.

Brief Description: IMPACT will be providing this information via social media.

Brief Description: A three-hour seminar relating to driving impaired prevention.

Brief Description: Students will be sharing facts on the morning announcements and on Friday there will be a "Teaming Up Against Drugs" spirit day where students can wear a sports shirt/jersey to school instead of their school uniform top to promote awareness.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We are partnering with a faith-based center for their Teen Night program which is currently focusing on Cyberbullying. We want to provide them with preventive information on Drugs and Alcohol as well. 01/24 will be poster campaign in front of the faith-based center and a Q/A session. 01/25- Presentation to Teen members of the faith-based center.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. An informational table will be set up outside the cafeterias of two public schools. There will be games, giveaways, information, as well as 2 prevention staff to answer questions for students and staff.

Brief Description: Pre-MLK Day Basketball Tournament and Resource Fair at Elkton High School. The Cecil County Health Department will set up a resource table with alcohol and other drug prevention, treatment, recovery support and safe disposal of medicine information and Deterra drug disposal kits. Other Health Department services' informatio will be shared. Drug and alcohol prevention games will be played including the Wheel of Misfortune, drunk goggles and marijuana goggles maze activities with the youth and adults in attendance.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Teachers in every classroom will share various drug and alcohol facts daily with all of their students.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Cecil County School of Technology students will be launching their new "Prevention Club" and posting various alcohol and other drug facts on their Twitter account.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Cecil County North East High School students will share various alcohol and other drug facts daily as part of their morning announcements.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Health Department staff sets up a table in each of the 4 high schools in Calvert County. We set up a Free Stress Relief Kit, the students pick up one of each item and the end of the table is information on nicotine and effects on the body. Nicotine is found in Juuls/cigarettes/cigars/chewing tobacco. We explain that there are different ways to manage stress than using nicotine. Stress relief kits have a sandwich bag with a list of items and why they are included. Rubber bands to remember to be flexible, Hershey kiss to remind you that you are loved, smartie; you are smarter than you think, card to write down things that make you happy, paper clip to keep things together when life is overwhelming, jolly rancher-to remember to laugh, tootsie roll to roll with the punches, recipes to make something for your friends and family (learn to cook), eraser-everyone makes mistakes, acknowledge them and go on, and rubber bands to remind you to be flexible.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. This a minority community.

Brief Description: Social media campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will present a community event every day for one hour to inform students about drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: The Division on Addiction is an affiliate of Cambridge Health Alliance, a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital. The mission of the Division on Addiction is to alleviate addiction-related social, medical, and economic burdens through research, education, training, and outreach. The Division on Addiction produces The BASIS (https://www.basisonline.org/), a free resource for learning about addiction science and resources. During NDAFW, we will host a social media campaign by tweeting short addiction facts derived from original research that we have reviewed on The BASIS. These #BASISbites will increase addiction awareness, reduce addiction stigma, and direct readers to resources for addiction prevention and treatment. We will post around 25 #BASISbites during our campaign.

Brief Description: We will be running your video: https://youtu.be/YlFDDB061i8 on all of our smart displays on Jan 22nd

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. PSAs over the morning announcements in middle and high school. Meme contest. Poster contest. Presentation to health classes.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. An informational table at the HS for the week.

Brief Description: Resource tables at local mall with an activity the patrons could participate in, as well as giving away free informational items in gift bags.

Brief Description: Presentation to young adults and parents on the prevention, dangers, treatment and available resources, information/programs on substance use disorder

Brief Description: The event will consists of activities, like an obstacle course and coloring activities, in order to learn more about the effects of drugs on the brain. It will consist of posters with different facts. The event will also have a social justice piece with video clips, posters and discussion. We will also have information table set up at the event. We will be posting on social media the week of the event as well before Drug and Alcohol Facts Week to advertise the event.

Brief Description: We will be holding a poster campaign and community discussion in Northeastern's student center in which students and faculty members are invited to come join us and talk about drug and alcohol facts, especially in regards to college campuses. Pizza will be provided.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Multi-day events will be held at the High School and Middle School. Events will include: students taking the NDAFW IQ challenge quiz, sending home facts about student substance use from our recent survey to break misconceptions, anonymous question box with answers to follow, educational posters for students to help complete, and a local resident will be presenting at assemblies to share his family's story and discuss the impact of teen substance use.

Brief Description: Daily Tweets using our health survey data. Daily PA announcements at the high school.

Brief Description: Video from your website, Know the Facts will run in the caf, media center and lounge all day on the 24th.

Brief Description: We will be launching a County Wide poster and social media marketing campaign on marijuana and positive youth decision making. Our positive campaign posters will be distributed to 10 cities/town of the 20 we cover in the area. We are hoping this message will reach thousands of students. The poster will be delivered to school all throughout the week.

Brief Description: The event is aimed at raising awareness around substance use and the associated disorders: how alcohol, marijuana, vaping, opioids and other drugs affect the developing brain, our families, and our future. Come see 20+ books in our collection donated by the CLOSE Community Coalition of Longmeadow, Mass and its Board of Directors: Shelly Warren, President Patty Gill, Clerk Terry Ditmar, Treasurer Anne-Marie Anetzberger- Kroisi Sean Baker

Brief Description: Providing 5 facts on vaping and e-cigarettes to area schools and organizations to be read during morning announcements, in health class or used in any way the school or organization sees fit.

Brief Description: We will have a sets on interactive games including an obstacle course. There will also be community resources. The theme is Perception VS Reality.

Brief Description: Two bulletin boards, one in health office, one at a main entrance, and a daily fact over the PA system for the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. An information table with an activity where students attempt to free pour standard drink sizes and learn about the dangers of overpouring, drinking too much, and alcohol poisoning. Trivia game during lunch where students use Kahoot to answer a series of questions about drugs, alcohol, and tobacco to win prizes. Informational table with a trivia wheel where students answer trivia questions about drugs, alcohol, and tobacco use to win prizes.

Brief Description: We will develop a bulletin board with facts and then also post similar information on our social media pages.

Brief Description: Morning announcements and monitor board displays with facts, info, and help resources.

Brief Description: Parent Education Class targeted to parents of middle school age children. This four part series, includes accessing risk and protective factors and fostering and promoting family communication. Children are included in the third session.

Brief Description: We will be hosting a jeopardy style game night with the facts of the week being the jeopardy questions.

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Brief Description: Bring awareness and bust the myths surrounding addiction.

Brief Description: Panel of high school students representing our high school that will listen and ask questions. This will allow for further discussion of topics that affect our youth today.

Brief Description: This event will have three components. The first part will be that all week there will be a series of information sent out through Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn related to the campaign. The second part will be a distribution of physical materials throughout the community to libraries, some hospitals, schools and other public locations. The third part will be a physical location where there will be an information table and a series of announcements and short speeches on various anti-drug topics which will be recorded and shared electronically through social media and then shared through YouTube.

Brief Description: 4 hour training with the viewing of the write off, followed with Q/A and in plain sight, and 1 hour QPR .

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Marquette County Cares will provide daily social media facts posts on vaping and marijuana risks for teens. The promotion will include entering a drawing to win a bag of books for youth when liking the site and sharing the daily fact.

Brief Description: Lantern lit, evening snow shoe event. D&A facts posted along snow shoe trail-Q&A at end of the trail-answer a question and get a prize. 'Why You Matter' event will also be included. Food, hot chocolate, bonfire. Local law enforcement will participate. Snow shoes available.

Brief Description: Youth Involvement Workgroup in L'Anse combined with the SADD group will have information available for those who have questions regarding alcohol and substance abuse and how to make Healthy Choices.

Brief Description: Youth Involvement Workgroup in Baraga combined with the SADD group will have information available for those who have questions regarding alcohol and substance abuse and how to make Healthy Choices.

Brief Description: Campaign using the Opioids & Other Prescription Drugs Toolkit.

Brief Description: We will have informational materials available to all patients in the waiting room. This event will run daily from January 7, 2019 - until February 28, 2019.

Brief Description: Poster Campaign, informational table, material distibution

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Multiple topics per day on our blog and social media sites.

Brief Description: Social media graphics with alcohol related statistics. We will also share these with the schools.

Brief Description: Light the Town Red. Chippewa County CTC will be inviting businesses in Sault Ste. Marie to put a red light in their storefront and post information on risks associated with substance use during National Drug & Alcohol Fact week. CTC will be coordinating media and social media outreach, and a guest speaker during the week as well.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Plan on doing Facebook Campaign, and over Daily announcements info. on alcohol. I'm planning to do an information table at both schools during lunch hours.

Brief Description: We will have information tables set up at all three of our locations in St. Clair County. We will share graphics and information on our social media accounts as well.

Brief Description: Educational and resource table for marijuana, alcohol, and opioids. Will have a driving simulator on site.

Brief Description: We will be hosting a "lunch and Learn" Event during Middle and High School lunches. High School students will talk to their peers about the dangers of underage drinking and about how drinking before the age of 21 effects your brain development. We will also have giveaways and information availble for the students to take.

Brief Description: To spread awareness and educate youth about the myths associated with drug use and how it relates to wellness, employability, job retention and consumer health.

Brief Description: Our Photovoice topic is alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs, including vaping. The youth take pictures and we display them as a community event. It offers the youth the chance to speak-up and be heard.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Educate as many as possible at a local urban inner-city event where opiates like prescription painkillers are often viewed as having monetary value in the streets.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. A Substance Abuse Awareness Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Set up an information table and have a survey to provide for our youth in the school.

Brief Description: We are hosting both a social media compaign on alcohol, marijuana and opioids as well as putting together an education quiz at the physicians office check in. There are food and prizes just for participating and a raffle for all who do. The quiz provides education about misuse of alcohol, marijuana and opioids. At the actual appointment youth and parent information packets will be handed out.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Area art students will make posters containing drug facts to post around their schools. Pictures of the posters will also be highlighted on our Facebook page.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. In support of NDAFW OROSC will provide information on the following topics (these are OROSC’s priorities). • Alcohol • Prescription Drugs / Opioids / Heroin • Tobacco and Electronic Nicotine Devices • Marijuana The booth is intended to be a resource station for professionals. The intended audience is employees that work in the Lewis Cass state office building or any visitors that may see the booth in the lobby.

Brief Description: Hosting 12 events. On January 17th we will be airing a special National Drug Facts Week broadcast of our television show The Urban Review, which airs on WHPR Detroit. This campaign will be viewable on youtube, Roku media streaming, and broadcast television. Addition throughout the week of the 21st CUYFD will be conducting a social media blitz across all of our social media networks.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Social media campaign on alcohol, marijuana, vaping, tobacco, opioids, and Rx drugs.

Brief Description: Open information table and video screening for NDAFW during lunch period at high school on 1/23/18.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Students are currently determining their activity choices but will include an informational table.

Brief Description: We like to reach out tho the public -let them know about current trends

Brief Description: We are challenging students to pledge for 100 hours they will abstain from drinking alcohol. The Challenge takes place over a period of days that is normally high risk. Starts 12:00pm Feb 14th, and goes to 4:00pm Feb 17th.

Brief Description: Press Conference, inviting media & social media posts.

Brief Description: Exceptionalism on Opioids and other Prescription Drugs. Thank You.

Brief Description: Teaching five classes with 20 students per class.

Brief Description: Setting up an information table at Mississippi University for Women, a local university, to hand out facts and answer questions on underage drinking and prescription drug abuse.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We are actually planning on doing several different things. On Wednesday Jan 23rd, we will be doing a presentation/"Did You Know" activity with the teens at our club. They will be giving out informational packets they put together to parents & others in community. We will have another presentation/activity/& speaker on Jan 28th to encourage teens to become educated & educate others on the importance of avoiding alcohol & drugs. We will also be continuously working on a social media/media campaign by trying to create a billboard (possibly commercial) to educate the community on the negative consequences of using alcohol & drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will be hosting an event daily from 10-2pm with valuable educational information about drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 15 events. Health class.

Brief Description: The Missouri Substance Use Network will host its annual Prevention Day at the Capitol on January 23rd. We will meet with legislators, provide information on Tobacco 21 and prevention, share success stories, and showcase community coalition's efforts.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. To educate the community around our organization about the need for drug and alcohol prevention.

Brief Description: Goal: Increase the awareness of Moving Towards a More Responsive Substance Use Disorder Continuum of Care - A Comprehensive Community Needs Assessment of Kansas City Metropolitan African Americans. Objectives: Identify and engage key partners; Outline activity based on sound learning and effective teaching strategies; Create and provide advocacy opportunities.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Game.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will have a drug or alcohol awareness fact on our daily announcements. We will give a fact and then have a question that students can answer. They can put their answers in a drawing and each day we will select a winner. We will have an assembly with guest speakers and have an interactive session with drunk goggles, tricycles, seat belt enforcer and sobriety tests. We are working with local organizers such as the Missouri Highway Patrol, Think First, and MoDOT.

Brief Description: Social Media campaign to provide drug/alcohol education and offer free screenings

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will be having consumers to make posters and door decorations on the facts about drugs and alcohol. Also, we will be having a professional speaker to the group on the 12 steps. The presenter is our Certified Peer Specialist who has been in recovery for 17 years. He will do a three-day presentation for 2 hours a day.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. SEMOBH will be providing facts about drugs every day of National Drug Facts Week on our Facebook. We will also be providing a booth for staff and clients with educational information.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Announcing each day during morning announcement drug facts over the intercom.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will be holding daily FREE and private question/answer sessions for those who want or need to enter an alternative Biblical recovery. These video sessions will be scheduled with each participant. We will conduct 5 sessions per day, between Jan 22nd and 26th. We believe that everyone has the right to a Christ-centered recovery. We are non-disease theorists and non-12 Steps. We stand on the Word of God.

Brief Description: Hosting 15 events. Radio and newspaper media event outlining the importance of parents talking to their kids about substance use.

Brief Description: Presenter in all health classes

Brief Description: Be the Change 406 Youth Coalition will present substance use information during the all school "Vision Zero" (vision zero deaths on Montana Highways) event at Beaverhead County High School. The youth will have an informational booth set up for classmates to come and discuss challenges (peer pressure, low perception of harm, social hosting, etc.). Youth collation will host an interactive table where students can write down their thoughts and concerns. There will also be informational sheets available for participants. A prevention specialist will be there to answer students questions regarding substances and use. This event is just one day of the week long prevention strategy of activities planned by the youth coalition raise awareness regarding substance use among youth. The youth coalition is a new group, this will also be an opportunity for the coalition to meet students and inform them of the coalition goals, membership, etc.

Brief Description: The event will be an information table at Willard Alternative High School promoting drug FACTS and a prevention activity. Announcements will be made every day of the week containing a drug fact. The students will be invited to take the drug challenge quiz and encouraged to talk freely about what they know about drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We are going to incorporate as much as we can to really drill in all avenues this week and start the conversations, drugged driving, alcohol, tobacco and marijuana.

Brief Description: In office education as well as Substance Use education classes.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Alcohol Literacy Challenge - evidenced-based presentation.

Brief Description: Education of students in the public school

Brief Description: We are going to include all substances frequently abused: alcohol, tobacco, illegal and prescribed drugs, dangers of over using as part of an outreach awareness on social media and encourage people to come to our office for more materials to educate themselves on different substances, their dangers (especially date rape drugs, which we have here often lately), and resources and referrals to local, state, and national sources.

Brief Description: This will be a 90-minute webinar on marijuana and youth pharmacology for substance abuse prevention practitioners.

Brief Description: Video contest between members.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Community Collaborative in conjunction with Faces and Voices of Recovery, SAMHSA, BRSS TACS.

Brief Description: Cultural Diversity in Native American Country: Addiction, Trauma, and Sexual Violence This workshop will discuss cultural diversity in Native Country and will address gambling, drugs, alcohol, and other addictions from a historical and clinical perspective. Clinical issues concerning generational trauma and behavior that have a large impact on sexual violence and trauma that have been suppressed by all genders. Additional focus will be on the current #MeToo movement and identifying ways to create solutions and strengthen advocacy. Presenter: Sydney Smith, PhD Candidate, LPC, LADC, CPGC-S

Brief Description: Cultural Diversity in Native American Country: Addiction, Trauma, and Sexual Violence This workshop will discuss cultural diversity in Native Country and will address gambling, drugs, alcohol, and other addictions from a historical and clinical perspective. Clinical issues concerning generational trauma and behavior that have a large impact on sexual violence and trauma that have been suppressed by all genders. Additional focus will be on the current #MeToo movement and identifying ways to create solutions and strengthen advocacy. Presenter: Sydney Smith, PhD Candidate, LPC, LADC, CPGC-S

Brief Description: This event will be marketed to the sophomore class as they are new drivers.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Training day for regional youth groups followed by radio spot development and other messaging.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Community Vaping Presentation, informational campaign and display.

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Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Fact each day for 1 week, poster campaign, Feb 2019 student/faculty basketball game.

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Brief Description: We will be doing social media blasts with facts and statistics, and video messages surrounding the opioid and other prescription drug epidemic. We will hopefully end the week with a social media pledge and hashtag. The goal is to reach at least 200 students, but hopefully many more.

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Brief Description: Our Alliance holds an annual Open House for the community to recruit more members to our alliance as well as provide an educational speaker to address a trending topic related to drug and alcohol issues in the community as well as of national concern.

Brief Description: I would like to have information presented on either Marijuana Usage, Prescription/Opioid Abuse, or Underage Alcohol Usage. It will be presented to high school students between 9th and 12th grade and will allow them an opportunity to ask questions and comment. I am not sure if it will be a multiday event yet.

Brief Description: Create a banner for students to sign in the cafeteria and then display it in the school

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will be holding 2 Lunch n Learns, an Art Contest and Chat Day.

Brief Description: Locker Slam, we will post small notes on every student's locker in the middle school that have facts that bust myths about ATOD

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We plan to provide a myth-busting fact every morning during announcements during NDAFW in both our middle school and high school. Every day during NDAFW on our social media outlets we will be posting facts, video, and link to NIDA to help educate everyone and provide them with the facts about drugs and alcohol. During lunch, we plan to play videos on the TVs and interact with students by quizzing them on the myths and facts of ATOD products.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Announcements, video, and quiz.

Brief Description: Social media campaign; Display (series of posters or bulletin boards).

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. We will be running a social media campaign over the course of the week. Booklets and toolkits will be posted on social media every day during the week.

Brief Description: FREE Game Night with prizes for 7th & 8th grade students alongside The Kearny Teen Prevention Coalition and The Kearny Prevention Coalition.

Brief Description: We are inviting 7th and 8th-grade students to participate in a game night with Drug facts bingo, regular bingo and other games. Snacks will be provided and small prizes will be given. The event will be run by our high school youth members.

Brief Description: Display (series of posters or bulletin boards).

Brief Description: An interactive evening highlighting the recreation of a teenager’s bedroom in which various drug paraphernalia or “stash items” are hidden. Parents/guardians are encouraged to walk through and search with the awareness that some items may not be what they seem. The event includes a presentation identifying and explaining some of the items the audience discovered and how parents may be unaware of the item’s potential uses. This program is available for different parent associations/groups, school parent events, etc.

Brief Description: An interactive evening highlighting the recreation of a teenager’s bedroom in which various drug paraphernalia or “stash items” are hidden. Parents/guardians are encouraged to walk through and search with the awareness that some items may not be what they seem. The event includes a presentation identifying and explaining some of the items the audience discovered and how parents may be unaware of the item’s potential uses. This program is available for different parent associations/groups, school parent events, etc.

Brief Description: Educate consumers on harms of tobacco use

Brief Description: We will show NIDA videos to our Youth Task Force and talk about myths the media portrays to them.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Series of events through the week - Chalking of Facts and Natural Highs, morning announcements, trivia during lunch periods, writing a PSA, and uplifting music followed by a fact.

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Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. BY2Y "Unmasking Marijuana" and AOD's Challenge. Participants and community members will have the opportunity to increase their knowledge of the dangers of marijuana and other AOD's through interactive challenges, scavenger hunts and dialogues on January 17, 18, 22, 23 and 24. Our mystery restaurant partner will be offering "Knowledge Nuggets" (chicken nuggets) to all students, in grades 6 - 12, that take the National Drug & Alcohol IQ Challenge onsite on January 21 from 4 - 6:30 PM.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Tobacco, Information table using the Nicotine, & E-Cigarettes Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: GTPD LEAD instructors will be teaching a lesson on the dangers of vaping and introduce our new Vaping Educational Board 630-730pm

Brief Description: In an effort to reduce Under-age Drinking the Evesham Municipal Alliance on Drug Abuse is sponsoring the nationally recognized program, Natural Helpers. A two day workshop is being offered for the selected Natural Helpers who will in turn impact the entire school population. They will learn how to recognize their limits (in serious situations such as alcohol, other drugs, depression, abuse, suicide) in helping their peers and refer to the appropriate adult helping resources.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Classroom presentation on TOO GOOD FOR DRUGS.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. STAND Up and REBEL and Health Classes will take the 2019 National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week IQ Challenge and played the Facts Week Bingo. https: teens.drugabuse.gov Members watched the online videos. Members distributed information during lunches for the National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week. Posters of the National Drug and Alcohol IQ Challenge questions with answers circled on display.

Brief Description: We will hold a "locker slam" event where education drug and alcohol facts will be posted onto lockers.

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Brief Description: We are holding a trivia scavenger hunt throughout our office. There will be 3 facts hidden per day. Those who find the facts will do a little research and then answer the question to share with staff.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. The Ocean County Health Department (OCHD) will be hosting a National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week social media campaign. Each day of the week we will provide information on various topics including OCHD Alcohol and Drug programs, vaping and tobacco, alcohol, and promotion of our 3d drinking and driving event, and opioids. The final day we will be posting an "ask the expert" video post answering FAQs from our community.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. The Students will be taking the NDAFW IQ challenge during their health classes during that week. The Stand Up And Rebel group will also be presenting an activity during school lunches the first Thursday in February.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Presentation to Residence Life staff.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. This is a teacher-led discussion with students. We'll identify and discuss the pros and cons of different drugs and how they affect behavior and cognition, especially during teenager development.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Randolph Township Schools will be promoting Drug and Alcohol Facts Week with a Twitter blitz of facts, PSA’s during our morning announcements and updated posters and bulletin boards.

Brief Description: Chat Day

Brief Description: I intend to spearhead a community event and partnering with NGO, Locsl Law Enforcement, and City agencies to gather in a family atmosphere community event. Which entails informational boothd about resources where to seek help.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Utilizing online free materials along with local information to be disseminated throughout the high schools and middle schools. Local school districts will be doing daily announcements and sharing information on social media for parental use as well. Local radio will run the same information throughout the week. Curry County will also provide a proclamation.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Partnering with the Office of Substance Abuse to provide education for teens and parents within our community about drugs, alcohol, and e-cigarettes. Allowing community members to ask questions on topics that are not spoken of on a regular basis.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Prevention counselor will host lunch table events including fact vs. myth games and provide information on the dangers of various drugs, as well as prevention and recovery resources.

Brief Description: This will be a educational forum whereas patients, their families, and community members can come and learn about Tobacco Nicotine and its effects.

Brief Description: Mission T has been approved by the National Institute of Health & National Institute on Drug Abuse to host an event in honor of National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Drug prevention week at local public schools.

Brief Description: More awareness and educational materials will be provided.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: The Great South Bay will be holding a Meet and Greet with a guest speaker to educate the parents on the mental and physical health of young people are impacted by social media, and how social media encourages dangerous drinking, smoking, and other drug activity. We will also have community members participate in Community Mapping and Community Needs Assessment activities.

Brief Description: Information table setup at local Middle School

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Social media campaign; Presentation or panel (to a class or individual group); Display (series of posters or bulletin boards).

Brief Description: Assembly (activity such as a speaker, a presentation, a video screening, etc. with all or most of your school).

Brief Description: Poster and awareness campaign

Brief Description: The event is intended to be in together all healthcare providers concentration OF SUD with co-occuring mental illness. The goal is to build a platform with pen exchange of ideas, presentation of my goal to create a reliable, accurate, objective, research driven, Governmentally supported, and most importantly the most effective means of caring for patients with SUD from the second the decision is made of where inpatient treatment will be, to outpatient, to mentor, to educational references and guidance, to maintenance of strong relationship that will provide the healthcare providers the ability to focus on the patient rather than insurance or tramsfer, the e referring phisicans/group a group of centers with compatible insurances in which the patient information (list of approximately 20 questions) can be entered into the system with an algorithm consisting of 3 or more immediate options for patients tramsfer considering factors automatically generated and shared with server, update every 10minutes to determine bed room etc along with consideration of the diagnosis codes and the specialities most frequently encountered and treated at respective facilities and an entire alogeithm, taking into account all possible outcomes or inpatient admission, to provide the patient with a guide to their care.a simple plan in hand offers something concrete to people of all walks of life, it creates order and even outlines alternative plans. Handing this to a patient is an acknowledgement that we have a plan for them and all possibilities are considered. Many times heard the words' not only the most difficult thing about fixing a problem is recognizing it, but the step afterwards. It's the human condition that creates comfort zones for humans which frequently, regardless of he negative mentality reinforced, the lack or promise or hope, as fear will prevent one from stepping foot in a facility, sleeping anywhere except a shelter and Doug anything the shows, what is perceived personally as weakness, yet by providers as the most important step to reach a toql- the first one.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Social Media Campaign delivering daily facts about alcohol, drugs, vaping and impaired driving through facebook and twitter.

Brief Description: Game - drugs education.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Using the Marijuana event toolkit.

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Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Drug awareness bingo.

Brief Description: Students will display a new fact about the dangers of e-cigarette use, to be displayed in a common area, where the entire student body during the school day will pass it and read it, and hopefully learn something.

Brief Description: Assembly (activity such as a speaker, a presentation, a video screening, etc. with all or most of your school) Campaign (educational, communications, etc.) Game (drug facts trivia, scavenger hunt, etc.) Presentation or panel (to a class or individual group) Display (series of posters or bulletin boards)

Brief Description: Students will create posters explaining the dangers of tobacco, nicotine, and e-cigarettes.

Brief Description: Game

Brief Description: Using the Tobacco, Nicotine, & E-Cigarettes Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: Game.

Brief Description: Students will be researching different drugs, creating a poster board with information and sharing it with other community members

Brief Description: Handing out literature on the gateway drugs.

Brief Description: An all day event during which we hope to educate attendees on various drugs of abuse, over medicating, laws regarding and inherent dangers.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will be focusing on prevention, early intervention of use of alcohol and other drugs. A special emphasis will be on vaping and use and abuse of opioids.

Brief Description: We are currently in the planning phase. We are following up with Red Ribbon by registering with your organization and collaborating with local agencies including but not limited to emergency services (police, fire, EMS), our local and state substance abuse collation, as well as area health services department by hosting a student career fair, guided lessons provided by your organization with all materials listed on the website, as well as a parent/community event which will allow us to be a host site during non school hours for prx drp off and health screenings for our parents. In order to do so we need assistance to fulfill this very important mission. Specifically, I am requesting enough class materials for 330 students, 22 classroom poster sets of any and all marketing or fact sheets in all 9 areas mentioned, and support from your agency to plan grade appropriate activities.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Youth will participate throughout Durham in schools and communities and in Counties in which TRY has a presence such as Wake, Granville, Vance, Franklin, Yadkin, Robeson, Nash, Craven. Each County will create community-specific videos and posters.

Brief Description: Provide education and resources concerning the latest scientific information on alcohol and drugs; targeting juveniles in the juvenile justice system and their parents.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We plan to educate the community by doing a PSA, taking part in Chat Day, reading facts during morning announcements, and challenging ourselves with the CSI adventures.

Brief Description: Women of Strength will be hosting events throughout the week including Lunch and Learn, Community Outreach and Education to help decrease the number of drugged driving through information about the steps of a Driving While Impaired arrest

Brief Description: I will be holding a Day Event with guest speakers including parents of a teen that died from an opioid overdose; law enforcement; an advocate for ending drug use and human trafficking and videos.

Brief Description: We will be providing information to debunk stigma associated with MAT.

Brief Description: Provide an information table during the lunch period for students to stop by and pick-up information. Also, would like to obtain posters to hang within the school in areas where students have been caught using marijuana.

Brief Description: Have to confer with the principal and the school counselor to see which program may be most beneficial for our 5th-grade students.

Brief Description: We will have bulletin boards/posters displayed and will have a trivia game each day during the week.

Brief Description: Dr. Trenette Clark-Goings and two of her research assistants will host a Lunch N' Learn using the Underage Age Drinking Fact Sheet as a guide to facilitate a discussion for the individuals in the Student Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE) Club at Chapel Hill High School.

Brief Description: Dr. Trenette Clark-Goings and her research assistants will be facilitating a Q&A using Twitter and Instagram handles to promote awareness around adolescents substance and alcohol use and to provide a space to drive further discussions.

Brief Description: Education Table with giveaways, jeopardy game, fatal vision goggles and what is a standard drink game.

Brief Description: Our facility will have information from the toolkits displayed and will distribute handouts to promote awareness and reduce stigma of substance abuse.

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Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Will be having a table set up at different school events in the evening focusing on adults social hosting and buying alcohol for youth. Education is to deter adults from continuing in this mind set in our community and education of what alcohol does to the physical and mental health of youth.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will be participating in the IQ challenge and the Chat with a scientist.

Brief Description: Educational Facts & Posters to discourage the use of drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Information table set-up by SADD - Be Smart! Don't Start! (will hand out smarties candies to students pledging to not drink/do drugs. Daily announcements on Drugs & Alcohol. Informational table set-up by local teen Probation Officers. Posters throughout school.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Educate and help with kids whose home life has been in the center of drugs and alcohol and the ways of being able to make it work out for you and your ways of living with your friends and or family and supporting victims of the epidemic.

Brief Description: Social media campaign.

Brief Description: Setting up an info table with free handouts, trivia questions and materials for students.

Brief Description: Students in our 9-12 public high school will be participating in a twitter challenge. Each day, students are asked to tweet a specific fact or statement regarding drug and alcohol use, and one participating student will be chosen daily (at random) to win a gift card/prize. Class participation points will also be tallied throughout the week, and "homecoming points" will be awarded during our homecoming pep assembly on the final day. The overall purpose is to spread awareness and also prepare students to make positive, healthy choices during homecoming.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. The members of Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School youth leadership groups will be creating a school-wide campaign which will include morning announcements, posters on the risks of drug and alcohol use, interactive activities during lunch periods and parent tips sent to parents on discussing topics with their youth.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Three events: Doughnuts and Drugs Panel Discussion Thursday, January 24 7:45 am-10:00 am Fairfield High School - Community Room 8800 Holden Blvd, Fairfield, OH 45014 In an effort to reach High School Students where they are, the Coalition, in partnership with Fairfield City Schools, is hosting a panel discussion for two sections of Fairfield High School's Street Law Class (30-120 youth). These students are upperclassmen on the verge of adulthood and adult consequences. We would like the discussion to focus primarily on marijuana this year (given Ohio's changing policy). I am sure that other drug discussions will come up though. We will have representatives from DEA, City and Twp Police Departments, a person in recovery, a treatment representative and an expert on Ohio MJ policy serving on a panel. Participants will give a short background on themselves (<5minutes) then we will open the floor to questions from the students. Doughnuts will be provided. Community Forum: Marijuana Changing Landscapes Overview of qualitative interviewing of 200 Butler County residents regarding attitudes and perceptions around marijuana, followed by an overview of myths and misconceptions around marijuana as medicine in Ohio. Miami University - Downtown (Hamilton) Thursday, January 24 7pm-8:30pm AND Wednesday, February 27 12noon-1:30pm 221 High St, Hamilton, OH 45011 Hamilton, Ohio Freshmen Coalition speaks to Coaches and Music Directors about drugs using a coach's guide in order to facilitate greater consistency in education and policy on sports teams and music organizations at the Freshmen School. We will use a coach's resource packet that we found on the CADCA members forum from Alexandria, VA. (Details of implementation TBA - Friday, January 25 at Fairfield Freshmen Building) pHARMing Effects Classroom Presentations: Near-peer education about medication safety. Twenty FCSD Senior High School Coalition members (grades 10-12) present skit-based lesson on medication safety to about 200 middle school students (grades 6-8). Friday, February 8, 2019 - Creekside Middle School Health Classes.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Setting up an information table in the cafeteria and then presenting facts, trivia, etc. while students are eating their lunches.

Brief Description: Students will be participating in a drug, tobacco, alcohol awareness poster contest.

Brief Description: Campaign, social media campaign, and display.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Posters and information at both high school and middle school locations with facts about vaping and e-cigarettes. Also, high school students in youth-led prevention spending the day in 8th-grade social studies class giving a presentation about the health effects of alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana. Also, a large display case in the high school shattering the myths surrounds vaping.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Show 'Juuling' and Teenagers in mentor classes Play Drug and Alcohol Challenge at lunch Pass out educational info at lunch table Participate in Chat Day in English, Health, and Study Hall classes Do "e-cig: what you need to know" lesson in mentor Put facts on announcements everyday

Brief Description: Building on the success of 2018, this conference will bring together a broad range of community engagement practitioners to share diverse ideas, engage in robust discussion and actively develop networks to address these and other complex questions. Faculty, staff, students and community partners will explore the importance and impact of meaningful community-university partnerships during this two-day conference while having opportunities for professional development and making connections. “For nearly 150 years, our mission has been to elevate our communities through the creation and dissemination of knowledge,” said Ohio State President Michael V. Drake, MD. “Through this event, Ohio State will focus on expanding our engagement and scaling our efforts to address issues that affect us all.”

Brief Description: School lunch time display and knowledge challenge to win prizes among middle 7 high school youth on drug facts and prevention strategies.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Students in grades 5 through 8 .

Brief Description: Want to be able to supply resources to our health and PE teachers on their activities for NDAFW.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. 3 hours of training in two sessions on Marijuana, tobacco, e-cigs, vaping, alcohol. Will include Alcohol IQ quiz, bingo, facts and myths.

Brief Description: We will be doing morning announcements, poster making, and classroom presentations of alcohol and drug facts and myths.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Poster campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Using the Tobacco, Nicotine, & E-Cigarettes Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: Lunch time student wellness awareness

Brief Description: We are hosting a Kahoot Trivia Contest at lunch for all our Middle School Students. The questions come from the National Drug & Alcohol IQ Challenge

Brief Description: Lecture and announcements

Brief Description: Guest speaker will be presenting facts about drug and alcohol use.

Brief Description: Social media campaign.

Brief Description: Coalition speaker will present, going into classrooms and quizzing students.

Brief Description: Aaron Story--When you don't die from an overdose. Aaron and his mother will be presenting at an assembly along with a speaker from the DEA.

Brief Description: Table in the student union to engage students regarding AOD facts. Will project on a screen NIDA AOD facts/stats while Health Promotion Peer Educators discuss topic with passers-by.

Brief Description: Host a presentation of NDAFW materials to student athletes and talk about the prevention and outreach initiatives of the coalition.

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Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will be covering alcohol, nicotine, and marijuana along with the partnership of THP Project Purple. We will be touching all parts of our community from businesses going purple to our schools and residents. We will decorate the school and more! We will have two home basketball games during the week that will emphasize the "Go Purple" theme asking people their "Why" to be drug-free as well as have social media and in person contests for Drug Facts. We will be posting NIDA Teens posts, THP Herren Project Posts, our own PSA's we are working with our county to do a partnership with the other high school in our district AND we will be including the middle school as well.

Brief Description: Hosting 50 events. Poster Campaign.

Brief Description: Game using the marijuana event toolkit as a resource.

Brief Description: 2019 Trucking Safety & Compliance Conference NW Our speakers will discuss many topics, and will include DOT (Federal) Drug and Alcohol changes and how it will affect companies and employees. We will also provide a booth dedicated to the Drug and Facts Week and our data CleanFleet has collected on positive employee drug tests, drug types, and testing reasons.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will be having a week-long campaign. Each day we will be having different events and outreach. We also will have an RX take-back day.

Brief Description: Presenting students at Job Corps with scientific based research on drug and alcohol use

Brief Description: We are presenting informational booths in the cafeteria at lunch covering tobacco, nicotine, & e-cigarettes; alcohol; and marijuana.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will be hosting a kick-off lunch with City Officials, School Administrators/Staff, Students, Police Dept Officers, parents, Prevention Coalition members, and will also host a poster and social media campaign.

Brief Description: Scavenger Hunt

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Giving resources to school administrators and counselors. Developing daily educational announcements for students grades K-12. Hosting a panel with local treatment providers for district staff.

Brief Description: Game.

Brief Description: Approximately 10 Health Media Club students will visit a local radio station - El Rio - to share facts about drugs and alcohol in Spanish (and English) with the broader Hood River community

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. The event is taking place at Tigard High School. National Drug Facts Week. Each day facts posted on social media and school media sight. Spirit Week-each day-wear something special. Posters hung throughout the school. Special Wall where kids post why they choose to be drug-free. The campaign will culminate at the Basketball game Friday night with a Booth with spinning wheel and half time show promoting Drug Facts Week.

Brief Description: Participating in Drugs Facts Chat Day.

Brief Description: Hosting 8 events. I teach eight 55 minute health classes for 8th and 7th graders. Each class has 32-33 students and we will build a class-based event to coincide with NDAFW event.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Allen M. Stearne Elementary will be hosting a community event to engage and educate students, families and community members on the long and short-term impact of substance abuse. Students and families will be encouraged through an interactive fair and assembly during the week that provides information on real-life experiences of persons impacted by drugs and alcohol both directly and indirectly. Our school community will also utilize the artistic abilities of our 4th-8th-grade students to advertise adverse effects through various forms of art including painting, drawings, and poems.

Brief Description: The 8th grade Health classes will make posters to present and post around the school lunch room and hallways. Also, a trivia game or bingo game with drug facts as well as tobacco facts will be played in all classes.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We are in the infancy of planning, but a local district requested support on this topic, so we’re working to create an informative and effective program for their students and other students we serve.

Brief Description: Drug Facts Chat Day & Poster Campaign

Brief Description: Club Philly Forensics, educates the community about forensic science and raises awareness about drug trends and violence. Attendees will receive information about drug trends, why they are dangerous and the role that forensic drug chemists have in analyzing drug evidence.

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Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Facts on the morning radio.

Brief Description: Retreat's Executive, Medical & Clinical Team will host an open forum for local community members, schools and colleges to answer any questions about substance abuse and mental health concerns.

Brief Description: We will distribute accurate information (via various means, including flyers, posters, media posts, student TV studio, etc.) on the dangers and risks of adolescent use of marijuana. We will focus on health rather than legal issues.

Brief Description: Posters, announcements, and bulletin board.

Brief Description: We will do a daily announcement over our broadcasting network in our High School.

Brief Description: Going to educate our student body on the dangers of drugs. Open discussion among our student body. Have a spirit week and an assembly.

Brief Description: Daily announcements and interactive information table

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We are campaigning all week for NDFAW by hosting a school-wide quiz game, posters, videos, and hopefully a presenter!

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will be setting up an information table for display at school and at home sporting events (girls and boys basketball, and wrestling). We are currently planning to have a trivia game set up, and SADD members will man the table at each event. Posters will also be placed around the school. We are still in the planning stages too.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will be posting morning announcements and hanging posters. We will also be helping with a BINGO event for middle school students.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Students in grades 9 through 12 will be given a chance to complete the "Drug and Alcohol IQ Challenge" questionnaire. A drawing of prizes will be done to award students who achieve a perfect 10 out of 10 on the questionnaire.

Brief Description: We will be displaying posters in the hallways to publicize the hazards of vaping.

Brief Description: Setting up an information table. Display (series of posters or bulletin boards).

Brief Description: There will be daily announcements to reach students about topics, such alcohol, tobacco, opioids, etc.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Daily Announcements. Informational Bulletin Board. Quiz on drug facts in cafeteria, those who complete it will be entered into a drawing for a prize.

Brief Description: We will list facts about the dangers of vaping on our television announcements.

Brief Description: Learning the effects of Opoids.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We are going to be providing drug fact announcements each morning and trivia contests at lunch.

Brief Description: Drug facts will be on morning announcements and shared via flyers throughout the school. Links to videos will be provided for homeroom teachers. On Friday, during all three lunches, Plinko will be set up in the cafeteria. Students will have to answer questions based on the facts shared throughout the week. Those who answer correctly get a Plinko chip to play for prizes.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. First event: A prevention education class on making smart healthy choices regarding drugs, alcohol, and bullying for approximately 60 fourth graders at a local elementary school. Second Event: Prevention education class on marijuana, alcohol and opioids to a select group of juvenile probation youth

Brief Description: School Awareness Assembly on Drugs & Alcohol ran by the School Nurse and School Counselor (attendance is voluntary)

Brief Description: Students will be making announcements, hanging posters and finding video PSA's to play during morning announcements.

Brief Description: Go purple Jan. 25 for National Drug Awareness Week. •RPI students working with Digital Media and produced PSA to be aired Jan 23-25 during AM announcements • During lunches on Friday January 25th (RPI Students, Corinne Thomas, D&A guest ) ◾pledge table with students pledge banner sign ◾pass out prevention and wellness pamphlets/flyers, purple pledge ribbons, trinkets ◾student work displayed for poster contest and student voting ◾RPI Students wear NDA rep shirts with help from sponsor

Brief Description: Post campaign and "grim reaper day"

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. SADD Students have created bulletin boards covered in drug facts and have created PSA's and trivia questions to start each day of the week by getting teens thinking about the harmful effects of drugs on their bodies.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Posters /contest, as seen through the eyes of children 5 -12, on opioid and alcohol use.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Wellness web event with games for "testing your knowledge."

Brief Description: Students in our SADD club will wear black for the school day, and they will wear a fact sign around their neck related to alcohol and drug usage relating to their effects. Most will be statistics. They wear the foe the duration of the school day. We also make daily announcements over the school system giving alcohol or drugs related facts to the school students and faculty.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Alcohol Literacy Program will be done with 7th-grade health classes.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. We will be posting on Facebook and Instagram facts about teen use and dangers.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Will be addressing the "Gateway Drugs". Every morning for morning announcements there will be a different D & A fact. During lunchtime, there will be D & A bingo in the cafeteria.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. We will be hanging posters around in schools throughout the district, will have trivia games with prizes at the high schools and daily announcements with Drug/Alcohol Facts.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will have an informational table in our county administration office, put up informational displays in our county offices, lunch tables at schools and school presentations. We will work around our recurring theme of making Positive Personal Choices

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Poster contest to promote "just say no" to e-cigs and any form of tobacco and drug fact announcements in the morning before school starts.

Brief Description: Hosting 9 events. The Cambria County Drug Coalition is collaborating with Forever Media to educate the public on National Drug and Alcohol Fact Week by using the NDAFW IQ Challenge. We have enlisted the help of local youth and Coalition members to record their voices that will be aired on Forever Media radio stations throughout the week. The PSAs will be aired starting on January 18th and will run through January 27th. President Commissioner, Tom Chernisky will also assist the Coalition in celebrating NDAFW on January 23rd by having a National Drug and Alcohol Fact Week proclamation shared at the Commissioner's Meeting.

Brief Description: Social media campaign

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Each day (Tuesday through Friday), the agency is distributing information on opioid addiction focusing on different audiences (children, youth, family, and community).

Brief Description: Radio spots on alcohol, tobacco and drug prevention

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Middle School Lunch Table with trivia using the "test your knowledge quiz."

Brief Description: Offer students the opportunity to become familiar with the different types and classifications of narcotic drugs.

Brief Description: We will have an expert on the alcohol and drugs prevention from the National Guard: Mr. Ocio. They will present different ways of information and make the audience a part of their exposition.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Information table, poster campaign, presentation, etc.

Brief Description: Week long education and awareness. Morning announcements, info table, bulletin boards

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Poster Campaign; Lunch activities.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. The SKHS RIPL youth group will conduct a social media campaign for the week including posts regarding substance use and abuse AND posts suggesting ways to reduce/cope with stress. We also plan to use the National Drug Facts Week quiz questions in an interactive social media campaign with the quiz and the youth and the co-mentors will be conducting a Spin the Wheel event during lunches. Prizes will be awarded.

Brief Description: Our organization will be reciting various facts on the morning announcements for the whole week, specifically targeting vaping and nicotine.

Brief Description: High school students will engage middle school students in National Drug Fact Challenge

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Students from Teens for Healthy Youth will be teaming up with known adults in the community to make a series of videos that will be shown during 1st period each day January 22 - 25. These videos will also be published on the May River HS Facebook page each day.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. This event will be a multi-day event that will consist of students taking the National Drug and Alcohol I.Q. challenge quiz, playing bingo, a guest speaker, and participating in Chat Day. Posters will be displayed throughout the school to promote the event.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Kahoots game to give students information about drugs and drug use.

Brief Description: Campaign using the Opioids & Other Prescription Drugs toolkit.

Brief Description: posters, bulletin boards, brochures

Brief Description: Educational video on e-cigarettes featuring members of the school reading facts. Will be shared on various social media platforms

Brief Description: Teens Under Fire A prevention program that helps teens focus on their choices, especially in the area of alcohol and other drug use.

Brief Description: Chemical Dependency and Human Behavior Class will set up tables in each local 7-12 grade school in Watertown, SD, depicting Opioids and their Dangers.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Town Forum with education on alcohol and other drugs - and speaker is a mother of a teen that died from Fentanyl overdose.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We have a middle school class that will work on and display posters in the main hallway of the MS/HS for the week. We will also utilize the tool-kit for their age group to help educate them on the dangers of Alcohol and Drug Use/Misuse.

Brief Description: Scavenger Hunt around the school with opioid facts in the clues.

Brief Description: A panel discussion followed by Question & Answer session

Brief Description: Assembly; campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Students provide daily drug facts during morning announcements.

Brief Description: Watch SADD National on social media and share all of their posts about National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week on our Facebook page.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will hold a social media campaign that will discuss the drugs that are most likely to be used amongst college students.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will be playing the National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week bingo at our weekly SADD Club meeting. We will have a question of the day on the morning announcements at Clay County High School, and students will be able to turn in their name along with the correct answer to the office for a drawing of a door prize each day.

Brief Description: We will set up an informational table in the lunch room at Gibson County High School in an attempt to have all students learn more about the dangers of alcohol and drugs. I have ordered the Drugs: SHATTER THE MYTHS books for this.

Brief Description: A panel discussion and question and answer session for the community to raise awareness regarding the impact of opioids.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will have announcements in the morning and afternoons each day this week. We will have an information table outside of the cafeteria area. We will have signs throughout the hallways.

Brief Description: Hosting 8 events. Members of SADD will be making morning announcements at 3 different high schools.

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Brief Description: Remembering Celebrities

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Social media campaign.

Brief Description: Boys and girls club will be playing bingo

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Will provide social media information daily on our Facebook and Instagram pages. Will also pass along to area Middle and High schools in our area.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. The SADD club is planning to have several information activities during the week (Jan. 22-27) in the commons area with an information table filled with handouts and more.

Brief Description: Graffiti Wall at the High School with Drug and Alcohol facts

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will have an information table set up during lunch times at the UC High School. Information will pertain Alcohol, Tobacco, and Drug tips for teens, as well as Drug Use & HIV, Addiction, and Depression/Suicide information. SADD students will volunteer during the events (2) and will also participate in creating Posters to display n the walls throughout the school.

Brief Description: Teachers are going to be decorating their doors with different designs and sayings for drug and alcohol facts week. The winner in that individual school will then compete against other winners from the other schools in an online Facebook voting campaign to win an over all prize of $250. The winner in each school will win a $50 gift basket.

Brief Description: Students will set-up a jeopardy game during lunch where they ask factual questions and provide the other students with answers, facts, and numbers. The students participating in the game will win prizes. The students hosting the game will be in t-shirts labelled "Wanna play a game?"

Brief Description: We will have a table set up with facts and posters we have about the dangers of tobacco, we will also use info from state facts to include and reach students at a statistical level.

Brief Description: We are doing a graffiti wall in the cafeteria with drug, alcohol, and tobacco facts. It will be displayed January 22-27, 2019

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. PSAs at the schools every day of the week. Information tables at schools set up by the Drug-Free All-Stars. Activities and presentations about NDAFW.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Students will participate in advisory lessons regarding marijuana use and youth and the law. Students will be engaged in a Lunch and Learn activities during that week where they will receive scientific information on drugs and alcohol. School administrators will provide daily scientific facts on drugs, alcohol and juvenile law during the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Educational presentation. Reaching out to the local school and youth groups.

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Brief Description: NOYS will bring its signature Youth Interactive Safety Lab to the Nessler Civic Center in Texas City, Texas, in support of 2019 National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week. This includes a series of interactive activities using experiential learning to demonstrate and reinforce critical safety messages on the prevention of substance abuse, violence and traffic safety to youth in a fun, engaging way.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. The PRC for Region 10 has collaborated with prevention providers focusing on a holiday drinking and driving campaign beginning December 12st through the end of January. Messages will be tailored to provide awareness of the dangers of drinking and driving particularly for youth who will be out of school. The PRC is also hosting a Task Force Meeting with stakeholders from the community to educate them on the different type so alcohol and % of alcohol content in the drinks. This will serve to further build the capacity of the members in providing information to their external coalition networks. The PRC Evaluator will be writing an editorial during the month of December to encourage parents to have a discussion with their kids about the dangers of alcohol. The editorial will also task local law enforcement to be vigilant in their goal to crack down on DUI's in our community.

Brief Description: Poster Campaign as well as group discussion using marijuana addicts in recovery as peer trainers and advisors with supervision from licensed clinician.

Brief Description: Hosting 20 events. The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council of Deep East Texas will be promoting Drug and Alcohol Facts Week by distributing information utilizing PSA's, our presence in schools and community meetings, social media, and communicating with other agencies over our 15 county service area.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Provide information and have the students take the IQ challenge.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Assembly (activity such as a speaker, a presentation, a video screening, etc. with all or most of your school); Campaign (educational, communications, etc.).

Brief Description: We are having two speakers come in and speak on how they fell into addiction and how they hit their bottom and then began overcoming and what their life is like now (consequences and positive outcomes).

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Game; Information table; Display.

Brief Description: Faith Based Roundtable Church & Behavioral health Prividers

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Intro to Campaign and Addiction.

Brief Description: Lunch and Learn Roosevelt High School has over 2000 students. During the 4 lunch periods we will have a resource table set up to provide information on ATOD's from Drug Free World.org. We'll also have videos on the misuse of ATOD's running on the 6 televisions during the lunch period. And a ATOD Bingo game for the students.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. The Alcohol & Substance Abuse program has decided to host the National Drug & alcohol week “ 2nd Annual event / Warrior inside Me”! Benefactors from this presentation show the reality of addiction and motivate people to open their own eyes to the cycles they face. Empowering young people to start becoming their own leaders and paving a positive way for future generations. Inspiring adults to want a brighter future for their youth and giving them the tools necessary to be able to relate and understand from their point of view. The Event will take place on January 24, 2019 from 5:00noon–9:00pm in Room A, B, and C We want to create more awareness in our communities to help families with the support they need. Day 1 1/22/2018 Guess Speaker- Native American – Support Learning Guest speakers have become an important part of the educational experience for students. They expose students to real-world life experiences from the position of someone who has been there. Students get to see the insight and perspective of the guest speaker’s on Alcohol & substance abuse field. Day 2 1/23/2018 Dodge ball ( DARE Program) Day 3 1/24/2018 Poster Contest Family Drug and Alcohol Free Chat Radio (PSA- public services announces)- News paper Announced KTTT Dome News Week Letter The poster contest serves as a prelude to National Drug & Alcohol Facts week and provides a year round anti-drug message delivered through the Kids Fight Drugs Calendar. Day 5 1/25/2108 Drug and Alcohol local inspirational speakers ( Rita Flores- Team) One important benefit that is derived from having a local inspirational speaker is the enhancement of the students’ educational experience. They essentially get a glimpse into the everyday life of the speaker, which they can’t get anywhere else. Another benefit is the link that students get to make between what they learn in their read and what they learn from the guest speaker. Research indicates that it helps students build important connections between what they are learning and the real world. Day 1/26/2018 Video Game tournament Day 1 1/22/2018 Guess Speaker- Native American – Support Learning Guest speakers have become an important part of the educational experience for students. They expose students to real-world life experiences from the position of someone who has been there. Students get to see the insight and perspective of the guest speaker’s on Alcohol & substance abuse field. Day 2 1/23/2018 Dodge ball ( DARE Program) Day 3 1/24/2018 Poster Contest Family Drug and Alcohol Free Chat Radio (PSA- public services announces)- News paper Announced KTTT Dome News Week Letter The poster contest serves as a prelude to National Drug & Alcohol Facts week and provides a year round anti-drug message delivered through the Kids Fight Drugs Calendar. Day 5 1/25/2108 Drug and Alcohol local inspirational speakers ( Rita Flores- Team) One important benefit that is derived from having a local inspirational speaker is the enhancement of the students’ educational experience. They essentially get a glimpse into the everyday life of the speaker, which they can’t get anywhere else. Another benefit is the link that students get to make between what they learn in their read and what they learn from the guest speaker. Research indicates that it helps students build important connections between what they are learning and the real world. Day 1/26/2018 Video Game tournament

Brief Description: Will have information table and also get a proclamation signed from the Mayor of the City.

Brief Description: San Perlita High School students will be interviewing me LIVE on their school podcast station. It will also be airing on iHeartRadio.

Brief Description: Hosting 15 events. Hosting games and activities for youth in Hays and Caldwell Counties within schools and community youth agencies.

Brief Description: Sharing a peer to peer organization with high school students about distractions while they drive... including night time driving , drinking, texting

Brief Description: Youth Interactive Safety Lab

Brief Description: Youth Interactive Safety Lab

Brief Description: Game

Brief Description: Youth Interactive Safety Lab

Brief Description: Youth Interactive Safety Lab

Brief Description: Youth Interactive Safety Lab

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Brief Description: Posters around the High schools in our community with Facts about Drugs

Brief Description: Event using the Tobacco, Nicotine, & E-Cigarettes Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: Raising awareness of high school students. A blend of all or some of ideas listed above in "clicked" area.

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Brief Description: Inter-generational Study of Drug Awareness with Speaker. Also, poster contest, giveaways, and literature.

Brief Description: HRCAP Opioid and Substance Abuse Prevention Program will be hosting a trivia game. An information sheet with facts on opioids and other prescription drugs will be posted online as well as hard copies distributed. These sheets will have all the information needed to answer the trivia questions throughout the week. Everyday a trivia question will be posted on Facebook @HamptonRoadsCAP in the HRCAP Opioids and Substance Abuse Program Group as well as on Instagram @compassioniskey. Each participant must do the following for a chance to win: Join the Opioid and Substance Abuse Prevention Program Group on Facebook and Follow @compassioniskey on Instagram. and answer the question of the day by posting the answer in the comments section. Each answered question will earn participants additional entries into the raffle. On Friday, the answers will be posted and the winners will be drawn on Facebook Live @HamptonRoadsCAP at 2pm EST.

Brief Description: Poster Campaign and Education in the classrooms using shatter the Myths and other materials

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Assembly.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Will host NDAFW through e-mail and social media.

Brief Description: Rise Behavioral Health will be distributing free Drug and Alcohol fact sheets. Fact sheets are open to the public and can be requested personally or via phone, email, or fax.

Brief Description: Interacting and presenting to 17/18 year old youth on Marijuana, Nicotine, Opioids.

Brief Description: Education on teen drinking consequences.

Brief Description: Quiz challenge on Facebook

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Social media campaign pushing out facts on a different substance for each day of the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We plan to run a social media campaign on our Facebook page that offers general information regarding drug use statistics and prevention. Our primary audience will be youth and their parents.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. School-wide participation in taking the 2019 NDAFW Quiz.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Fairfax Network will rebroadcast the "In Our Backyard: The Opioid and Heroin Crisis" webcast online https://itweb.fcps.edu/fairfaxnetwork/live/index.cfm. Following is the broadcast schedule: Tuesday, January 22 — 11:30 a.m.-12 noon, 9-10 p.m. Wednesday, January 23 — 10:30-11 a.m., 7:30-8 p.m. Saturday, January 26 — 11-11:30 a.m., 9-9:30 p.m. Sunday, January 27 — 4:30-5 p.m.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. During National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week, Colonial Behavioral Health will provide drug and alcohol facts to local middle and high schools to share with students during their morning announcements and NIDA/NDAFW materials to be displayed. During February, the WmbgCares.org Spotlight newsletter, highlighting substance use information and local treatment and recovery resources on the site will be sent to local schools and community providers; NIDA/NDAFW informational packets will be delivered to local pediatricians, and a drug and alcohol fact-based drinking coaster will be disseminated to local family restaurants.

Brief Description: Youth School Assembly.

Brief Description: Invited a guest speaker to talk about underage substance abuse issues for all parents, community and school staff.

Brief Description: I want to hold a trivia night after school one day on alcohol and drug facts. There will be a prize for first, second and third place.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Drug and Alcohol Fact Spinning Wheel and Scavenger Hunt.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. 7 different activities: drug/alcohol awareness posters, chat day, banner pledge, presentation to middle school, morning intercom announcements and games/activity during lunch hour.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Drug facts wheel and a scavenger hunt.

Brief Description: Our leadership class is facilitating a learn at lunch campaign. Students have already taken the Drug IQ test and during the fact week we will be doing skits, watching videos, including facts in our morning bulletins and on our school's Cedar News, sharing facts on our facebook page and using a poster campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will be having an informational table with Trivia( prizes will be awarded!). We will also use the information given from your agency to develop a Kahoot to platy during core (advisory).

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. We have an annual Middle School Health Fair during NDAFW. All the students take required drug and alcohol classes - that go from understanding addiction, cigarettes, alcohol, marijuana, opioids, to refusal skills. I often use your site for quizzes and resources during their lessons (grades 5-8).

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Students will be passing out information at the basketball game.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will hold a week-long event that will include videos in our daily announcements, a door decorating contest, information booths at sporting events, a school-wide scavenger hunt, social media posts with marijuana and opioid facts, and a bulletin board with facts/myths about marijuana usage.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Video/PSA with daily announcements in Intermediate School, Middle School, and High School. Social Media Specific per day -OTC Medications: The hidden dangers of self-medicating - Prescription Medications/Opiates/Heroin: A dangerous and slippery slope -Meth: Addiction and Abuse -Tobacco/Vaping: Is one safer than the other? -Alcohol/Marijuana: Which is worse? Displays at schools Trivia Questions in the hallways - Involve youth to create PSA Radio/Buddy Lou’s Go Purple = Community Wide - Addiction Awareness Police/Fire/EMS Education for each day of the week Lunch and Learn during school lunch (if approval from school) set up video to play/hand out literature and be available to Answer questions include giveaways - Wheel of Destruction Banner with Pledge (Involve Law Enforcement) Media Pledge with Hashtag (IG)

Brief Description: Health Fair for staff and their families to provide information and resources including substance abuse and treatment.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. RAZE and SADD Chapters in three schools will construct bulletin boards and make morning announcements about Drug Facts. Will also have PSA's on the local radio station.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Bulletin Board and school announcements about Drug Facts.

Brief Description: Informational table at Raleigh County Library

Brief Description: Poster and flier campaign

Brief Description: School announcements, present facts to students, etc.

Brief Description: Setting up an information table at youth walk-in center, visiting schools and delivering facts to announce

Brief Description: Display of information in all PHG facilities, delivery of information to local schools, possible presentations in schools

Brief Description: We will be having a social media (Facebook) campaign. This will take place for the week of NDAFW and will talk about alcohol, opioids/prescription drugs, tobacco/e-cigarettes, etc. We will also try to incorporate WV based facts in addition to the general facts.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. My goal is to provide facts during our morning announcements, have a poster contest, and provide students with information through guidance lessons and activities. If possible, I will bring in a speaker.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. PSA's on a local radio station, bulletin board, announcements at school and a lunch activity.

Brief Description: The RCB SADD Club has a variety of informational brochures provided by the Harrison County Family Resource Network and West Virginia Region 4 Tomorrow. Information and contact information include the WVU Medicine/United Summit Center Children's Mobile Crisis Unit and Region 4 Youth Service Center. Informational brochures include the threats and dangers of over-the-counter drugs, prescription drug use, alcohol dependency and abuse, underage drinking: myths vs. facts, spotlight on vaping, marijuana cause and effect, spotlight on smokeless tobacco, a teen's guide to quitting smoking, medical marijuana, alcohol cause and effect, hallucinogens, HIV/AIDS, inhalants, club drugs, cocaine, methamphetamine, and heroin. There will be an informational table with these resources located in the cafeteria from January 22-27.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Essay and Poster contest between the middle schools, elementary schools, and high school. Will have different age groups and prizes for winners.

Brief Description: We are playing Drug and alcohol trivia

Brief Description: Information sharing at library

Brief Description: Information sharing at High School

Brief Description: Youth led Legislative Forum discussing the lack of social hosting laws in our state and the popularity, that is quickly becoming a youth epidemic, of Juuling among youth.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Having a booth each day during the lunch periods to educate.

Brief Description: Video showing "Points to Change" and demonstration of NADA protocol.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Collaborate with law enforcement and community partners to host a week of various activities during lunch. Not sure if the focus will be on Marijuana or overall drugs. Sample outline Day 1-Impaired driving Day 2-Marijuana Day 3-Alcohol Day 4-Nicotine Day 5-Wrap-up Activities also occurring in freshmen health classes.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. The Light and Unite Red Committee offers a week of sharing drug facts and dispelling myths as a countywide initiative.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will be doing a presentation on marijuana and vaping. There will be activities during the lunch hour including, quizzes, prizes, distracted driving simulator, alcohol and marijuana goggles and activities, and more.

Brief Description: Joining Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division with week long 1/21-1/26) events. Our lead project will be partnering with Wauwatosa Health Department and other City agencies to present an evening program "Not My Teen: Substance Use in Wauwatosa" for adults, youth and community members which will include: • Teen bedroom exhibit with signs of drug interest or use • Keynote speaker • Adult breakout sessions on various wide-ranging topics • Youth speaker • Story time for children • Helpful resources

Brief Description: On Friday January 25th, 2019 in connection with MCSAP our coalition we will put on a "Pizza and Prevention" Workshop for all youth in attendance. Youth will be assigned a topic to present on while making their own pizza.

Brief Description: Join the 27th Street West Drug-Free Coalition at Neighborhood House for National Drug and Alcohol Prevention Week - Light Unite Red week of events! We will “Lock in on the FACTs” about underage Tobacco, drug, and alcohol use in our community. 6th- 7th-grade youth groups are invited to bring a sleeping bag, open mind, and a great attitude for a night of fun games and activities to strengthen our youth’s ability to remain substance free.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Resource fair and live podcast with Don't Die Wisconsin

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will be making DID YOU KNOW fact sheets that youth will need to lift the sheet up to find the answers. Then we will have a survey they complete and get their name in for a drawing.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events.

Brief Description: A one hour program in Spanish, transmitted live over LaMovida Radio.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. To bring awareness of the dangers of e-cigarettes.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Social media campaign.

Brief Description: Poster Campaign

Brief Description: Social media campaign

Brief Description: The SWAT members will be making posters to hang around our school with facts about drugs and alcohol use

Brief Description: Training youth leaders to lead substance use prevention activities

Brief Description: 1. Consecuencias de manejar en estado de Alcohol y Drogas. 2.Pruebas Gratuitas de HIV. 3.National Drug & Alcohol IQ Challenge En Espanol,

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. 1. Introduction about NIDA and NDAFW-2019 2. Myths/Facts about substance abuse (presentations and discussions) 3. Session about youth substance abuse (presentations and discussions) 4. Shatter the myths sessions (presentations and discussions) 5. Positive parenting for parents (presentations and discussions) 6. Group Discussion 7. Concluding Session

Brief Description: Presentation or panel (to a class or individual group) using College Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: Sensitization on effect of drug abuse in our society to secondary school students

Brief Description: Mental Health is an Asset: My Burden Basket, Mental health vs Mental Illness, Whats normal and whats not, Personal Risk and Protective Factors and My Mental Health Role.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. The event is a 2- day event reaching 200 students per Day with their teachers, Event topic is adverse effects of Marijuana and Cigarette smoking. Powerpoint presentation will be used after which will be a quick test to access what the students have learned. We will also love to display Campaign posters which will be handed over to the school authorities so the students will have it as a constant reminder.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Conduct of information drive among high school and elementary students in various schools within our area of responsibility.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. To educate the youth on the dangers of underage drinking and on the misuse and abuse of prescription drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Considering cannabis legalization, it seems necessary to give reliable scientific information to the youth as well as the parents and the whole community regarding cannabis harmful effects for adolescents and young adults. We plan to have a lecture presentation, contest among parent and adolescent groups as well as a distribution of printed materials like booklets, posters, and brochures. We plan to give parenting education that can lead to drug prevention, not only for cannabis use but also for tobacco and alcohol underage drinking. Also, we plan on a meeting for family physicians on using techniques such as motivational interviewing and SBIRT in their practice.

Brief Description: The proposed event is an informative table about the effects on the body of alcohol and the problems of driving under them.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We wish to help solve all these Drug Abuse problems in the Systems or in the World.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will be organizing a 2 days event for campaigning against drug abuse in the secondary school in Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria. Currently, more than 40% of Nigerian Youths are engaging in taking one drug or the other and this has led to deaths of many youths, destruction of properties and increased metal dysfunction in youths. The first day of the event will be aimed at informing teenagers about the effect and causes of drug abuse on their health and society. The second day will be an online campaign to inform parents and guardians on their roles in reducing the menace caused by drug abuse.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. A 2-days Sensitization program on the harmful effect of taking Marijuana (Cannabis sativa). Our targets are teens, adolescents, and youths in Secondary schools who are mostly victims of Weed. Globally, 170 million people are addicted to Marijuana as slated by UNODC, of Which 27 million alone are Nigerians and 75% are teens and young adults. We will visit schools and also carry out social media campaigns during the event.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Data released by the United Nations on Drugs and Crimes suggested that 27million 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. Day 1- Assembly Campaign in 3 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. Day 2- 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: A 2- day sensitization program on the harmful effect of taking marijuana (Cannabis sativa). Our targets are teens, adolescents and youths in secondary schools who are mostly victim of weed. Globally, 170 million people are addicted to marijuana as slated by UNODC, of which 27 million alone are Nigerians and 75% are teens and young adults. We will visit schools and also carry out social media campaign during the event.

Brief Description: Media and PR on common misused substances among Urban Zambian Youth in Lusaka.. To go out in communities and high schools and give out facts and promote healthy drinking habits and create awareness on the complications of substance misuse. Also promote the guidelines for the national alcohol policy to enable both users and sellers to abide by the policy.

Brief Description: Setting up an information table for people in St. Kitts to access more information regarding facts of drugs use and alcohol consumtion.

Brief Description: The Braun School of Public Health presented this week's Clinical Conference (of the Hadassah University Hospital, Jerusalem) on the topic of "E-cigs: Medication or Poison?".

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Organizar con consejeros escolares y agrupaciones de padres de familia una campaña de sensibilización e información del abuso de alcohol en menores.

Brief Description: The effects of drugs on the brain, body, and behavior.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. To promote National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week 2019 in our school, we are planning four activities: 1) Addiction specialist conference for parents and high school students; 2) Inactive drug addict testimony to fourth and fifth grade high school students; 3) Class generalities of drugs for high school students, and 4) Investigation project. Also, we want to participate in the next Chat Day, we consider it a great opportunity for our students.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Send videos of the effects of alcohol and drugs on the brain. Publish it on the School's social media and website page. Setting up an informational table and display of informational posters on bulletin boards.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. It will be during Advisory class.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Drug prevention & education with presentation, video screening, poster campaign, urine test & gamification on drug prevention & education.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. A campaign, social media campaign, and display.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. The event is planned to be done in the whole county including pastoralists and fishing folk. Displays will be done in urban areas, schools, colleges, health facilities including public areas, public buildings, and government offices.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Poster, Video, Photo, and Poem contests.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. The National Rehabilitation for Drugs and War Affected Persons will bring community citizens including youth and school going kids together in the Borough of New Kru Town and discuss the danger of drugs and alcohol use. Different speakers with knowledge in drugs and alcohol will speak at the event aimed at creating drugs and alcohol awareness. New Kru Town is considered to be predominantly infested with drugs along with underage drinking.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. An informational table in a community health center, hoping to educate community members on different types of addiction and forms of help available. An addictions nurse will be available to man for much of the day to answer questions and guide people to potential treatment options.

Brief Description: Will be held at Pwani University to educate students about drug abuse.

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Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Pinnacle Medical Services is a health and wellness center that is in the forefront of educating the general public on our emotional and mental health with a core interest in depression and substance use. This week, we join the NDAFW in the social media campaign to educate the world on evidence-based facts about drugs

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Social media posts exposing common myths about drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events.

Brief Description: Hosting 14 events.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Our School Resource Officers will be doing presentations at our local junior high schools allowing students to complete challenges and an obstacle course wearing drunk goggles.

Brief Description: Presentation.

Brief Description: We will start by music and live performance from local hip-hop groups, then screen a movie with a message, after the movie we will have a 30 minutes discussion, triggered by screen shots or pop-up pictures taken from the movie, the an expect speciazing on the subject matter will sum it up.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. To provide school and out of school youths in Enugu State with drug and substance abuse prevention message. Using posters and flyers to sensitize them.

Brief Description: Assembly and campaign using the Opioids & Other Prescription Drugs Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: One of the changes CBO ambassador to undertake a bicycle road trip covering 701km around the countries for seven days to encourage transformational learning on the misuse of substance abuse. This effort is to save our generation from destruction. As an effort to reach the next generation on drugs and substance abuse the idea will be to provide an overview of the drugs of Abuse that are commonly used in the community e. g Marijuana. The event targets to reach young people through Schools, Churches, colleges, Mosques, Community Centers, and Rehabs. The mission will be to restore the dignity of the suffering young people with drugs and substance abuse. On that note resources will be needed to see the event a success, education materials, posters, a banner, videos, and any other viable alternative.

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Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. To host a radio Q&A section; School visitation; Movie presentation.

Brief Description: The event will be media outreach and a press release on both print and electronic media will be used to cover most parts of the country.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Presentation on drug and alcohol use.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. 1. Conferencia: "Conoce sobre la actual epidemia de los opioides: los opioides matan mucho más que el dolor". Conferencista Dra. Elba Guzmán Faria. Actividad educativa dirigida a estudiantes universitarios y comunidad general. 2. Campaña educativa sistémica Oficinas de Calidad de Vida UPR: "2019 CV NIDA Fact Week" en https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bigVpHHUwPY

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. 1. Selección de videos con temática de prevención del uso de drogas, alcohol y cigarrillo. Se publicará en las redes sociales institucionales y en el portal www.uprb.edu https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=228&v=bigVpHHUwPY 2. Reto nacional sobre el coeficiente intelectual sobre las drogas y el alcohol (2019 IQ Challenge) - se imprimirá y estará accesible en el vestíbulo del Centro de Estudiantes.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We are going to display information on campus, send videos to all students by email.

Brief Description: The Vanguard Against Drug Abuse (VGADA) is embarking on a full campaign against drug abuse in adolescents through school programs, social media campaign programs, setting up Drug-Free clubs to ensure sustained surveillance, researches to help get facts on drug use among adolescents. We shall also partner with referral institutions to attend to cases that might need further care.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. To visit approximately 4 local schools and facilitate a workshop.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. The general objective of the Be Drug-Free Uganda Campaign is to promote a drug-free young generation in Uganda. The specific objectives are: i. To eliminate the use of drugs in schools ii. Help young people live a drug-free proactive and productive life iii. Create awareness about the real risks of drug use iv. Create a safe space where drug addicts can share and seek help.

Brief Description: Poster/awareness campaign; Educational campaign, & Rally.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Smoke & drug-free campus campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. El paciente encontrara comenterios y descripciones primcipalmente a cerca de su problema de con sumo del alcoholimo, por personas profesionales, y expertas en el campo.