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Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. We will be sharing materials from Drug Free World with students and parents during this week.

Brief Description: REAL TALK Monday Lunch and Learn program with two speakers to talk about the opioid expidemic in Suth Alabama, discussing the impact this crisis has on our community and what we can do to decrease our challenges. Our Lunch & Learn program is a 90 minute program from 11:30-1:00 pm.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Poster Campaign, Social Media Campaign, and School Resources.

Brief Description: Hosting 13 events. Every school in the county will be given facts to share in morning announcements. We will also go on local TV and send a story to the Dothan Eagle newspaper.

Brief Description: Recover Alaska will host NDAFW all week on our social media page. School and community groups in Alaska are welcome to engage with our shared content on facebook, instagram, and twitter, and on our website at www.recoveralaska.org. For more information on how Recover Alaska is supporting NDAFW throughout Alaska, please email info@recoveralaska.org.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Poster/informational Bulletin Board. Information available all month long in January.

Brief Description: CYC will be launching a poster contest with 6th grad students from Imagine Prep Coolidge, distribute the NDAFW D&A IQ Quiz, announcing daily stats on drug use among youth and launching a social media campaign.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: School-wide campaign to spread awareness, provide education, prevention tools, and pledge to stay drug-free.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. The program will be traveling to different high schools in the Yuma community to promote the initiative, educate the students about the myths and the dangers of illicit drug use, prescription medication and over-the-counter drug abuse, and the dangers of drinking and driving.

Brief Description: Pharmacy class will do research and present facts to display.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Drug Facts Bingo; Guest Speaker.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. An information booth with resources and games. One day will focus on underage drinking and the other event will focus on prescription drug misuse.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Week of events to increase drug and alcohol prevention.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will be engaging students at lunch and during advisory with games, information, and competitions.

Brief Description: Classroom education.

Brief Description: Private event at GateWay Community College to teach students about drugs and alcohol abuse prevention.

Brief Description: A fact and find the answers on a large display board in the cafeteria.

Brief Description: An all-school extended lunch event to celebrate Drug Facts week with a band/community vendors/games and prizes.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will be participating in Chat Day. We will be hosting lunch events with giveaways, brochures, and community members (Elk Lodge, Mesa PD, East Valley Young Marines, radio stations, and others). Also, we will be hosting an assembly with a vaping presentation.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will be using our substance abuse group sessions for a variety of educational activities throughout the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Drug and Alcohol Week will begin with a guest speaker, local police officers, who will be talking about drugs, alcohol, and possible further consequences that could occur. During the week, advisory periods will be given different activities to complete with their classrooms such as Drug and Alcohol Bingo game. Students were also planning on having an activity during lunch to get students to pledge to be drug-free.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Queen Creek High School will be holding lunchtime activities such as Jenga, Connect 4, and be awarding prizes. We will also have display boards with facts about drugs and alcohol. Announcements will be announced by the student council president over the intercom during morning announcements.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Meeting to discuss facts, give out NIDA materials and participate in Fact Week. We would like to bring the information to three locations in the Phoenix area. We just received notice via email from D.A.R.E. on Friday, and have rooms in the reservation process. The one entered is confirmed, and the other two are as follows: Jan. 24 Red Mountain Library (address entered) 6-7:30PM Jan. 25 South Mountain Community Center 212 E. Alta Vista Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85042 6-7:30PM Jan. 27 Saguaro Library 2808 N. 46th Street Phoenix, AZ 85008 11-1PM Given the late notice, we would like to advertise this asap. We will look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience, so we can get started.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Peer to Peer education.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Presentation of drugs, marijuana and the science of addiction. Incorporate bingo, trivia contest & meme contest.

Brief Description: We are going to set up a lunch table and have the kids fill out "I want to shatter the Myths because" and whoever fills out the paper and takes a picture can win a t-shirt, cinch bag, notebook, lanyard, or wristband.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Students will first learn drug and alcohol facts, then follow up with making informational posters so that other students will see the information posted in halls. Also, drug and alcohol facts pamphlets will be distributed for students.

Brief Description: Contest poster for youth ages 12-17 to shatter the myths on drugs.

Brief Description: Join us for a short film, discussion, and IQ quiz from the National Institute on Drug Abuse and let's shatter some myths for Drug and Alcohol Fact Week. 6:00pm- 7:30pm

Brief Description: Join us for a short film, discussion, and IQ quiz from the National Institute on Drug Abuse and let's shatter some myths for Drug and Alcohol Fact Week. 11:00am- 1:00pm

Brief Description: South Mountain WORKS youth group is conducting a social norms campaign at Southwest Elementary. Included in this campaign are school announcements, social norms posters and flyers around campus, healthy tips to stay drug-free bulletin board, and a school-wide table event for youth and parents of youth. School is also sending home a letter message blast to all students about NDAFW along with other statistics about youth substance abuse in South Mountain Village.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. The event will be an informational where we speak to those in our community about the negative effects of drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Class Presentations, using video, handouts and discussions.

Brief Description: Our Peer Assistants will host a Drug Facts Fair, not unlike a Science Fair, where they will have different booths set up - informing students about facts of drugs that are most relevant to our student body.

Brief Description: Contest.

Brief Description: Inmates will be enlisted to create a poster or some form of art relating to the negative effects of substance abuse.

Brief Description: We will do an educational campaign during our advisory (homeroom) classes, unsure how many days/lessons.

Brief Description: Game - lunch time event.

Brief Description: Carnival themed health fair with games, AOD information, a speaker, raffle items, etc.

Brief Description: Multi-day (if not week long lesson) across both High School Health courses.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Our organization will offer education and awareness in different languages and provide resources in their own communities, education will be based on age (puppets, poems, trivia, scavenger hunt, etc).

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Community education and outreach.

Brief Description: Educational materials dissemination and seminar presentation by Connie Dello Buono, health author.

Brief Description: Speaker will provide facts, will also watch videos & participants will then engage in activities.

Brief Description: Will host a community event at youth program site, have healthy meal, poster and art activity, start with promotional video from NIH, and will end with traditional native american prayer song.

Brief Description: Discuss drugs and alcohol and play games to teach kids about the harms of drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Contest.

Brief Description: In planning: a "Bingo" game with drug facts.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Poster contest at both our middle and high school.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Game.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Drug and alcohol awareness, STD and HIV awareness.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. The BC2M club is a mental health club on campus. We plan to educate students about the link between mental illness and substance use and abuse (self-medication.) We will do this through information, posters, conversations, and hosting an activity to help get kids involved.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. This event will be held at the San Diego City College campus to provide drug and alcohol facts to the students on this campus. Our organization, Family Health Centers of San Diego (FHCSD), will be collaborating with our Alcohol and Other Drug Services and the Mental Health Counseling Center on campus in order to promote this educational event.

Brief Description: Go to different classrooms with trivia questions and prizes.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Guest speaker will be talking to youth about a personal story of how they lost a loved one to prescription medications during an assembly style presentation after school. A video on drug awareness will follow and end with a raffle.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will be hosting an outreach table & trivia wheel in our main center of campus with the Peer Health Educators and Health Education staff. We will be providing fact sheets, prizes, and the Alcohol & Other Drug: Resources for Support booklets that includes steps on how to refer a loved one to a resource.

Brief Description: Assembly - Talk by Ray Lazano.

Brief Description: Educational presentation on the harms of e-cigarettes and vaping, and interactive tobacco prevention activities.

Brief Description: Educating Transitional Age young men and boys, from the East African Community about the impacts of drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes.

Brief Description: Drug Facts Trivia and Bingo.

Brief Description: Our "Reinforcing Yesterday to Build Tomorrow" Parent Summit will have workshops focused on drug education and awareness, tools for developing successful kids, and parent wellness. The event is free and will provide breakfast, lunch, giveaways, and child/teen care. Located at the Hoffman Health Conference Center (3315 Medical Center Dr., Torrance, CA 90505 from 8:30AM-2:30PM. Register at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2018ParentSummit.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Our Health classes will be producing social media videos that we will post on our MEDS Academy and school Instagram accounts in order to advocate against drug use.

Brief Description: Push the Anti-Drinking Message to High School Students.

Brief Description: Outreach and tabling with information around San Diego City College.

Brief Description: Hosting 9 events. Each day, 22-28, we will have a poster board with one quester from the Shatter the Myths booklet in the front room of our recovery wellness center for people to write down their answers and at lunchtime, we will announce some of those answers and reply with the facts from the booklet and other resources for discussion. Also, on Wed. the 24, we will facilitate a BINGO game in our lunchroom for participants.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Science Club members will post informational posters around the campus. The Club will also host a week-long discussion and activities during lunch time to spread awareness about the dangers of drug and alcohol use.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will have posters around campus and have items in our morning announcements.

Brief Description: Hosting 15 events. We will have a Drug Fact Game Night with a variety of educational games and activities, including NDAFW Bingo, Jeopardy, Spin the Bottle and Wheel of Misfortune.

Brief Description: NDAFW Jeopardy Game.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Approximately 6 school sites will share National Drug Facts Week Morning announcements January 22-26th. Leadership clubs at each campus will create posters to share on campus with Myths and Facts.

Brief Description: Presentation on the opioid crisis.

Brief Description: Communities In Action-SPA 2 Coalition is collaborating with LAPD-Valley Traffic Division on a press conference (media campaign) to present the facts about alcohol and drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Scientific facts about alcohol and drugs and how they affect the brain, body and behavior will be presented like a drug facts trivia game.

Brief Description: Focused on shattering the myths of cannabis edibles.

Brief Description: Via instagram, facebook, newsletter and email, we will promote this campaign campus wide.

Brief Description: Phoenix Rising Behavioral will be hosting a networking event for the community and treatment professionals to join together in support of addiction and substance abuse awareness.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Completing different activities all revolving around the education of drug and alcohol facts and bringing our school community closer together. Activities will take place during lunch time so every student and staff member in the school has the ability to participate.

Brief Description: The Napa Fire Department will be coming to speak to our elementary school students about making healthy life style choices, the daily routine of fire fighters, what to do if they see harmful substances nearby, etc.

Brief Description: Assembly.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Bringing stickers, pencils, fire fighter hats for the students. Speaking about the day-to-day lives of firemen and women and a general idea of what they do. Answering questions prompted by COOL School students about making healthy life choices.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week 2018 Bingo.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Contest to develop a cool healthy lifestyle identity for teens: Design a cool T-Shirt, hat design, or sticker to promote the Natural Highs lifestyle and healthy alternatives to drugs & alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We are desiring to do a "Wellness Week," and focus on what can help an individual who is struggling, addressing stress, anxiety, being true to yourself. I am hoping to get people from the Community to do massages, therapists who specialize in addiction, and one or two speakers.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We would like to provide youth involved in the criminal justice system with the most updated and evidence-based information regarding teen drug use. Playing trivia games, games in a jeopardy format, and others will allow the students to learn this valuable information in a fun and engaging manner. This will begin our relapse prevention curriculum in our therapeutic and substance abuse groups.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Drug Facts Trivia in the Teen Challenges classes throughout the day.

Brief Description: Hosting 20 events. Sharing information with schools; with parents through updated WCPP website, and though print media - press releases, and RADIO PSA!!

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Game.

Brief Description: Parent education event on e-cigarette/vaping.

Brief Description: Daily drug information will go out to the school district and in the monthly news paper along with activities during lunch.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Both Middle and high school students will be including drug facts in announcements, tabling events, posters, PSA's, social media, and more!

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Online social media 7-day event (same as last year).

Brief Description: Our youth program will hold a teen activity using the "Drugs and your body. It isn't pretty" materials. It will be attended by 3-8 youth.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Brief presentation during all lunch waves including a trivia wheel, brochure, and student participation prizes.

Brief Description: "Healthy Living" Trivia and Free Pizza.

Brief Description: Know-it-all-Game. Testing the knowledge of students on drug facts.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. There has been a steady increase in the use of assorted drugs that have infiltrated the educational setting. Teens can champion their peers with education and awareness to combat the use of drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting an event for the teens. Will have people in recovery speak and share literature with teens. Also, will share the CSI The Experience: Web Adventures.

Brief Description: Master's in Nursing students will be working with teens at Mary Center to educate on substance abuse. This will approximately be a 1 hour event.

Brief Description: We are a methadone/drug treatment program. It would help to have fresh educational materials to share with our clients and for them to share with their children and families. I plan to have a resource table set up in our clinic.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will offer different activities to include: Bingo, National Drug and Alcohol IQ Challenge, Photo Booth, and Chat with Scientist. It will be hosted at a youth center and open to community members interested in having a good time. (Raffles will also be provided).

Brief Description: National Drug Facts Week Trivia Night. Youth will compete for prizes testing their knowledge of drug facts.

Brief Description: The Ward 5 DFC in collaboration with the Ward 1 DFC will host a Drug Facts Trivia Game for youth with prizes and additional fun activities included.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will host multi-day event for five days through various forms such as poster campaign, graffiti wall, drug facts trivia, social media, and such.

Brief Description: The Colonial Health Center will be doing a series of social media posts about drug facts each day of the week. Each day there will be a short fact posted about a different drug, which will be shared with the George Washington University community and beyond.

Brief Description: Assembly.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. I intend to have guest speakers invited to my class to speak with the students directly- class by class, so the possibility of more individual, personal attention can be given, with the opportunity for students to feel comfortable to ask questions, or have comments or concerns. Our guest speakers will be professionals that work in the field of Addiction and Abuse, as well as previous users who have overcome these addictions, and want to share their personal story.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Information about resources for substance abuse treatment.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Students will hear drug facts on the morning announcements and at lunch the students will have a game board in the cafeteria.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. The entire week we have games in the cafeteria for students to learn the FACTS. We have PSA's on the school news station, banners and posters throughout the school.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. School-wide education on the drug epidemic.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. The "Be the Bridge to Recovery" event is a two-day agency and community event. The event is a collaboration between Artist with a Purpose, Vai'datha Expressive Arts and Animal Interactions, and LifeStream Behavioral Center. The focus of the event is to demonstrate how a community can come together to support mental illness and the impact of substance use. The emphasis is providing alternatives to use through expressive arts activities such as art, poetry, singing, and creating music. The highlight of the event is physically painting a bridge with hand prints and words that express ways to Be the Bridge such as connect, support, encourage, trust, and empower. The event may also kick off the "Be the Bridge to Recovery Social Media campaign. This is still in planning stages.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. There will be presentations and speakers, people that have been on drugs an have turned their lives around, video screening and trivia.

Brief Description: We are planning to use our sicial media platform to inform.

Brief Description: The #refuse/Lehigh Acres SADD Club will have a presentation on Marijuana, and learn facts and fiction about this drug.

Brief Description: Orange County Drug Free Coalition will host a Lunch n' Learn with parents/caregivers and any adult who works with middle and high school students to learn about drug trends and dispel the myths about teen drug and alcohol use.

Brief Description: Hosting 150 events. Informed Families will partner with NIDA to implement National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week in schools and communities across Florida. Specifically, Informed Families will provide science-based prevention materials to hundreds of schools as part of the 2018 Lock Your Meds Campaign. Additionally, Informed Families will share NIDA's National Drug & Alcohol IQ Challenge quiz during National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week, which helps teens test their knowledge about drugs, alcohol, and drug abuse with an interactive quiz.

Brief Description: Posting on our Facebook Page facts and slogans, regarding drugs facts, 1/23/2018.

Brief Description: Provide teens with evidence-based facts about teen alcohol and drug abuse in an interactive setting that will stimulate a pro-active community of teen-led advocates.

Brief Description: Photo Project- Natural high comes from any activity that makes you feel good— but doesn’t involve drugs. Doing things you enjoy, like riding your skateboard or dancing releases natural feel-good chemicals in your brain like dopamine, which regulates movement, emotion, motivation, and pleasure. This project is about creative expression. Capture a photo of what feeling "naturally high" means to you. Hosting 6 events. Scavenger Hunt- Grab your friends and challenge yourselves to a scavenger hunt! You will shatter the myths about drugs and alcohol and may even win a prize. Netflix, No Chill- Join us for soda/ popcorn and a free movie! Bring your own blanket. Issa MOVIE!- Catch us on Facebook/Instagram Live as we talk about the effects drugs and alcohol have in Broward County. We are also featuring a special guest. PACE- Test your knowledge and let's talk about the FACTS with a Jeopardy game! Epic Fest- Join us as we close out our week with an epic party and a candlelight vigil to pay our respects.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Poster Contest at all 4 middle schools.

Brief Description: Drug education as part of our Clinics in the schools - School Health Initiative.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. School-wide activity with an information table, Q&A, and a get the facts presentation.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. PSA's on the school announcements, website, and parent letter information. Activities during lunch in the cafeteria. Some teachers will also play games and do the IQ test in their classes.

Brief Description: We will blanket the school with posters.

Brief Description: Community discussion about opiates and the drug crisis - education presentation with Q&A. Information sharing from experts. Panel Experts to include Law Enforcement, Drug Treatment-Lakeview & New Season-MAT, Prevention, First Responders, and Medical Professionals-Dr. Lehmann, Dr. Stavros, Dr. Josephs.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Speak to students at local middle school in the Health Occupation class and HOSA student organization on the facts of drugs and alcohol. Will use the 2018 National Drug & Alcohol IQ Challenge as part of the discussion with students. Will provide the "Shatter the Myths" booklets to students or a class set for the HOSA advisor to use as further discussion with students. Planning to attend local elementary school parent events to distribute flyers about "Medication Safety Basics for Parents" -- 3 things to talk with your child and teen about "today." Will discuss and handout information to teens and parents who attend our Friday Night Done Right event on Friday night at our local high school. This is our social norming campaign for teens in our county to let them know they can have fun on a Friday night without drugs, alcohol or tobacco.

Brief Description: Webinar: Brief but Powerful Evidence-Based Prevention Programs Promoting Active, Healthy & Drug-Free Youth. Webinar Objectives: Know the need for Prevention Plus Wellness (PPW) programs, as well as their components, underlying models, and research findings on effectiveness. Explain SPORT & InShape PPW program implementation, evaluation, and training procedures. Consider settings for successful PPW program implementation.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Morning Announcement Campaign school-wide.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. At Pace Center for Girls, we will be participating in several of the National Drug and Alcohol Fact week activities. We will be doing these in a class called Sprinted Girls, which is a course within the girls' day that they learn about Substance Abuse, Social-Emotional Skills, etc. We are a new school in the Hernando County, FL school district that assists at-risk teen girls and we are excited about our first NDAFW Event!

Brief Description: Tabling at university student center to promote our SAMHSA-funded “Miami Dade Partnership for Preventing Health Risks among Young Adults”. As part of this project, we provide free HIV and STI testing services on FIU campus every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday through our community partners, Union Positiva. Tests are free, confidential, and with on the spot results. Also, as a part of our project, we have a social media based campaign which offers free tips on how to “turn up responsibly”. Tips are related to sex, alcohol, and other drugs. Information regarding our campaign and services will be provided. There will also be a drug and alcohol related game for free condom and candy prizes. Condoms, flyers, stickers, candy, and take away goodie bags will be made available. The table will be used to lay out informational brochures and service information. The people who will be staffing the table will have a “bingo” type game where participants choose the correct drug name out of a list of both common and uncommon drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Campaign: youth organized and led.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Parent Town Hall.

Brief Description: I plan to speak at a Community center located in Norcross, Georgia and expose the dangers of drugs and alcohol to teens and youth of my community. My goal and mission is to bring awareness to the parents that may have perception drugs on hand at home and may not know how to safeguard their meds. I want to share some of your educational resources and information during my presentation. My vision is to reduce and eliminate drug misuse and drug abuse. I plan to expose not only the dangers but the new epidemic of opioids that has made its way into the school system and local communities. Part of the solution is to hold our parents accountable by making them aware of what current dangers are in their homes. Most times parents are not aware of the signs their children may be displaying if they were introduced to drugs. I also want to provide a list of resources for any help that may be needed for existing drug abuse.

Brief Description: Drug Fact trivia with prizes.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Lunchroom display with a speaker on spot, community partner support, brochures, PSA for the week, and let's talk sessions. Weekly lessons in the classroom.

Brief Description: My mission is to get a message out to my local communities about the dangers of drug abuse and misuse. I would like to share your materials and information as a source for both parents and their children. As a parent of a teenager and the owner of a drug screening company, I do feel a sense of duty to bring awareness. Due to the increasing numbers of overdoses in this country, it scares me to know some of this can be avoided with proper measures. My goal is to teach those protective measures and explain to the audience how to lock and secure medication, look out for any early warning signs of drug use and how to find help if needed.

Brief Description: The FVSU 4-H Drug Chat Day will take place with the 4-H'ers from the local Boys & Girls Club and youth of Fort Valley.

Brief Description: Students will work with the Art department in creating anti drug posters to hang throughout the school, as well as educational posters about the effects on the human body by using drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We have a Drug Awareness campaign that covers school social workers delivering and discussing prevention materials provided by NIDA such as, "Shatter the Myths", a mini-scavenger hunt to tweet out the messages, physical activity - Walk Out Drugs and discuss the health aspects, students want to formulate a group that continues beyond CHAT Day. Finally, we have a presenter who will speak to students on Drug Prevention.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will be doing BINGO at our coalition meeting, showing a PSA at a parent speaker series event and have our youth action team record and post their "shatter the myths" cards.

Brief Description: We will do an online campaign at our schools and our daily announcements to get attention of students and teachers.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will host a 3-day event. Day one, our pre-event session (Jan. 18), will focus on education. We will use educational materials and supplies from the NDAFW website. Day two and three will allow the students to increase knowledge and awareness of drugs and alcohol through a series of games, art, and video projects. If our schedule allows, we will also participate in the chat.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Drug facts week challenge. Everyday students will engage in different challenges (identify different healthy coping skills, educate a friend about drug facts, get 5 people to commit to being drug free) and we will do an awareness table as well.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. RADAR will use Facebook and Twitter to promote the National Drug and Alcohol IQ Challenge and NIDA resource materials Monday - Thursday of National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week.

Brief Description: Bulletin board and table with information for patients and public in the building that houses out-patients services.

Brief Description: Community Awareness Open House.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Poster Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. I would like to do an educational campaign promotional event along with targeted social media. I would like to receive any materials from NIDA that are available.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Educational social media campaign.

Brief Description: We will be hosting an educational social media campaign during National Drug & Alcohol Facts week. This will allow us to reach and educate a large population of our community by releasing various messages and facts throughout the week.

Brief Description: We have put together an event for Dec 30th to bring communities together to share our ideas and hopefully learn from one another what is working in their community. All ages are welcome. Gateway, Rosecrance, sober living homes, etc are all invited. We would love information about your organization or, even better, if you would be interested in setting up a table at our event. There is no extra charge to set up tables. It is $10 per person at the door unless they are from a sober living home, then it is $5.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. The launch of I got this! A campaign to prevent underage drinking in 8-10th-grade youth in Chicago. Audience: Youth in 8-10th grade and Parents/Guardians of 8-10th-grade youth. The campaigns directly address the misconceptions that paint a misleading portrait of current behavior by both youth and parents/guardians. Advertising: Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) interior rail/bus cards, bus kings, and digital platform ads. Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, Website. Radio PSAs, Elevator PSAs, and web.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Social media campaign, local flyers and materials to 10 schools countywide.

Brief Description: Youth dialogue about the dangers of alcohol and drug abuse.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Communication campaign via social media, in school focus groups and education.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. National Honor Society Students will be hosting Drug Facts Week at Wilmington High School this year. They have messaging that will run over the display monitors in the lunch room during this time and will also be doing giving facts during morning announcements. They have planned different dress-up days with different themes addressing drugs and its harmful effects as well as distributing candy with messaging attached. Example DUM DUM suckers will have a tag that says: "Only DUMMIES smoke Marijuana" etc.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Week-long activities to educate our student body on the detrimental effects of drug usage. One of our events will be dress-up days for each day of the week. Each day will have a theme such as "Just Don't Do It" - Wear Sports Gear.

Brief Description: Kick-off of a media campaign promoting awareness of signs of addiction, treatment options, identifying risks of disorders, and promoting safe use if prescribed opioids.

Brief Description: Social media and community awareness campaign to change social norms surrounding drug and alcohol use among teens.

Brief Description: We will have a drug and bully free banner at all lunch periods for students who commit to being drug and bully free to sign. Any student or staff member who signs the pledge banner will be given a bracelet to wear as a symbol of their commitment.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Distribute the Drug IQ Challenge to students during homeroom, guided studies, or advisory. Shatter the Myths facts and information used for daily announcements/questions. Community Press Release to promote NDAFW.

Brief Description: 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: Trivia questions over announcements during the week. Prizes for the winners.

Brief Description: Campaign- public health education with high school students.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Campaign: poster, hand-out, and social media.

Brief Description: Bringing Awareness/ Vendor Health Fair Related Topics on Drugs, Alcohol, and Tobacco.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Work with our city and community officials to promote options that build awareness and healthy lifestyles for young adults. News releases, posters, university mentors (Purdue & Ivy Tec), community partners, and a job & health fair. We work with young adults (16 - 24) who have dropped out of school and face huge OPED issues. Also, plan to connect with city officials to promote healthy living options.

Brief Description: Promote the week and provide resources to support other funded programs.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Poster Contest and Educational Event.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Town Hall type meeting with teens and parents invited. County Coroner will speak as well as a young lady (21) who recently lost her boyfriend to heroin.

Brief Description: Critical Conversation: What is Addiction.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. 6th grade will have lessons about brain science, peer testimonials about resisting peer pressure, and Q&A about specific drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 50 events. Educational Event for our staff.

Brief Description: Town Hall featuring the Porter County Coroner Chuck Harris, a bereaved girlfriend of a recently deceased loved one that has a personal story to share and reading from a diary and poems leading up to the overdose and Todd Willis, prevention specialist from a mental health facility specializing in youth.

Brief Description: We are holding a "town hall" type meeting with three speakers: Chuck Harris, Porter County Coronor; Todd Willis, Director of Prevention Education @ Porter-Starke; Arianna Baiz, Personal Story of Love, Addiction & Loss.

Brief Description: Assembly - working with Pride students from a school system to present information.

Brief Description: Assembly to show harmful effects of drug abuse.

Brief Description: Hosting 9 events. Monday, January 22, 2018 The Challenges of Addiction: Setting the Tone 6:00 P.M. St. Paul’s (321 E. Market, Jeff) Moderator - The Hon. Brad Jacobs, Circuit Court 2 Panelists: Dr. Eric Yazel, Dr. Kevin Burke, Judge Andrew Adams, Sheriff Jamey Noel, Misty Gilbert (director, Turning Point), DEA Agent Darin Vaughn Tuesday, January 23, 2018 In Recovery: The Other Side 6:00 P.M. St. Paul’s (321 E. Market @ Walnut, Jeffersonville) Moderator – Aprile Rickert Panelists: family members and individuals in recovery Wednesday, January 24, 2018 The Reality of Addiction 12:00 P.M. LifeSpring Community Rm (404 Spring St, Jeffersonville) Moderator – Carolyn King Lunch RSVP: clarkctycares@gmail.com OR 502-541-9636 Panelists: Dr. Quinn T. Chipley (U of L), Matt LaRocco (Harm Reduction Specialist), Matt Owen (EMT, City of Jeff), Wendy Dant Chesser (1SI) 6:30 P.M. St. Paul’s Parish Hall (door with ramp) Dr. Kevin Burke Narcan Training Thursday, January 25, 2018 Recovery Resources in Indiana 5:30 P.M. Clark Memorial Hospital Moderator – Dr. Eric Yazel Dinner RSVP: clarkctycares@gmail.com OR 502-541-9636 Keynote Speaker: Jim McClellan (Exec. Dir. Drug Treatment, Prevention & Enforcement Comm) Friday, January 26, 2018 Awareness: The ONLY way out is through 6:00 P.M. St. Paul’s Church (321 E. Market St.) Moderator – The Rev. Nancy Woodworth-Hill Speakers: Rick Shuster, Deb Bulleit, Nancy Baxter, John Shealy (mindful stress reduction) A labyrinth will be available in the Parish Hall Saturday, January 27, 2018 Inside Addiction: speaking with youth 6:00 P.M. Pizza! St. Augustine’s Parish Hall, 316 E Maple St, Jeff Moderator – Evan Blessit Panelists: Alan Wilson, Megan Stockdale, Brian Riddle; DJ Dance to follow at 7:30 Sunday, January 28, 2018 Expanding Hope, Candlelight Vigil 4:00 P.M. St. Paul’s (321 E. Market St, Jeff) Moderator – The Rev. Nancy Woodworth-Hill Panelists: Dr. Will Cooke, Rita Shourds; Amelia Johns, Liz Johnson, Tracy Ward 6:00 P.M. Candlelight Vigil @ Big Four Bridge

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. We will be using social media to present drug facts to our students, families, and community.

Brief Description: NDAFW - BINGO Vocabulary.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Answer drug fact questions on facebook and the first will receive a movie ticket.

Brief Description: We will be presenting alcohol & drug related trivia questions during the lunch period. Campaign incentives will be given to participants.

Brief Description: Tabling event where students walking by can play trivia.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. I would like to use the game and campaign event types throughout the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Community Health Care, Inc. will promote National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week at each location, providing educational information on drugs and alcohol to patients and their families.

Brief Description: Our students will be participating in the National Drugs and Alcohol Chat Day. Students will be invited into our innovation rooms to participate in the live chat.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. The Van Buren County Youth Leadership Council members will be participating in activity times with the I want to Shatter the Myths because... activity, National Drug & Alcohol IQ Challenge, and the National Drug & Alcohol Bingo Game.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. The WD SODA group has invited a tobacco specialist to come talk to the Women's Wellness class and the Life Skills Class. The kids will participate in an interactive jeopardy game and see a lung demo. Students of WD SODA have also placed posters around the school using facts found on the National Drug Facts Week website.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. At lunchtime, kids will partake in events to teach them about the effects drugs have on the body.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Social media and email campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Week-long awareness activities presenting facts about drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will have a table in the lunch room for students to play trivia and bingo.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Will be doing lunch-n-learns in the school.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. There will be an assembly on the 22nd, and then the students will be given a contest by classroom. It will be a classroom door decorating contest showcasing what they have learned about drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Contest.

Brief Description: On Friday, January 26, 2018, the Stinnett Elementary UNITE Club will host a school-wide scavenger hunt.

Brief Description: Poster campaign along with interdisciplinary lessons and activities.

Brief Description: TBD.

Brief Description: Presentation at Mason County Middle School promoting "Too Good For Drugs Program".

Brief Description: We will paint our parish in drug fact posters! We will be spreading the message about the facts of drug abuse.

Brief Description: We will stage a school-wide meeting and discussion.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Have posters hung in each building, have drug and alcohol announcements each day, lunch period have a booth set up with pamphlets and drug facts to present to students.

Brief Description: Please join us for a discussion of current societal trends related to alcohol & drug abuse, including binge drinking, the state of cannabis legalization, and the opioid abuse epidemic.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Our organization will be posting pictures with factual information about the harm of drugs along with the prevention aspect to it on social media via Instagram and/or Twitter.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Each morning, Tuesday- Friday an announcement will be made over the morning announcements about a fact about alcohol or drugs. We will also play a bingo game where students will hear the definition of a drug and they mark on their bingo card what drug they believe matches that definition.

Brief Description: Posters.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Social media fact campaign via twitter.

Brief Description: Hosting 8 events. We work with our Positive Action team to plan daily activities that are aimed at Substance Use Prevention during this week.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Campaign with display boards to educate teens on drug and alcohol abuse, including a contest, videos, games, and food.

Brief Description: Hosting 13 events. We plan to host a social media campaign focusing on the assigned themes throughout the week. We will be promoting, following, and encouraging youth participation in chat day. We hope to collaborate with schools/youth programs for drugs facts/substance use prevention poster contest, as well as tabling at local youth-serving organizations.

Brief Description: Hosting 12 events. Facebook facts posts for January 22 through January 26 and a poster campaign with area schools.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will host 2 events to bring awareness around opioids and marijuana.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Shead High School's JMG program will come up with some sort of a game to play in all our classes. We will decide as a group how to do it. Probably a school-wide scavenger hunt. We are still brainstorming.

Brief Description: Chat Day

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. PSA style campaign for the community.

Brief Description: Morning announcements and pamphlets available at lunchtimes.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. The participants will be given drug facts by various speakers for the week and at the end of the week we play Drug Facts Jeopardy and give prizes to winners.

Brief Description: "Chasing The Dragon" showing of this educational documentary produced by the DEA and FBI. There will be follow up speakers, discussion. and activities to raise awareness of drug use.

Brief Description: Discuss drug and alcohol facts-would appreciate ideas.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Daily PSA's with drug and alcohol facts on the morning announcements, an informational table with pamphlets, and a poster contest.

Brief Description: During our weekly SADD chapter meeting, we will have the students ask questions about drugs and contact you with questions.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Lunch and Learn at all four high schools in Calvert County. Will have information on nicotine as a drug, plus have the students make a stress relief kit.

Brief Description: Community Conversation: "Managing Stress in a World Full of Crises" is part of a series of Community Conversations with mental health experts, faith leaders, educators and law enforcement on how to manage stress, identify & prevent destructive behavior, and stay safe. Resources and strategies will be shared for managing stress and avoiding drugs, alcohol, self-harm, crime, etc. Separate tracks will be offered for youth and adults.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Activities with middle & high school students; social media messaging for parents; social media messaging for teens by teens; other events/activities TBD.

Brief Description: Posting of drug facts on Facebook and Twitter pages during the week. Sharing local alcohol and other drug use data with local middle and high schools to share with students.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. The health department will visit local middle and high schools to play trivia games and provide activity sheets regarding drug and alcohol facts to students during their lunches.

Brief Description: NDAFW Bingo Game will be played with Charlestown Elementary Students (3rd-5th Gr) Boys and Girls Club After School Program.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. BCHD, Behavioral Health Systems Baltimore, and the Youth Leadership Action Network will promote messaging and hold school-level conversations about substance use, drugs, and alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Assembly.

Brief Description: Will be allowing the students to go online to ask questions about various drug issues when they have answers they will share info with other classmates.

Brief Description: TBD.

Brief Description: At HC DrugFree's monthly Teen Advisory Council meeting, teens along with NIDA's Baltimore staff will play NIDA Bingo and hold a focus group .

Brief Description: Hosting 28 events. Provided Drugs & Alcohol Facts to 28 High Schools in Prince George's County, Maryland.

Brief Description: Social media campaign.

Brief Description: Next Thursday, Jan. 25th, our SADD chapter is hosting our 2nd annual National Alcohol and Drug Facts Week (Day) during all 5 lunch shifts outside the cafeteria. We will be distributing literature (pamphlets, etc.) at each lunch period along with other activities to encourage our student body to engage. We will also have daily announcements next week to promote awareness.

Brief Description: TBD

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events: drug facts, jeopardy contest, as well as a poster contest within the agency.

Brief Description: Tabling during lunch will feature jeopardy with questions pertaining to national and state use and harmful effects of drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Presentation for elementary students with videos and educational communication about the effects caused by drugs in our bodies, in general.

Brief Description: Our club will host a Jeopardy games with facts and information that students research and fact from the teens.drugabuse.gov website.

Brief Description: On January 24, 2018, at 6:00 PM, followed by a presentation, teens in the French Heritage Language afterschool program afterschool program will participate in a contest poem, music video contest to promote the fight against drugs. This will be a culturally and age appropriate event. Food and refreshment will be served.

Brief Description: Will plan to show video and have a speaker and supporting materials to distribute and interact with students.

Brief Description: TBD

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Our school for the past 5 years have participated in http://thpprojectpurple.org/ . During the week, Putnam student leaders & staff take this opportunity to spread awareness and educate others about the dangers & consequences to drug & alcohol abuse. Teachers create lesson plans & utilize NIDA data to illustrate their points and create conversation about the importance of sustaining from drugs and leading a healthy lifestyle. Upperclassmen leaders also are allowed the opportunity to speak to freshmen classes to share their concern. In addition, we also have a couple speakers come in during the week to share their stories and inspiration. All our athletic teams wear purple to help promote THP Project Purple Initiative. Prior to games during the week, we'll share NIDA research with student athletes, coaches and fans.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Daily morning announcements at Everett High School, daily social media posts and educational information provided at local Teen Center.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. The Hampden County District Attorney's Office will show their recently released Just Once video featuring the living experience of area people telling their addiction story, and the story of families who love them, and professionals who try to help. This will be presented to all students in middle and high schools, as well as an evening presentation for parents.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We have partnered with a local awareness organization called Cory's Cause to bring assemblies to all of the 7th graders in the City of Taunton. Taunton is one of the many communities we serve. They are also getting hit hardest by opiate overdoses. The assemblies are a tale of how prescription drugs ruined a young man's life and left him disabled. Prior to the presentations, students will be given the Drug IQ quiz to test their knowledge of this issue.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will be making daily announcements and running daily messages on the school monitors providing drug and alcohol facts and information. Students with our pact (peer achieving change together) group will be making the announcements.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will be having daily announcements read with info about drug and alcohol facts. We will also be working with the school's video production students to have segments with drug and alcohol facts that will be shown in the classrooms each day.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. 5 Day Drug Facts presented at all cluster high schools.

Brief Description: Provide teens with evidence-based facts about teen alcohol and drug abuse in an interactive setting that will stimulate a pro-active community of teen-led advocates.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Daily drug fact on Morning Announcement/Twitter.

Brief Description: Social media campaign on Instagram with different facts about teen drug and alcohol use. Monday is alcohol. Tuesday is tobacco. Wednesday is marijuana. Thursday is MDMA. Friday is prescription drugs.

Brief Description: The Hampden-Wilbraham Partners for Youth Coalition and the Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District are collaborating with Hampden County District Attorney Gulluni's Office to present "Just Once," a special community event on Tuesday, January 23, at 6:00 p.m. Just Once" will address the dangers of experimenting with drugs and the risk of taking prescription medications. A short documentary will be followed by personal stories from residents of the Western MA Recovery and Wellness Center, as well as a panel Q & A with area experts, a parent, and a student. Prior to the event there will be a Community Expo where participants can drop off unwanted medications, view a trailer for a student-produced local documentary "It's An Issue Here" , and receive information and resources about the youth substance use prevention, misuse reduction, treatment and recovery.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. PSA Campaign in 10 schools.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Law Enforcement, Mental Health, Substance Abuse professionals will be handing out prevention information and each will have a game to play for a chance to win prizes. Bringing the community, schools and businesses together to prevent risk behaviors.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Host a fun carnival like game night at both St. Ignace High School and Cedarville. This would be either right after school or in the early evening.

Brief Description: TBD (In Process).

Brief Description: Middle school students will compete to answer trivia questions about drug and alcohol facts. Trivia questions will be presented daily, during morning announcements. Correct answers will be thrown into the hat to win a prize for their classroom.

Brief Description: Snowshoe event held at one or more Alger County sites. Local youth groups to develop SA informational tables throughout the snowshoe course. Combine with MSU 4-H to add additional health education that decreases SA risk.

Brief Description: We will be asking our 6-8th graders to participate in a video contest about educating their peers on drug and alcohol abuse. We will have a panel of judges vote on these and hope to show them at an assembly for the 6th-8th grade students so they can view them as well and include a speaker. We will be asking local businesses to sponsor prizes for this event.

Brief Description: Hosting 20 events. Community Conversation - Substance Use, Misuse, Abuse. Co-hosted by the Iron County Communities That Care, The Aspirus Foundation, Great Lakes Recovery Centers and The Northcare Network. An Iron County, MI community-wide discussion on the issues of drug and alcohol use. Taking a three-legged approach to the problem of abuse - Prevention/Enforcement/Recovery - a panel of involved experts will seek to inform the community on what is being done in an effort to reduce the problem of addiction in Iron County. Historically the problem has been left to Recovery and Law Enforcement, which services are stretched to the limit. Adding a solid and well designed Prevention Program is much needed and can actually mitigate the addiction issue. This event seeks to propose solutions, as opposed to simply revisiting the problems.

Brief Description: Screening Chasing the Dragon with panel discussion to follow

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Educational Games will be conducted at an assigned middle school and high school.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will be setting up posters around Newberry Highschool and handing out information. We will also be teaming up with Key Club to have a more campaigns/contests.

Brief Description: Starting a middle school F.A.N. Club.

Brief Description: Assembly.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 videos. Video campaign on the student-run annoucements.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Hosting a table at a local college, University of Michigan, Flint, to provide education to students and community members about National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week as well as to have an interactive activity focused on Shattering the Myths.

Brief Description: Open House providing information on drugs and alcohol to families in Wayne and the surrounding area.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. One class period for each 6th, 7th and 8th grades. Playing drug facts BINGO, an open forum discussion on drugs and alcohol, discussion to healthy alternative activities to substance abuse and a two-hour dance for 6-8th grades as a drug and alcohol-free event.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Social Media Campaign with Drug Facts on our Facebook and Twitter accounts.

Brief Description: Education and Pledge cards with kids.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. LAHC Substance Abuse Prevention Program will be hosting evidence-based and interactive educational sessions in the classroom with 9th-grade students at three high schools in the Dearborn/ Detroit area.

Brief Description: We will be filming a television show with an educational piece focused on preventing teen drug use and abuse.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will be hosting a kick-off event prior to implementing monthly activities around different types of drugs in the classrooms. The kick-off event will be students signing a pledge to stay drug-free and we will be offering incentives to the classrooms that do not have any students that smell like drugs or is suspected drug users in their classrooms. If students state they used and has now stopped via an anonymous survey those students in those classrooms will receive a prize.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We are doing a social media blitz through all our coalition networks during the week and sending home drug facts brochures with tailored Michigan Profile for Healthy Youth data to parents in Eaton Rapids Public Schools.

Brief Description: A jeopardy style competition that pits students against teachers!

Brief Description: This event, which will take place on the evening of February 3 will hit a lot of different healthy living topics. Being active in the winter, eating healthy, and avoiding drugs and alcohol. Rob Wiener-Natural Resource Program Instructor, of MSUE’s Greening Michigan Institute, will be leading the guided snowshoe hike, pointing out interesting animal signs and other night hike type activities. Vicki Ballas, MSUE SNAP-Ed Program Instructor, will be leading a “make your own energy ball” buffet bar, full of healthy and nutritious items to make a great winter hiking food (granola, dried fruit, maple syrup, etc.). Munising High School’s Key Club and Superior Central High School’s National Honor Society will be heading up the self-guided candlelit hike portion. We are leaving this part up to them primarily, with the caveats that it needs to include various drug and alcohol facts in some fashion. We wanted the teens to have ownership over this part of the event. We also have small prizes for this portion, with the idea we could do a self-guided quiz as well. We will also have a campfire and “hot cocoa with a cop”—Alger County’s deputy sheriff (and possibly the sheriff too!) will be hanging out and talking to families, and generally just showing that cops can be fun and not just “scary” people. We will also have a "Why you Matter" wall, where youth can write out reasons why they feel important, as a proactive, meaningful campaign to help build positive self-images within our community.

Brief Description: Drug Facts Trivia.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 15 events. Media Campaign Around Nation Drug & Alcohol Facts Weeks: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram posts along with posters around our area schools.

Brief Description: NDAFW quiz during Senior High Lunch.

Brief Description: We are doing the Drug Facts IQ Challenge during lunches on Jan. 22.

Brief Description: JSUI/MJCPC will be organizing a Drug & Alcohol Facts educational event at Blackburn Middle School on January 26, 2018. We will have local law enforcement and prevention specialists on hand to discuss the dangers of substance use and underage drinking.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. I would like to try and do a poster contest with the different schools.

Brief Description: Questions and answers and games with teens.

Brief Description: We will be displaying some educational information on alcohol and other drug abuses/prevention methods on our heaviest foot traffic area. We are hopeful the students of MSU will be positively impacted by the information we will provide.

Brief Description: Contest.

Brief Description: Social Media Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Educational information and community communications.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Poster Campaign to provide education to staff and clients.

Brief Description: Prevention Advocacy Day: Members of Missouri Substance Use Prevention Network will meet at the Capitol to kick off their statewide campaign: Parents Matter, More youth are drug-free when they know parents expect them to be. #ExpectDrugFree. They will also meet with legislators to explain how their communities are preventing substance use and the importance of behavioral health and prevention policies.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. To help students gain insight into drug use & abuse.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Poster campaign for each Parkway School District High School and Middle School Teen Voice for Change Group.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Free drug/alcohol assessments 24/7; educational information for youth, parents, schools, community organizations; prevention campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Daily Drug Facts being announced during final announcement. Display table with info in lunch room daily.

Brief Description: We would love to participate by promotion on social media.

Brief Description: Closed event available only for Sentinel Students to participate in, if they would like, including: question of the Day, Coffee Cart Facts, Bulletin Boards, Raffle, ext.

Brief Description: Discussion of known drug facts then take the Drug IQ Test together. Prizes will be given to everyone and certificates for those with all correct answers.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. All school in the county participating in the drug facts week by utilizing teen groups to announce and discuss facts during the school week.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will have a trivia/scavenger hunt at the middle schools and a trivia lunch event at the high schools.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Educational Campaign in the Community and on Social Media, Local paper and radio station. Also, Youth Coalition members will announce daily drug and alcohol trivia questions daily at the high school.

Brief Description: Be The Change 406 Coalition participated in the FCCLA Vision Zero event to raise awareness of substance misuse and its effect on the brain. The weeklong event provided information about texting and driving, distracted driving, driving under the influence, seat belt use and Montana teen driving stats.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. The Lincoln Southeast Community Drug and Alcohol Coalition will be hosting a week of activities to open dialogue among students, families, faculty ad the community surrounding substance use and abuse. Lincoln Southeast High School students will participate in NDAFW Chat Day so that they have an opportunity to ask their questions and get science based information regarding substance use and abuse. We will read daily facts about substance use and abuse with the daily morning announcements. We plan to participate in the Shatter the Myths campaign by giving our students the opportunity to write on a poster why they plan to remain drug free. We will also set up an information table with NIDA educational materials and behavioral health community resources for youth and families. NIDA posters will be put up throughout the school as well with substance use and abuse facts.

Brief Description: Newspaper and social media articles.

Brief Description: We would like to provide the community with informational pieces. The youth group would like to give a presentation at the school.

Brief Description: Speakers; community resources; activities.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Marijuana : Everything You Need To Know; Speakers , videos, swagg, games activities.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Join Together Northern Nevada (JTNN)'s Project Speak Out (high school student volunteers) will be providing a fatal vision booth, information booth, and art contest at Boys and Girls Club of Truckee Meadows. From 2:30pm-4:00pm.

Brief Description: Join Together Northern Nevada (JTNN)'s Project Speak Out (high school student volunteers) will be providing a fatal vision booth, information booth, and art contest at Boys and Girls Club of Truckee Meadows. From 2:30pm-4:00pm

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Middle school essay contest with theme of healthy lifestyle choices, announcements via school television, and lunchtime tabling activities.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. 30 mins a day of educational info/activities/videos/discussions.

Brief Description: Our SADD (students against destructive decisions) will help promote this through posters and announcements.

Brief Description: Participants voluntarily join in an essay contest about what Recovery means to them.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Informational bulletin board and daily Drug Fact presented via school television.

Brief Description: On Friday, January, 26 I have 2 recovering addicts coming to speak to my classes and a Doctor to talk about the effects Drugs have on the brain and on people. The Recovering addicts tell their stories to the kids and then answer questions.

Brief Description: Trivia game.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Events will be through out week. Events will include, assembly, lunch resource tables, art contest and parent workshops.

Brief Description: Provide resources to local Atlantic County High Schools.

Brief Description: Social Media blitz.

Brief Description: National Drug and Alcohol Awareness Facts/Ted Talk about Addiction, Awareness.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Graphic Design Contest (Natural High); Lunch n learn table.

Brief Description: Teens involved in New Bridge Medical Center's Teen T.H.R.I.V.E. Program; as well as Teens that are involved in the Perform Care Behavioral Health System of care will collaborate and creatively express themselves through meaningful announcements that focus on refusal skills and decision making skills that are reflective of todays times and 'societal norms.' Teens will be encouraged to lobby for their values and belief systems that will promote systemic change inevitably in schools, home and society that will begin to uncover the Concept of Addiction by correlating external /internal protector factors.

Brief Description: Hosting 33 events. The Center for Prevention and Counseling will be providing each middle school (23) and high school (10) in Sussex County with a National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week Banner Toolkit. Each school will be challenged to create a banner shattering the myths surrounding substance use disorder. Each toolkit contains 6' yellow banner paper and NIDA publications including: Shatter the Myths, Drugs, Brains, and Behavior: The Science of Addiction, NDAFW Bingo Cards, Marijuana: Facts for Teens and Heads Up: Real News About Drugs and Your Body. Schools are highly encouraged to complete their banner in health class, after school club or science/biology class. Schools send a photo of their completed banner to CFPC to post on FB and share on other social media platforms. Schools are also highlighted in our Kids2Kids newsletter. CFPC will also be promoting NDAFW on FB and Twitter and will have the NDAFW logo as our email signature leading up to and during the week of NDAFW.

Brief Description: This would be our first time doing this. We would communicate facts via the intercom during morning and afternoon announcements. If I can work it out with the schedule, I will have Peer leaders visit classrooms.

Brief Description: Media Campaign: 1-22-17

Brief Description: Going to use materials for social media & outreach on campuses.

Brief Description: Student-led event to increase awareness about substance abuse.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Youth will participate in the creation of public service announcements that will be spread thru all forms of social media platforms, in addition to engaging in "educational" challenges that will increase their knowledge of AOD's.

Brief Description: Presentation at our youth group.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Group members will present a new fact everyday and promote it through morning announcements, posters and social media.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Educational - Prevention Resource Table.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Info table in the school cafeteria, students answer trivia questions and win back to school supplies.

Brief Description: Game.

Brief Description: Game.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will have alcohol and drug Myths and Facts being told each morning during the week at our local middle school and then on our social media page each day we will give out new information and facts about a drug and link it back to the National Alcohol & Drugs Facts Week website to find out more information.

Brief Description: Day of education, bingo, drug facts trivia, participation in "shatter the myths" campaign, videos, etc.

Brief Description: Workshop for students to discuss the effects of drug and alcohol abuse, drug and alcohol statistics, the causes of drug and alcohol abuse, and how to stay away from drug and alcohol abuse and use.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Students will take the National Drug and Alcohol IQ Challenge. Videos from the website will be shown at STAND Up and REBEL student Meeting. Natural Helpers will attend a 2 hour workshop on the progression of Chemical Dependency Warning Signs, What to do before and after a disclosure Students will construct a wordle poster in the shape of a bottle with facts and consequences of underage drinking, and enabling. Also, students will play NDAFW Bingo.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Shattering the Myths on our social media accounts daily, Promoting event to other coalitions in NJ.

Brief Description: Assembly for Teens to discuss the effects of drug and alcohol abuse, drug and alcohol statistics, the causes of drug and alcohol abuse, and how to stay away from drug and alcohol abuse and use.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. We will be running a social media campaign over the course of the week. We will be posting daily across all of our social media, to bring awareness.

Brief Description: During lunch, SADD students will have drug and alcohol trivia cards at a table. Students will answer 5 trivia questions. Students will get a SADD pencil for participating. Students who answer all 5 questions correctly will be entered into a raffle for more prizes.

Brief Description: Hosting 16 events. Various public schools in Union County, NJ are participating in daily announcements, distributing flyers, students will be taking the IQ Challenge during health class, teachers/staff will be providing booklets/pamphlets to students, students are participating in the "Shatter the Myths" campaign and "NJ Shout Down Drugs" competition.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Will incorporate activities and online discussion into a two hour window.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We are encourage residents to create a home made Public Service Announcement about the dangers of drugs. Video to be under 30 seconds in length. The creators of winning video will be recognized at Town Council Meeting.

Brief Description: GTPD will be participating in National Drug Facts week with a PSA contest. We are challenging our teens and pre-teens in our community to create a 30 second PSA Shattering the Myths about drugs! Gather your friends,be creative and start taping! These videos can be emailed to: communityrelations@gtpolice.com All videos must be submitted by January 28th at 5pm. Videos will be judged the week of January 29th. The winner of the contest will receive a prize and be recognized at a Gloucester Township Council Meeting. Teens......... The Challenge is ON!!!!

Brief Description: Hunterdon County Youth Coalition's (HCYC) "Shatter the Myths" movie night with Q&A after.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. The New Brunswick High School Student Assistance Program will be hosting events during 3 lunch periods. Students will be able to answer trivia questions related to drugs and alcohol and if they get it correct them will win candy. Students will have the opportunity to try the Fatal Vision Goggles. Drug Information will be provided. During the week morning announcements information related to drug facts will be given.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. The MIB Youth Coalition is hosting a tabling event outside of the HS cafeteria every day during NDAFW providing their peers with educational resources, USB wristbands loaded with drug facts, trivia questions and facts delivered during the morning announcements.

Brief Description: The SCRATCH Coalition & Pennsville Memorial High School's Lindsey Meyer Teen Institute Club partnering for a Sticker Shock Campaign at Fornaro's Liquor Store in Pennsville, NJ. Working together to remind adults to "Keep It Legal" by NOT purchasing alcohol for anyone under the age of 21.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Presentation to the youth and invite the parents here in the Community. Do an ice-breaker, information on alcohol and drugs and incentives for participating.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Youth will create drug and alcohol awareness posters that will be displayed in their school and their community.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. These are two Be "Above the Influence" Underage Drinking Prevention presentations for a Middle School. (I, Patricia Rael have been creating and providing entertaining presentations on drugs and alcohol prevention for 10 plus years. Worked with the Attorney General's Office and created a Meth prevention book, and made presentations statewide. Worked with New Mexico Department of Transportation and provided Underage Drinking Prevention presentations statewide. Presentations I create are popular because they encourage youth to do fun activities instead of drinking or using drugs for entertainment.) The main focus of the presentation is to encourage young people to not only know alcohol's harmful effects to the body but it also encourages young people to take a challenge to do something different that is good for them or somebody else in an effort to encourage them to be open to all the many different activities that are available and stimulate them in a healthy positive way instead of buying into alcohol advertisements.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. To have a New Year, New You Day! We will review why drugs and alcohol are dangerous and hazardous to one's health and explore what the benefits of a healthy lifestyle entail. We will facilitate a small group setting, review trivia facts and play games. Also, we will have group members draw or make a collage which will encompass what their impression of a healthy 2018 year is going to look like for them, individually without the use of drugs and alcohol. Additionally, we will make a variety of healthy, juice smoothies to pass around.

Brief Description: Video Project/Presentation.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Have different facts and educational material disseminated throughout the week. I am still in the planning phases of this week-long event, but there will be media exposure with our social norming campaign, "Party Smart," as well as educational programming.

Brief Description: We will invite the community to New Beginnings Church, 920 State Street, to hear a presentation by a local doctor and to distribute literature to the community in Spanish and English.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. In school activities to raise awareness; morning announcements, scavenger hunt, and classroom presentations.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Daily PSA's of Drug Facts announced by students; What do you know about Drugs Survey Wall.

Brief Description: We will play Wellness Jeopardy focusing on drug and alcohol questions.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Science Lessons For Drug and Alcohol Awareness Week: 6th Grade - Tobacco: Begin with “Tobacco Use - The health consequences” reading. This can be done as a whole class, independently, or in partners. Have students analyze the “Nicotine News” line graph. Optional: Select any of the other tobacco related activity worksheets or have students create mini-posters about the dangers of cigarette smoking. 7th Grade - An overview of major drugs of abuse: Have students use the chart about the major drugs of abuse to complete the “What’s the Question?” worksheet. Students can work independently or in partners. Review the “Prescription for Pain” reading and graph worksheet. Optional: Have students write their own fact based questions about the different drugs they reviewed. Students can swap their questions with a partner, and answer one another’s. 8th Grade - Independent Drug Research: Have students use the provided booklets and web resources to research one of the following drugs (alcohol, cigarettes, marijuanna, prescription drugs, or methamphetamine). Students can work independently, in partners, or in small groups. During their research students will complete the graphic organizer. Optional: Students can present their findings to the class, write a paragraph summarizing what they learned, or create a poster about their research. Living Environment - Effect of Drugs on Fetal Development lab: Students will complete a lab packet in which they analyze data and readings regarding the effects of drugs and alcohol on fetal development.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Game.

Brief Description: "Mental Health Club" - group of middle-school students and counseling staff facilitators, which focus on various topics, community organizations and events, and causes related to social and emotional well-being.

Brief Description: We'll have a doctor talk about drugs, distribute literature, and serve food and drink.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Poster Contest.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Game.

Brief Description: I will be hosting a meeting to help inform Fox Lane High School students and parents the dangers of alcohol and marijuana use.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Poster contest and community awareness campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Educational materials provided by the NIDA website will be used as a means of providing relevant and necessary drug and alcohol education to community members and clientele part of a substance abuse clinic setting. Members will be engaged in a "Drug/Alcohol Facts Bingo", and given the opportunity to be a part of an impact panel which will have members voluntarily discuss the impact of drugs/alcohol on their lives. In addition, members will have the opportunity to ask questions of trained professionals - substance abuse counselors on a variety of topics related to drugs/alcohol or addiction.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. BINGO Game, Test Your Knowledge on Drugs & Alcohol IQ Challenge, Shatter the Myths Cards, Too Good for Drugs, Poster or Video Contest.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Drug Facts Bulletin Board, Announcements, and Interactive Game.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Social Media posts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) each day, which present different drug & alcohol facts.

Brief Description: Lunch and Learn in the cafeteria with the Oswego County Prevention Coalition. Students participating in the drug facts trivia game can enter to win prizes.

Brief Description: Lunch and Learn in the cafeteria. Participating students playing drug facts trivia will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a prize.

Brief Description: Social Media Campaign.

Brief Description: School Wide Announcements.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Posters around the school with myths and facts. "Shatter the Myths". Chat Day in cafeteria.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Through social media, Massapequa Takes Action Coalition (MTAC) will post Dr. Stephen Dewey's Alcohol, Drugs and the Teen Brain video to our website, YouTube and Facebook pages in celebration of National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week. Dr. Dewey's video will highlight how our ever changing and vital organ, the brain, can be affected by alcohol and other drugs - especially if introduced during adolescence. Dr. Stephen Dewey is an Investigator at the Center for Behavioral & Molecular Imaging at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research at Northwell Health. He simply shows parents and teens what he sees everyday through his research. In addition, MTAC will post drug facts throughout the week linking teens to science based facts to SHATTER THE MYTHS® about drugs!

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Using a trivia wheel during lunch periods to ask questions to students; loud speaker announcements.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Facts about drugs and alcohol will be read in homeroom announcements each day. A table from CASA-Trinity Prevention with information and a game will be set up during lunch periods.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events.

Brief Description: Listening sessions at the high school. We have members of Recovery Fitness coming in to talk to students about what is happening in the community.

Brief Description: Bulletin board campaign: Surprising Facts about Vaping.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. "Understanding Addiction," the presentation will be on pp, and will illustrate how addictive traits can be influenced by genetics, neuro-chemistry, social influences . The presentation will describe differences in various mood altering substances eg: Alcohol, Marijuana, Cocaine and Amphetamines, Opioids etc. It will also offer information on where to seek help and the importance of support systems.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. I am a school nurse full time in a middle school and I would like to have an open communication and dialogue week with posters/ school wide announcements and in small groups.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. PP Presentation "Lifting The Veil", veil being a metaphore for "ignorance, denial, the stigma of Alcoholism and drug addiction. This will be a preventative educational pp, with a historical, cultural, political and social perspective addressing the addiction of alcohol mood altering substances and will also cover the trickle-effect to family and community. Will include open discussion on treatment alternatives in the community.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We are going to have our counselors work with students at lunch and our homeroom teachers will conduct a brief lesson/discussion during the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. The event will be held in collaboration with local entities, such as the Health Department, substance abuse professionals, Siler City Police Department, Chatham County Sheriff's Office, local churches and vendors will also be onsite. A hot dog lunch and drinks will be provided to all guest free of charge. Educational material will be disseminated along with professionals available to answer questions and share their expertise.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We are using a bulletin board in our high school cafeteria (where the most traffic for our school is) and listing an alcohol and drug fact for each day of the week. Our students will also be making posters to hang around the school, and we plan on using our marquee on Caratoke Highway to inform those who are driving by.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Drug Facts Trivia and Chat Session.

Brief Description: Our TOP (Teen Outreach Program) Participants will post Alcohol and Drug Fact posters throughout the school.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. During the week of January 22, members of the DREAM Team will promote anti-drug and alcohol messages through our school's WBHS morning announcements. There will be goal setting banner during all lunch periods on Thursday. Students will be able to write down their individual goals that they will achieve by living drug, tobacco, and alcohol free lives. The week will end with an afternoon Car Sweep where the members of the DREAM Team will pass out candy with anti-drug and alcohol messages and facts. Candy will be placed on all cars in the senior parking lot, to all parents in the carpool line, and to all students headed to the bus lot.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Jones County 4-H will host a game show during each Health Class at the local school. There will be 6 sessions of the game. We will use this activity to start a healthy living series hosted by 4-H in the county schools. There will also be a guest speaker during the local 4-H club meeting from a substance abuse coalition, recovering alcoholic, and a family that was affected by drug use.

Brief Description: With a sponsorship from the North Carolina Medical Society Alliance, Cardinal Innovations Healthcare, Celebrate Recovery and South Henderson Pentecostal Holiness Church, the Poe Center is pleased to offer the Drugs Uncovered: What Parent’s & Other Adults Need to Know program. Drugs Uncovered: What Parents & Other Adults Need to Know is an interactive program that targets parents, caregivers and adults that work with upper elementary, middle school and high school students. Drugs Uncovered introduces adults to the current trends regarding alcohol, tobacco and other drugs; health risks associated with adolescent use/abuse; the North Carolina alcohol laws and parental responsibility; and techniques for open communication and dialog with adolescents.

Brief Description: January 22. 2018 NIDA Chat Day for students.

Brief Description: The Pitt County Coalition on Substance Abuse Youth Team members and Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) leaders will be hosting an educational table event in celebration of National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week during all lunch periods on Friday, January 26th 2018. Students will have the option to stop by for a chance to answer trivia questions related to drugs and alcohol. Students will also be able to spin our winner wheel for a chance to win a Chick-fila gift cards and other fun prizes!

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Interactive Campaign Poster that involves the High School and elementary students as well as Staff members. I will also be doing a "pledge to be drug free" coloring activity with the elementary students.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Posters, announcements, information dissemination, guest speaker, lunch and learn, and middle school mentoring.

Brief Description: We will be hosting a Kahoot Trivia Contest during lunch at our middle school.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Community awareness.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Throughout the week, I like to speak with students about the issues of drugs and alcohol. I am the DARE/SRO for the schools and like to do different events throughout the year with them!

Brief Description: I like to do events throughout the year with the students and speak with them about drugs and alcohol. I am the DARE/SRO for the school!

Brief Description: CACY will host it's second "Drug Facts Week Challenge" on January 24, 2017. Local school districts will compete against each other for a Jeopardy-style drug facts challenge.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Classroom presentations, small group discussions, and information for parents attending our annual parent summit on January 20 as a kick-off for the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Educational handouts will be distributed and displayed around campus. Student volunteers will work at a table in Union to engage with passerby's, ask trivia questions, and distribute resources.

Brief Description: Hosting 8 events. Together with the Sheriff's Department, we will be presenting to the local schools within the district regarding National Drugs and Alcohol Facts Week.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Week-long student drug fact BINGO event. Other events to be planned through a youth-led group.

Brief Description: TBD

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. CACY will be hosting a Drug Facts Week Challenge with Richland County middle school prevention groups.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Events to help raise awareness on drug and alcohol misuse and their connection with suicide.

Brief Description: Hosting 8 events. FHS - Panel discussion with Street Law Class on opiates (DEA, Treatment Provider, Someone in Recovery), Posters in bathrooms, Giant Grafitti Wall for SPARKS! FFS - Daily youth produced videos about myths and facts around tobacco, vaping, and marijuana on announcements.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We'll be working with high school and middle school students to raise awareness through morning announcements and prevention activities.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. The Stand Project is a community action group focussed on the prevention and education of substance abuse in our youth and supporting families in need of help. We have a media campaign coordinated by our communications director in our school district who will be tweeting drug and alcohol facts via our school administers to our community. Our 7th-grade health teacher would also like to be a part of the online chat with all of his 7th-grade students.

Brief Description: A workshop from 6-8 pm Thursday, January 25, 2018 on the topic of how friends and family may better cope with addicted loved ones.

Brief Description: Hosting 11 events. I am the DARE officer working in 11 of our school buildings. I am planning with the phy. ed. teacher to assist students in knowing the effects drugs have on the heart and health. I am looking for fun games to help students learn but have fun doing so. We will have the students in smaller groups and they will rotate to the stations and I will be one of the stations.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Poster Campaign & daily announcement with drug facts at the High School.

Brief Description: Students made "stair fact signs" and will take the IQ challenge during Drug Fact Week and at the next student meeting.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. HUDDLE club members planned a week worth of activities focusing on a different drug each day. They are collaborating with the teachers encouraging them to share information with the students at the beginning of the class. Each day has been designated a department along with a certain drug. Teachers are being asked to show a video and share material on the day that the department has been assigned (Ex: Monday, math teachers will show the video on e-cigarettes to their classes). Each day will also have an activity for students at lunch that will correspond to the topic of the day and video shown in the classes that day. Teachers are being asked to encourage their students to also play these games, especially the day of their department ;) Monday-Math Department E-Cigs/Vaping Tuesday-English Department Alcohol Wednesday-Science Department Marijuana Thursday-History Department Prescription Drugs This is a great way to reinforce the messaging throughout the week.

Brief Description: Opportunity for youth to meet and chat with local substance abuse expert.

Brief Description: Students in the Pharmacy Technician Lab at Tolles created trifold board presentations to be set up during lunch for students to be more informed about the myths of drug and alcohol abuse. Students have games for their classmates to play and also copies of the handout for students to fill in why they want to shatter the myths of drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Students will create and submit drug prevention posters. Students must use their creative minds to write three facts on the posters that would deter drug usage.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will share prevention information through a variety of formats, hold an assembly, and provide information and resources for staff, students, and parents.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. We are a counseling service that covers 10 rural Oklahoma schools, fun activities are a great way to get the students attention and teach them. Playing bingo and doing a scavenger hunt sounds terrific.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. We will have a county proclamation declaring that week Drug & Alcohol Facts Week. We'll always have our local youth coalitions make posters about drug and alcohol facts related to Oklahoma and hang them up around their high schools.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Various presentations will be given all week long addressing different drug/alcohol topics each day.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. PSA, that have been developed by area students will make its first public broadcast, Local TV station reporter Lori Fullbright will be MC the event. Aaron Story will be viewed, to be followed by special speaker Lance Lang, former Pryor student and recovering addict.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. The Mayes County Drug Task Force is working with Pryor High School to kick off their campaign- DROP Drug Reduction Outreach Program. it will begin with an assembly on Monday. A former student will be telling his story about recovery and an incarcerated woman will be telling her story. A local television anchor--Lori Fulbright from Tulsa Channel 6 will be moderating. This is a community-wide effort. Additionally the girls basketball team did a PSA that may be shown as part of the story the anchor plans today about the Task Force's work that is being done to reduce the opiate use. Mayes county dispenses 3 times more opiates than the average county. We are second in the number of opiate deaths in the counties served by the Cherokee Nation, excluding Tulsa. 4,583,585 opiates were dispensed in Mayes County (population 40,000). Average of 112 opiates per person. The Task Force is doing a number of projects. It is headed by James Willyard, Assistant Police Chief in Pryor.

Brief Description: Conference: Featuring Leaders in the Field of Addiction Treatment.

Brief Description: Joint Actions will be conducting a one hour workshop from 10:15 to 11:15 on Drug Addiction during the FAMILY FOCUS FORUM. Our workshop is titled "OH NO,NOT MY CHILD."

Brief Description: Addiction Treatment in 2018 Webinar: Research, Statistics, and Hope for Recovery.

Brief Description: Hosting 13 events. During National Alcohol & Drug Facts Week, members of the Youth Council will promote alcohol and drug abuse awareness in their respective schools by posting Alcohol & Drug Fact posters around their school buildings, sharing alcohol & drug facts with their peers via intercom during the morning announcements at each of their respective schools, and record radio commercials promoting alcohol & drug awareness to air on our local radio stations during the week of Jan 22-28th.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Students will participate in a poster contest between the different vocations on Center to describe how drugs interfere with employment. We will also provide educational materials during the week. I am currently working on having a guest speaker for a school assembly .

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Our Teen Advisory Board and ASB student government groups will introduce Fact Week make gathering to identify facts that they will then created posters to hang in their high school.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will do a poster "Shatter the Myth" campaign during the 1/22-26 week as well as continue messages leading up to and beyond hosting Chris Herren for a community event on Monday, March 5th and an all-school assembly on Tuesday, March 6, 2018. We will host a breakfast on 1/26/18 with staff sharing the student survey results and getting them energized and engaged in the Project Purple movement. Each day during the week of 1/22-26 will have messages in the announcements at our high school of 2,000 students as well as potential contests for parents in the parent email announcement.

Brief Description: The City Mayor will be coming to kick-off the week with students at West Linn High School. He will also be helping them hang Shatter-the-Myth posters.

Brief Description: Attendees that participate in Club Philly Forensics, a forensics program for teens will participate in a drug facts trivia.

Brief Description: We do an assembly and a mock car crash with warnings of drinking and driving.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will have facts on our website and Facebook page Monday-Friday of that week.

Brief Description: Drug Facts Chat Day.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. We will be conducting a social media campaign throughout the week, focusing daily on the assigned theme. We will also be promoting, following and encouraging youth participation in Chat Day.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Week long awareness campaign during school hours ending with a free sober weekend event.

Brief Description: York Recovery Alliance which is a FREE community service program that promotes drug & alcohol awareness and provide education. Our purpose is to educate the public on the disease of alcoholism and drug addiction; this program provides a safe forum for individuals and their families who are affected by substance abuse, helping them support each other with the necessary resources. Location: Pathway Community Church Cafe 1731 W. Philadelphia Street York, PA 17401 7-9pm

Brief Description: Information dissemination during lunch periods.

Brief Description: Positive message campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Display facts on flyers around the school and include facts on the morning announcements.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. During lunches this week we will educate our student body using games that address drug facts.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. I desire to enter my students into contests and other healthy competitions.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. We plan on doing all kind of activities. A campaign to educate the students, games, and hopefully a presentation. We plan to do something all week. We want to cover all the topics!

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Game.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Communicate the facts and myths of drugs.

Brief Description: Wellness Wednesday table event with information and resources.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Weeklong announcements, bulletin boards, and activities focused each day on the different topics of NDAFW, in 5 secondary schools.

Brief Description: Hosting 11 events. We will have prevention specialists at schools throughout the week presenting drug facts, interactive games and information dissemination, we will have a PSA at every school announced all week long with a different fact each day, we will have banners throughout the schools that ask the youth their positive personal choices and a signature for a drug free pledge, we will be providing each school a basket filled with candy with a D&A mug for youth that answers daily trivia questions and we will kick off this year positive social norming by hosting a poster contest the top winners poster will be featured on our t-shirts for social norming. All social norming is based on our PaYS data. There will be prizes for all 1st place winners at all school buildings that participate.

Brief Description: Education - Impact of Opioids and other Drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events Students will make presentations to PE classes on the truth about vaping. We will also touch on opioids & other prescription drugs.

Brief Description: SADD students will organize informational tables during lunch periods.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. There will be daily announcements during our enrichment period highlighting both the challenges of substance abuse AND healthy ways teens can avoid them. Our SADD Club will be posting passive education (posters, bulletin boards, etc) around the building as well. There will also be a connection to a local county-wide substance abuse prevention campaign that is kicking off on January 23, 2018.

Brief Description: Poster Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. SADD senior members will write PSA's and make morning announcements for a week to promote safe choices and prevent students from choosing drugs.

Brief Description: Announcements on the school's morning news program.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. (1) Information Display during the week at school and at evening home girls and boys basketball games, (2) Trivia Game for students, and/or (3)* Assembly/Speaker for students - *not definite - being discussed/planned now.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. For Drug Fact Week, Boyertown's SADD club will be showcasing a different fact each day of the week. A student-created poster will be hung up by the office each day featuring the fact of the day. We will also have an announcement on the morning news each day to share the fact with the school. Finally, on the televisions around the school, there will be a scroll with the fact so it can be displayed in each classroom.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will disseminate D&A facts through social media, posters around school and the morning announcements.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. In participation of National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week, the Clean Teen club will be having a contest on the dangers of Drugs. Starting Monday, January 22 through Friday, January 26, 2 fortune cookies per day will be handed out during homeroom to selected students by their homeroom teacher. Each fortune cookie contains a fact about the dangers of drugs and will be read aloud to the entire homeroom by the selected student. Record the facts on your Drug Facts Recording form throughout the entire week and have a chance at winning a $50 Visa gift card. There will be 2 lucky winners selected on Friday, January 26 at the end of the school day. On Friday, January 26th, every student at Wilson HS will receive a fortune cookie with a positive message and link to our website for resources to learn more or get help.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Assembly: speakers, a poster contest for students, pizza/drug documentary night, and giveaways.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. During National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week, the children of Gaudenzia Centro Primavera will have a poster campaign, there will be fun-filled learning activities geared to educate, on the dangers of drugs and alcohol use.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Support SADD Chapters Statewide in their local implementation efforts.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Facts on website and Facebook page as well as on Butler First Step www.butlerfirststep.org. Facts on the TV in the lobby of the D&A office. Naloxone training for students at local University. Trivia game and discussion of the book Drugs: Shatter the Myths with juvenile probation.

Brief Description: Join us on Monday, January 22 at 5 pm to learn fact from fiction during this special edition of bingo. Prizes will be awarded. Light refreshments will be provided. To register, visit the reference desk or call 215-723-9109, ext. 3.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. SADD is hosting a week-long awareness campaign. Monday: Myth versus fact posters and announcements Tuesday: Walk the Line: game at lunch periods for all students to participate using visual impairment goggles. Wednesday: Speaker "Truth and Consequences at lunchtime; "I want to Shatter the Myth because..." activity in religion classes. Thursday: "Sock it to drugs" Day: student body wears silly socks and positive puns are posted in the building. Friday: Team up Against Drugs: fliers with natural highs posted in building; team shirt day for the students.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events, Our Prevention Specialist Ramona will be seeing all the students in Canonsburg Middle School's Health Classes. She will be doing the NDAFW Bingo along with a presentation.

Brief Description: We will have a "Bring Your Own Banana" Ice Cream Party followed by the National Drugs & Alcohol Facts Week BINGO game.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will be promoting National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week through our announcements and sponsoring a poster contest.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Campaign that includes info-graphs, fliers, and pamphlets.

Brief Description: We will be educating youth on Narcan, the effects of Drugs and Alcohol in regards to someone's physical capacities, and both Myths and Facts about Drugs and Alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Online Tweets and Facebook Posts.

Brief Description: Presentation for PRPD about Drug & Alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Poster Campaign, promotion of the 2018 IQ Challenge, and a movie.

Brief Description: The students will make posters alluding to the National Drug and Alcohol Fact Week. These will be displayed in the school lobby. In addition, an information table will be located in school where the young people of the Healthy Life Club of COPAN will offer information to the other students about drugs prevention.

Brief Description: The Upper School will engage in NDAFW games.

Brief Description: Students will hear student created drug and alcohol facts all week.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Drop In; Information Session; Private Q&A. Paint rocks for the kindness garden.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Post and distribute information at multiple Sandhills Medical Foundation sites: McBee, Jefferson, Lugoff, Sumter, Kershaw.

Brief Description: Hosting 21 events. The South Carolina Primary Health Care Association (SCPHCA) will coordinate a state-wide SHATTER THE MYTHS® virtual campaign for all community health centers (CHCs) in South Carolina on FaceBook and Twitter. The virtual campaign will promote why staff at #SCCHCs want to #ShatterTheMyths about drug addiction and promote #SCCHCs programming related to addiction treatment and prevention. SCPHCA staff will also participate with SHATTER THE MYTHS® pledge cards.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We hope to provide education to our entire community, not just teens, as we have seen an increase in prescription drug abuse in our area. We are an addiction treatment facility staffed with physicians, nurses, counselors, and pharmacists to provide a comprehensive approach to the patient's care. We hope to dislodge many of the myths associated with MAT and prescription drug abuse within the general public to gain community support of our program. We have found many individuals believe MAT is just swapping one addiction for another, instead of being a means for the patient to alter their behavior and their lives.

Brief Description: Spread information to our patients through signage, set a table in the lobby with information and possibly speakers.

Brief Description: Handout educational materials.

Brief Description: Hand out educational materials.

Brief Description: CareSouth will sponsor a meme contest for CHS students to "SHATTER THE MYTH" about marijuana use. The students will submit their memes on January 26, 2018 for judging by various CHS employees. First, second and third place prizes will be awarded by CareSouth.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. This lunch and learn on January 25th from 12:30pm to 1:30pm will educate staff on non-stigmatizing language to use in the care of patients with substance and/or often co-occurring mental health concerns. Attendees will better understand definitions related to recovery, resiliency, and person-first language. The importance of fostering a non-judgmental environment and providing compassionate care for individuals with addictions will be emphasized. Federal standards for privacy of patients with addictions will also be reviewed. An interactive "I Am" Wall will be displayed in our building throughout the month on which patients will be encouraged to write positive words to describe themselves, shattering the myths and prejudices this population often faces and helping to reduce barriers to much needed care.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Educate students with drug facts during morning meetings. Possible trivia contest.

Brief Description: Art students at Long Middle School will participate in a Shatter the Myth about Drugs Poster Contest.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. A lunch and learn will be held on Wednesday, January 24th to educate staff members on the correct non-stigmatizing language of recovery to use when providing care to substance use disorder patients. Positive, non-judgemental attitudes and office environment will be stressed, as well as the high level of confidentiality and the newest 42 CFR Part 2 regulations and requirements regarding the restrictions on disclosing substance use disorder patient records. A bulletin board will also be displayed the week of January 22nd that will contain anonymous quotes from our substance use disorder patients describing prejudices and false assumptions they've encountered during their addiction and/or recovery phases. Educational handouts and posters will be displayed throughout the site for patients to take/read.

Brief Description: Living Life by MAKING CHOICES - Not by - Taking CHANCES. Presentation: A prevention / intervention program that help teens focus on their choices, especially in the area of alcohol and other drug use. Information on drug facts will also be available on a display table. The program is a collaboration with the Clyburn Center for Primary Care and the Substance Abuse Free Environment (SAFE) Team Coalition of Aiken County.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Provide National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week: Shatter the Myths Campaign throughout Rapid City Area Schools reaching 5,000 students with an education through classroom education, billboards, social media, and other school events.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Middle School classes will be making posters to display in the school. Week-long event learning about effects of drugs and alcohol and creating the posters to hang up.

Brief Description: TBD

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Awareness of the harmful effects of Drugs and Alcohol. Display with handouts, announcements, and more.

Brief Description: Community Family Day - National Drug & Alcohol Fact Week, 2018 - Partner vendors, activities for kids, information for parents (community), Naloxone Training, and more TBD. Hours are from 10 am to 3 pm.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will host a town hall that targets the parents of teens. We will focus on alcohol, tobacco and prescription drug prevention efforts and have a discussion with the parents. There will also be educational and fun events for the teens themselves.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We are focusing our Wellness First program on mental Illness in 2018.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Drug prevention campaign, education and awareness.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Hand outs from NIDA, daily announcements at school, and the graffiti wall in each school.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Law Enforcement speaking to the health classes at a high school.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Social media campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. CSI game in high school criminal class.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Graffiti Wall.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. The Art classes are doing a graffiti wall of drug and alcohol facts and art. We plan on transferring the wall to a cling or vinyl wrap so we can hang it in the high school. Also, the Youth Advisory Council (YAC) will meet that week and do the CSI game and go through the Shatter the Myths book.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Release information via Facebook and Instagram to our community about Facts Week. Educate our community about teen alcohol and drug facts.

Brief Description: Social Media Campaign.

Brief Description: Each week, our organization holds a Twitter chat called #SoberUSA. The SoberUSA chats are held every Tuesday at 11AM PST | 2PM EST. Typically, we highlight issues and improvements surrounding the substance abuse recovery community. Tomorrow's chat will be surrounding NDAFW!

Brief Description: Poster and/or video contest about the harm and effects of drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will be doing a presentation and a poster campaign.

Brief Description: Chat Day.

Brief Description: Email campaign.

Brief Description: Campaign to increase awareness regarding the negative effects of drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Poster and art contest.

Brief Description: Campaign: Awareness of Recovery.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will have several meetings with teenagers in diferent schools and give them presentations and material in regards to Drugs and what it does to their brain.

Brief Description: Guest speaker will come and educate students about the significance of drug prevention.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. I’d like to have guest speakers, teens and adults in recovery, speak on their substance use and how it has affected their lives, loved ones, and the solution they found for sobriety. I’ll have food, drink, and want To provide a raffle, swag bags with pens, earbuds, candy, notepads, and various other prevention literature. I also will have the parents, friends, and other loved ones of my clients in attendance. I plan to open the event to the public and pass out flyers at our local schools. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

Brief Description: Communication campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. This event will consist of a speaker who will be talking to the audience about the pros and cons of substance abuse. For the month of January we will hosting events, presentations, and fitness classes for the students. The Fitness Center, Diabetes Program, Alcohol Substance Abuse, Elder Program, and the Wellness Center will be promoting this event. National Substance Abuse Week will be held the week of January 22-26, 2018. The programs listed above will be hosting a video tournament and will be rewarding the participants with prizes and gift cards for all those that take part in working out. These students will receive tokens according to different exercises and they need to earn these tokens in order to participate the day of the tournament. Mr. Elizondo will be the one overseeing and monitoring the students as they use the gym on a daily basis for the month leading up to the event.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Educational tablings to raise awareness.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. An educational campaign in the local schools.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. The Region 5 PRC will be promoting Drug Facts Week in various media outlets in 15 different counties in Texas.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will be doing a social media campaign for everyday of the week according to what the specific theme is. We will be writing Facebook posts and talking with people to create a social media post.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Monday, January 22 - Parents Night with Signs and Symptoms Presentation as well as Hide and Seek.

Brief Description: Hosting 15 events. Distributing drug fact sheets to teachers, giving out bookmarks to students, setting up alcohol and other drug information booth for staff at schools, poster contest, going to college and presenting on myths for college-aged students, drug free BINGO, PSA's, posting on social media daily with myths and facts, as well as having an article printed in the newspapers of the 15 counties that ADAC services.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Games and activities for youth, parents, and other adults in Hays and Caldwell Counties. Interactive lunch and learn tables for students.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Daily discussions in Advisory classes.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. FCCLA members are hosting a driving safety program and presenting topics on the effects of alcohol and marijuana on driving. The Texas AgriLife Watch UR BAC program will cover alcohol impairment and have a DWI Simulator for hands-on experience for students. Marijuana impairment will also be covered by AgriLife Watch UR BAC with a video and marijuana goggles for student simulation experience.

Brief Description: Students from Buell Central will be presenting facts, statistics and stories during the morning announcement on the facts and myths of substance abuse.

Brief Description: Students from Buell Central will be presenting facts, statistics and stories during the morning announcement on the facts and myths of substance abuse.

Brief Description: TBD.

Brief Description: Setting up an information booth at a citywide health fair.

Brief Description: This event will be sponsored and hosted by the science teachers and the student council members. The Science teacher will present all the materials about drugs in general, why you shouldn't use drugs and peer pressure. The platform for this event will take place on campus with presentations, videos, and an open forum for discussions.

Brief Description: We plan to join with a citywide health fair to have a booth and pass out information.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Lesson plans in the classroom and an assembly with the entire school.

Brief Description: TBD.

Brief Description: Engage students in a chat with the scientists for National Drug and Alcohol Fact Week during school hours.

Brief Description: Social Media campaign on our Facebook and Instagram pages. Our youth will design the posts we will be posting everyday.

Brief Description: One Day DEA Museum tour for High School Students to learn about Drugs, Cost, and Consequences!

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Tabling event in the central part of the University to distribute information about alcohol awareness and drug prevention.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. The youth will collect drug-related questions from their peers, which includes 7 area high schools. The youth coalition will then find and cite the answers to these questions. Priority substances included are marijuana, nicotine, and alcohol. The answers will be read during the announcements at each school, broadcast via a local radio show and displayed with posters at individual schools.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Social media campaign.

Brief Description: Educate our families about how early childhood experiences effect risk of developing addiction later in life.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Poster campaign at local rink center.

Brief Description: Showing Hungry Heart with speaker.

Brief Description: During our school lunch time we are setting up a question & answer sessions in which students can participate in to get a gift card as a prize. We will be able to reach over 700 students and about 50 staff.

Brief Description: Educational campaign and social media.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. The events are being sponsored by the DBSA Chesterfield County VA mental health and substance abuse 501 c 3 non-profit corporation located in Chester Virginia. The events with speakers, information and campaign is going to be held at Ironbridge Baptist Church. The events will also include the faith community, the local mental health and substance abuse community services boards as well as local elementary, middle schools and high schools.

Brief Description: The Probation Office will be hosting a Drug Facts Trivia Event open to the community.

Brief Description: Will have posters, pictures, small prizes, stickers and other incentives and each student will pass through with their class so that the entire school, grades pre-k through 5, will attend.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. This event will be hosted by faculty and staff from Old Dominion University, Center for Global Health. A jeopardy trivia game will be delivered electronically in the classroom and used to educate the students on the dangers of using drugs. Students will be broken down into teams and asked questions regarding most commonly used drugs including prescription drugs and new psychoactive substances (NPS). We will provide the students with the factsheets provided by NIDA which will have answers to the jeopardy questions. This will facilitate teamwork and a collaborative environment where students would be able to discuss among themselves and work through the trivia questions before providing a team response. A brief presentation regarding key points about prescription drugs and NPS will be given to students prior to the trivia game to further emphasize the objective of the game and the importance of the educational event on improving their knowledge and understanding of the dangers of using drugs. Students will be asked to develop a logic model showing the link between substance use and the related consequences.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Assembly.

Brief Description: Resource table.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Highlighting the national problems of drug with particular emphasis to opiates and Marijuana . Make presentation, distribute materials, play videos, and T-shirts depicting the events.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Week-long Information Dissemination via social media and other e-resources.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Posters with drug facts, morning announcements with drug fact trivia, and NIDA handouts.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We plan on using educational posters, and our daily announcements to provide facts and dispel myths. We may also give a quiz and give out prizes to those who complete it and those that score the highest.

Brief Description: Prevention Club members will advertise this campaign through announcements, posters, and word of mouth.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We are going to use announcements and classrooms to teach about the risks of drug use and abuse. We are going to end the week with a competition using some of the information provided.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Web Campaign with a drug topic covered each day. Educational flyers posted to social media and the website for local substance abuse coalition. In addition, the information will be sent out via email department-wide.

Brief Description: Distribution of educational materials, display posters, obstacle course for students to demonstrate the impact of drinking and driving, and Drug and Alcohol IQ Challenge for students to take online during lunch.

Brief Description: This event will involve a series of educational stations and games explaining the facts regarding drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Setting up table at my church 10am-11:45 am. Will hand out materials and info.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Will promote the campaign through daily social media and email posts, as well as other programs for the campus community.

Brief Description: NDAFW kickoff. School-wide stand down to take Drug IQ Challenge and discuss answers.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Glenvar Middle School Prevention Club will advertise with posters, morning and afternoon announcements, and activities during the club meeting on January 24, 2018.

Brief Description: Campaign - 9th and 10th graders are learning about the effects of drugs and alcohol. They are making posters about individual substances. The posters will be displayed in an area of the school where all students and staff will be able to observe them.

Brief Description: We will be hosting an online Campaign sharing and spreading awareness and the importance on how Drug Abuse effects the entire family.

Brief Description: We will do a one-hour presentation of drug & alcohol safety, info and prevention. Hoping to have a guest speaker and Q&A. Our cadets range from ages 12-19.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Students will make posters advertising NDAFW - there will also be announcements and activities during lunches.

Brief Description: Campaign: 9th and 10 grade students will participate in the IQ Challenge. Prevention club will also be announcing drug facts.

Brief Description: Community event - featuring film screening of Heroin the Hardest Hit, speakers, and NDAFW materials.

Brief Description: Special substance abuse awareness speaker after Drug Court on Tuesday.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Drug prevention/education workshops in classroom and Family education workshop with dinner.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. in-school poster campaign, fence banner, and lunchtime activities: quiz games, trivia, survey.

Brief Description: District Parent Information Night.

Brief Description: Hosting 12 events. We are hosting a drunk goggle DUI driving exercise at each of our junior highs and high school. We are also having students take over the school districts social media for the week. We will host a series of activities on Friday, January 26th that will include a Q & A panel, along with a free dinner for participating teens.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. I want to SHATTER THE MYTHS because... pledge cards, handing out information, and handing out promotional materials at High School and Middle School Lunches.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Counseling, Health & Wellness Services (CHWS) will be partnering with student groups to provide science-based information and social norming through daily tabling and poster campaigns. Each day of the week will highlight a different substance/class of drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Our 3rd period participating teachers will be administering the Drug IQ Challenge quiz to our students. We will also be including one drug fact all week in our daily school-wide announcements. On top of all that our 9th Grade Academy students will be playing NDAFW Bingo during our advisory period.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Participating in National Drug and Alcohol Fact Teen Chat. Prevention club is setting up an educational/information booth at lunchtime throughout the week for the student body to explore. Leadership class is creating and hanging posters throughout the school with information about the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will bring a speaker for an assembly. We will also show various videos during lunch via feed into the cafeteria so all students will be exposed to the content. We will hold a poster contest with the winners receiving a movie passes. A booth will be set up at each of the sporting events during the week with a skit being performed during half-time.

Brief Description: We will be having education in all health classrooms for all grades, as well as daily announcements.

Brief Description: Display and passive program.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: National Drug IQ Challenge.

Brief Description: Teacher Training.

Brief Description: Education about the effects on the brain.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Daily school announcements, flyers throughout school, and lunch events.

Brief Description: During National Drug Awareness Week, we plan to distribute educational materials to all patients and use the Drug Facts IQ Test for those interested in participating, which has an educational piece at the end regarding each question.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Speaker in each health class at Stonewall Jackson Middle School and daily announcements for entire school, concluding with trivia game with prizes for winners.

Brief Description: During lunch, 2 SADD members will sit at a table with numerous fact sheets, brochures, and informative packets on drugs and alcohol given to our organization graciously by the Harrison County Prevention Coalition. Students will have the opportunity to browse and take the information during their free time.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Social media Meme/Fact Sharing. Every day we will post a new, custom meme with a prevention message on it. Each meme will be accompanied by a drug or alcohol fact. We are asking that anyone who sees our post, to share it. Our social media platform will be Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoinASAP/

Brief Description: During lunch, students will set up a table and present information on substance use.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. There will be a mixture of games such as drug facts trivia, activities that the high school Youth Initiatives group plans and prizes for those who get the most right on the NDAFW Quiz. Every day there will be a different game that takes place and different facts on lunch tables. We will also have a booth with information and brochures.

Brief Description: Live Radio Program in Spanish over LaMovida 1480am, from 10:00 to 11:00am.

Brief Description: We come together county-wide to shine a spotlight on the dangers of substance abuse during Drug Fact Week. We call it Light Unite Red.

Brief Description: Hosting 23 events. Evening events on Monday, Wednesday, and Sunday the week of January 22nd-28th. We will plan to host community drug trivia facts game, sober & dunk buster goggle relay, and drug facts presentation including how drugs effect the body. We will also be covering drugs facts with our youth in each of our 6 school district the week prior.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Poster Campaign & Good Morning, NDAFW Campaign and the Brain Power Science Kit for grades 6-9.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Alcohol and drug information to be shared via Facebook, Twitter and email.

Brief Description: I am case manager at a homeless shelter. I would like to get present and past guest together and have a short age appropriate discussion on the dangers of drugs and alcohol with the children since many come from homes with these issues. I think that having them do posters would be a great way for them to express how they feel and what the understand.

Brief Description: Educational presentation with related game/activity for youth group.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Week of activities to promote a drug-free lifestyle.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. The Addiction Information Resource Fair will include: ACE Interface This is an introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and brain development. ACEs are negative occurrences in childhood, including abuse, neglect, or household dysfunction, which is linked to compromised health and wellbeing in adulthood, including substance use/abuse. • Free Narcan Training • Panel Discussion with Treatment Providers • Resource and Information Tables

Brief Description: Scavenger Hunt with Did You Know facts. Facts are distributed throughout the school. During advisory students are given a scavenger hunt sheet. They have to fill in the blanks then turn into the office. We will have (5) drawings on Friday for winners that turned in sheets.

Brief Description: Hosting 12 events. We will be hosting a variety of events. During Drug and Alcohol Facts week, coalitions in Milwaukee County collaborate for a County Wide campaign called Light and Unite RED. During this week of January 22-28th, the mayor of Franklin has proclaimed it Light and Unite RED week in Franklin. City Hall will have an evergreen tree lit with red lights, and lightbulbs are being distributed to community members to illuminate their homes with the color red to show support for this week. The coalition will also have student members read announcements at the middle and high school during this week, pertaining to drug and alcohol facts. Also, the middle school student members of Volition created MEMEs focused on the dangers of drugs and alcohol. The high school students created a video asking classmates to wear red on Friday to support this as well and will be passing out stickers throughout the week. Additionally, the coalition will be sharing information and hand outs at the JV and Varsity Basketball Games during the week, and having games at the high school lunch! All city employees and community members are also encouraged to wear red on friday!

Brief Description: Event will be hosted throughout the week and during a monthly homeroom session.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Our student coalition will be posting fact sheets around the school (bathroom stalls, lockers, etc) highlighting the facts/myths about drugs and alcohol. Students are also posting QR codes linked to websites that show the effects of drugs on the body. Finally, students will be photographing themselves with a sign stating why they want to "Shatter the Myths" about drugs and alcohol in their own lives. These pictures will run with the student announcements in the common areas throughout the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 15 events. Social media: provide drug information through Facebook- Facts4Teens; develop and use a frame for profile picture for Facebook and promote to use it to support the campaign. Poster show in selected sites: organize poster shows for children and adolescents; develop and distribute posters to volunteer who can organize poster shows in their community. Interactive Education sessions for children in selected 10 townships: develop a guide for short education session; recruit and train volunteers, organize and conduct education sessions in schools.

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Assembly.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Video presentations and answering questions on addictions at schools in and around Kimberley.

Brief Description: Game.

Brief Description: Hosting 16 events. For 2018 NDAFW, CADASA will be hosting a number of educational talks with various teens in and outside the school environment. We will hold media campaigns like what we did last year when we launched the campaign. You can have a look at our previous concept on our Directors Statement. For the Launch of the NDAFW-Zimbabwe. you can check https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/national-drug-facts-week-mazvita-shonhiwa/?articleId=6096677155893190656.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. To run a stand and tutorial events to raise awareness, with some interactive activities in tutor time. The stand will involve leaflets, posters, flyers, and interactive events.

Brief Description: Hosting 15 events. Drug Free Pakistan Foundation (DFPF) strongly believes that drug and violent extremism problem can only be effectively addressed if the new generation is empowered against it through proper awareness and capacity building and Teachers & Parents training are also very vital in this regard. DFPF in its nine consecutive working Years has targeted more than 100,000 students, 2045 Teacher, and 580 parents through School Campaign. These Campaigns included 425 Drug Prevention Awareness Programs, 45 Training Programs on Life Skills for students, 80 Teachers Training Workshops and 20 awareness programs for parents on preparing your child against drug abuse. These programs were organized in several Government Higher Secondary Girls & Boys Schools throughout 18 towns of Karachi city in collaboration with Sindh Government and Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC). These programs are also organized with chains of Private Schools in Karachi. In the year 2017, DFPF has again launched the campaign in 54 schools (Both Private & Government) because of the encouraging response from these programs. One can recognize the success of these programs form the formation of TAD forum (Teachers against Drugs Forum), where more than 769 Government and Private School teachers are on board with us. Countless youth and students after getting benefit from the campaigns practically, they did valuable Social Action Projects, participated in Art Competition, participated in Pakistan Youth Congress and voluntarily served in different programs and Campaigns of Drug Free Pakistan Foundation. Prevention campaign is comprised of 5 main Components. Each component is a separate and comprehensive itinerary. In observation of NIDA drug fact week DFPF intends to implement school intervention program in five different schools of Karachi. The program will be comprised of 2-days teachers training program, school awareness program by trained teachers in the supervision of DFPF and Drug Free School certification. 1. 2-day Teacher’s Training Program on drug prevention and life skills education 2. Students Awareness Program. 3. Parent’s Awareness Program. 4. Two days Youth Leadership Training Program. 5. Drug Free School CertificationDrug Prevention Training Program for Teachers (Training of Master Trainers) is comprised of two main components i.e. Drug Education and Life Skills Education. The objectives of this Advanced Capacity Building Course are: Objectives: 1. To enhance the knowledge and skills of the Teachers pertaining to Drug Abuse Prevention. 2. To prepare more teachers who can assist in Prevention Activities. 3. To promote the concept of “Peer to Peer Education”. 4. To empower the teachers with necessary skills and abilities to make their respective institutions “DRUG FREE”. 5. To highlight the necessity of teachers in educating the young students regarding hazardous outcomes of drugs. 6. To promote the role of teachers in guiding the students towards a DRUG FREE society.COMPONENTS TO BE COVERED: • Drugs (Especially Pan, areca nut, Gutka, and Smoking) • Ways to quit Soft Drugs • Importance of Education • Assessment of Drug Problem • Drug Abuse Statistics of Pakistan • Life Skills Education (Leadership, communication skills, decision making and self-esteem) • Peer to Peer Education • The Concept of Anti-Drug • Parental Education MODE OF LEARNING: • Lectures • Group Discussions and activities • Videos and Documentaries • Brain Storming • Role Plays • Interactive Activities

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Game: The drug and other help.

Brief Description: Drug facts trivia and other medicine anti-VIH.

Brief Description: Game: Help the Drug.

Brief Description: Game.

Brief Description: Assembling teenagers in a particular school together and talking to them on the dangers and prevention of drug abuse.we also have T-shirt which carry the messages SPEAK UP, BREAK THE SILENCE SAY NO TO DRUGS.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Testimony of a rehabilitated person. A person who used to be drug addict comes to our school to share his experience, the aims of this sharing experience is to let adolescents to contrast their own experiences, thoughts, fears and desires with the person's. Drug abuse chat. This workshop is for junior high school, its aims are to know important information about drugs and to understand how does drugs work. Drugs campaign. This campaign is worked inside classroom and around the school. It seeks for students to be conscious about drug abuse and decitions they make. Chat Day. This day, which is provided by NIDA is the perfect way so students can finally solve all of their doubts and generate a special day to talk about drugs, doubts and be aware.

Brief Description: A 30 minutes Interactive Talk with Teens at School Assembly centred on shattering the myths about Alcohol and drug abuse.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. i wish to sensitize people on drugs and alcohol consumption in schools, streets, communities and in churches.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. The Community Outreach Program staff will deliver presentations to each public school in Kosrae regarding the dangers of using and abusing drugs, alcohol, marijuana and other substances. Other programs like Diabetes Program, Communicable Disease Programs, and other Public Health Agencies will collaborate in this. The Kosrae V6AJ Radio Station will do their part in delivering messages to the public and also announce the proclamation that will be signed later this week by our Governor the Honorable Lyndon H. Jackson. Other activities are also being planned, like sending out emails that promote healthy lifestyles, and other posters and flyers will also be posted in each tobacco and alcohol vendors to help the public in realizing the dangers of all these substances.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. The event is going to involve neighbouring primary schools , the community and all stakeholders including social development and South African Police Service in awareness of drug and alcohol abuse amongst our children and learners . It is a campaign around our school location.

Brief Description: Hosting 15 events. Presentations and answering questions on drugs and addiction at schools in Kaduna. Hosting a number of educational talks with teens in schools and churches. Using the radio, television and the social media to talk about drugs and addiction.

Brief Description: 30 minutes preventive lecture on drug abuse.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Educating young people about the effects of substance misuse, group activities, and knowledge check.

Brief Description: Alcohol and other Drug Abuse is on the increase in Mpumalanga especially among the youth and yet the problem has not been given the attention it deserves. In a bid to prevent drug abuse, a local alcohol and drug abuse awareness walk campaign has been organized to empower alcohol and drug abuse groups with skills and knowledge to resist and fight the substance Researchers have shown a close link between drug abuse, student academic performance, crime, social justice costs, family disintegration, violence, security threats, HIV/AIDS, poor work productivity, youth life challenges, teenage pregnancies, human trafficking, abuse and poverty. Alcohol and Substance abuse Education Walks (ASAE Walks) is a walk dedicated to educating the society, especially women, men, young girls and boys about the benefits of an active, healthy life style and correct way of living without any substance abuse. ASAE Walks will be officially launched on the 25th September 2017 in Ermelo during it’s first walk by Mrs Mpumalanga 2018 Finalist Nompumelelo Kuhlase/Basson ASAE WALKS: Mission is to benefit schools, communities and youth through Alcohol and other drug abuse awareness ASAE WALKS: Aims to stir interest in the youth and school children to get into health and sport careers through giving the bursaries/scholarship in association with other entities and funds raised. All proceeds are used towards the government school sports needs and scholarships. ASAE WALKS will hosts 2 or 3 walks in 12 months across Mpumalanga and one on January 27 for NDAFW. All our walks will be a minimum of 6km’s to 10km’s and every year we will add a kilometer as this will symbolizes growth in the education with regards to stop alcohol and substance abuse.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Drug prevention and education lectures in first and second cycle institutions with float through principal streets, games, debates and drama on drug abuse.

Brief Description: Contest.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Poster, Video, Song Writing, and Photo Contests to be run.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Sensitization of five hundred (500) targeted teens at four (4) selected schools using the National Drug and Alcohol IQ Challenge 2018 for branded by NIDA, through psycho education and appropriate responses.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Two separate events will be conducted in 2 different schools within city Karachi. Poster and drug trivia facts would be part of these events.

Brief Description: This event will involve various schools (including their school owners, teachers and parents) in Lagos, Nigeria where we will be speaking about myths and facts of substance abuse, making healthy choices and the need to have drug free clubs in our schools. Heralding this event will be a state wide contest on DRUG FREE SOCIETY This events will hold on Monday, 22nd January, 2018 in one locations, 3 speakers, 20 schools and a minimum of 1000 students.

Brief Description: Training trainers for substance abuse prevention at schools.

Brief Description: Hosting 15 events. In the frames of the prevention program, CHOICE-10, conducting drug abuse prevention sessions for tenth-graders in fifteen schools of Chernihiv, Ukraine.

Brief Description: Information workshop with speaker and question and answer.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Teachers training, on substance abuse risk and consequences and its prevention. Student training-interactive session. Introduction about program and NIDA drugs and alcohol facts weeks. Program objectives: Science of addiction: structure and function of brain and how drugs effects brain and human body; Shattering the myths; Risk and consequences of substance use; Strategies and skills to abstain peers, family and themselves; poster presentations; Power-point Presentations; Small group exercises; Group discussion; and Participant presentations.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Campaign.

Brief Description: Holding 3 events. Hold press briefing with media, perform drama and creative theater in selected schools of Lusaka and highly populated communities.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Visiting 2 different high schools on the 25th and 26th with a team of health educators to educate young people about the effects of marijuana on health and career choice. Subsequently, to hold a meeting on the 27th at the stated location to have presentations from the state Association of Resident Doctors on lasting effect of substance misuse, there will be group activities to help participants SHATTER THE MYTHS about Drugs and knowledge check.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We are planning to conduct two events one in boys and one in girls schools in Kabul. One event will be in Zarghoona high school and one in Alfatha high school.

Brief Description: It is going to be a health education campaign where students will be educated on the dangers of using harmful substances.

Brief Description: Would like to work with the Office of Youth Affairs (Youth) and Public School System (Teachers) to organize a campaign for the National Drugs & Alcohol Facts Week in the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas.