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COALITION NEWS
April events, resources, opportunities, & more.
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Community coalitions, law enforcement agencies, and community organizations in Southwest Washington are collaborating to host drive‐thru drug take‐back events on April 27th, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Community members are encouraged to bring their unused and expired prescriptions and over‐the‐counter medications for safe, free, drive-thru disposal at any one of the following event sites:
Clark County: - La Center Police Department (105 W 5th St., La Center, WA)
- Washougal Police Department (1320 A St., Washougal, WA)
- Battle Ground Police Department (507 SW 1st St., Battle Ground, WA)
- Walgreens Cascade Park (13503 SE Mill Plain Blvd, Vancouver, WA)
- PeaceHealth Memorial Campus (33rd & Main St. - South Back Lot, Vancouver, WA)
East Klickitat County: - Klickitat County Courthouse (205 S. Columbus Ave., Goldendale, WA)
All event sites will accept vape pens and e‐cigarettes without batteries for disposal. Please note that the Walgreens and PeaceHealth Memorial Campus are the only locations accepting sharps and syringes (noncommercial sources only). All prescription & over-the-counter medication collected at drug take back events are safely incinerated by the D.E.A.
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All prescription and over‐the‐counter medications including pills, liquids and inhalers will be accepted for free disposal. Medications not in original containers will also be accepted. Community‐based medicine take‐back events and year-round disposal programs are the only safe way to dispose of medication. Medicine should never be flushed or thrown in the trash, it pollutes the environment, our waterways, or could be taken by someone for whom it wasn’t prescribed.
Medicine take‐back events in Southwest Washington are funded in partnership by Washington State Health Care Authority, law enforcement, and community partners. If you’re unable to make it to the April 27th event, you can find a year-round medicine disposal kiosk or order envelopes to dispose of medicine by mail at www.Med-Project.org.
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Scan the QR Code for Drug Take Back Event Information.
Links to download & print Clark County event flyers:
Links to download & print year-round disposal flyers:
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Karen Douglass, Community Prevention Project Coordinator for One Prevention Alliance Community Coalition, was recently named Member of the Year at the Skamania County Chamber of Commerce’s annual dinner. “Karen is everywhere,” said the person who nominated her for Member of the Year.
Click here to read the full story!
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If buying alcohol is only allowed for those 21 years and older, how does someone under 21 get it from a store? Findings from the 2023 Healthy Youth Survey offer a glimpse into the possible methods and levels of youth alcohol use.
Read the full story by the WSLCB here!
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Registration is open! Prevent Coalition is excited to host the second annual Elevate Youth Summit. This in-person event is designed for middle school aged youth (high school aged youth welcome). We invite prevention clubs, youth groups, teens and classes to join us in this youth gathering about empowerment, wellness, substance use prevention and more! Visit the event website for details. Lunch is provided!
Details: Date: Thursday, May 30, 2024
Time: 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Location: Water Resource Center (4600 SE Columbia Way, Vancouver, WA 98661) Registration: Visit the event website to register and complete youth permission form.
Questions? Contact event organizer Paula Linden ([email protected])
Event website: www.preventcoalition.org/elevateyouthsummit
Event flyer: Click here!
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Most teens are not using cannabis, yet 1 in 3 Washington State 10th graders and 1 in 3 Clark County 10th graders in 2023 said cannabis was easy to get. Communities can protect young minds by encouraging everyone to keep cannabis secure.
The Secure Your Cannabis campaign is an opportunity to partner with Budtenders and Herbtenders to promote safe storage and talk to customers about youth health and safety. Everyone who purchases cannabis can secure it or store it in a locking device so youth are not able to access or accidentally ingest it. Partnering with retailers and all who purchase cannabis products is the best way to get the word out.
April commonly sees an uptick in cannabis consumption due to "4-20". We’re sharing our resources, process, tools and more so other communities can implement this project. Visit bit.ly/secureyourcannabis or click on the image to access the resources.
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Listen to all Prevent Coalition podcasts at preventcoalition.podbean.com or on Google Podcasts, the Apple Podcast app and other familiar streaming services. Episodes are also archived at preventcoalition.org/events/news/.
Season 2 Episodes:
Season 1 Episodes:
Consider adding the Prevent Coalition Podcast to your playlist! We're sharing stories and strategies to help coalitions and organizations reach their full potential.
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Between now and April 30, 2024, the Clark County Youth Commission is actively recruiting for new Youth Commission members! The Youth Commission strives to be representative of the diversity of youth living in Clark County. They are accepting applications to fill at least 10 vacancies throughout Clark County:
- All open positions are available for youth who live in Clark County.
- New Leader positions are available for youth with no previous leadership experience.
- There are some positions open to students living within the geographical boundaries of specific school districts.
Click here to visit the Youth Commission website to learn more!
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The Washington Department of Health is seeking insights and ideas to support the spending plan to address commercial tobacco in Washington State for fiscal year 2025, or July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025. An anonymous form is available online and will be open through April 30, 2024. Click the WADOH logo or the link below to access the form and provide input!
Click here to open the online form.
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Rede Group, on behalf of the Washington State Department of Health (DOH), is leading a Tobacco-Free Behavioral Health Initiative. They are conducting an assessment of behavioral health (BH) providers and facilities regarding policies and practices of commercial nicotine dependence treatment and recovery in the behavioral health system. They seek to understand and address the high levels of commercial tobacco/nicotine use in the BH population. Adults with BH conditions who smoke die about 5 to 15 years earlier than those without these conditions who don’t smoke. (CDC. 2021. Tobacco Use Among Adults with Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorders).
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Rede Group would be grateful for help informing behavioral health providers about this initiative. Please forward the survey flyer to BH providers in your area. You can also help by promoting it within your networks, newsletters, listserv, or on social media. If you would like a Rede Group representative to attend your coalition or association meeting to present about this initiative, please reach out to Audra Baca at the Rede Group at [email protected].
For those in a position to take the survey on behalf of a BH facility, please scan the QR code with this article or visit: http://tiny.cc/2yhcvz. If you have any questions or difficulties accessing the survey, please reach out to Audra Baca at the Rede Group at [email protected].
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The Northwest PTTC has resources to raise awareness about alcohol-related harms and the importance of alcohol policy safeguards. Called #ProofIsInTheNumbers, the Alcohol Awareness Toolkit seeks to do the following:
- Raise awareness about alcohol-related harms and the importance of strong alcohol policies using memes, and
- Encourage engagement from prevention and public health stakeholders to strategically educate and inform decision makers about effective alcohol policies by providing easy-to-personalize, templated opinion editorials, letters to legislators and proclamations.
Check out the Alcohol Awareness Toolkit on the PTTC website.
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The Prevent Coalition provides a one stop shop for alcohol prevention resources. You can find campaigns, prevention resources, toolkits, reports, data, policy guidance, and links to webinars. They are located at:
preventcoalition.org/resources/reports
Alcohol prevention resources are located under the "Alcohol" tab. Feel free to browse the other tabs too - more resources are added periodically, so check back often!
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SAMHSA’s national youth substance use prevention campaign helps parents and caregivers, educators, and community members get informed, be prepared, and take action to prevent underage drinking and other substance use. The campaign aims to accomplish the following:
- Increase parents’ awareness of the prevalence and risk of underage drinking and substance use.
- Equip parents with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to prevent underage drinking and substance use.
- Increase parents’ actions to prevent underage drinking and substance use.
The "Talk. They Hear You." campaign website has a wide variety of resources available including TV and Radio PSA's, fact sheets, cell phone apps, social media materials, brochures, and much more. Many of the resources are categorized for specific groups such as teachers, parents, community workers, etc.
Visit samhsa.gov/talk-they-hear-you.
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Since the end of alcohol prohibition, Washington State Liquor & Cannabis Board has had a primary role in ensuring alcohol is manufactured, sold, and served in responsible ways and that only those over the age of 21 are able to buy and access alcohol.
They recently updated their alcohol education webpage with information about alcohol health and safety, and laws for possession and consumption.
Click here to view the LCB alcohol education pages!
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The Washington State Liquor & Cannabis Board is the state’s regulatory agency overseeing the production, processing, and sales of adult-use cannabis. They developed a web-based educational resource to inform the public about Washington’s legal cannabis market. On topics where LCB is not the primary authority, like medical cannabis or health, they have links that direct visitors to reliable sources of evidence-based information.
Click here to view the LCB cannabis education pages!
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The Partnership to End Addiction developed a Marijuana Resource Center, where you can find useful tools and resources to help you, your family, and community members navigate the ever-changing landscape of cannabis (marijuana), CBD and Delta 8. They include articles regarding general marijuana information, prevention, risks of use, treatment and advocacy. They also explore topics such as the rise in THC potency and mental health, marijuana and driving, vaping, social host laws and more.
You can access this information at drugfree.org/marijuana-resource-center
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More than half (51%) of young e-cigarette users reported disposing of used e-cigarette pods or empty disposables in the trash, 17% in a regular recycling bin not designed for e-cigarette waste, and 10% reported they simply throw them on the ground, according to Truth Initiative research conducted in 2020.
E-cigarettes are part of an industry with a decades-long history of creating products that pollute the environment. Below are links to information that can help schools, communities, and individuals plan for proper disposal of commercial tobacco and vaping product waste:
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The Washington State Legislature wrapped up the 2024 session on March 7th. However, anytime is a good time to better understand the legislative process. Grant County Health District developed a toolkit just for that purpose with support and endorsement from the Youth Cannabis and Commercial Tobacco Prevention Program (YCCTPP).
This toolkit is meant to serve as an educational resource and includes a compilation of knowledge, definitions, experiences, and guidance from several well-known players on the WA State prevention scene.
Click here (or the image) to view the toolkit.
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The Health Assessment and Evaluation (HAE) team at Clark County Public Health (CCPH) works to develop a comprehensive understanding of health in our community and to translate data into action. Our Services: - Design of, or feedback on, data collection tools (i.e. surveys and focus groups). We can provide guidance on the questions you ask, how you ask, and audience considerations.
- Identify, access, and understand data sources. We can help you better understand populations by finding data you can use when developing presentations, grant proposals, or program plans.
- Data analysis & reporting. We can make sense of the data - numbers or concepts - so you can do the community work you do best.
- Evaluation of your programs/initiatives to determine effectiveness and quality improvement. We can help you demonstrate the effectiveness, or explore intend impacts of, your program, initiative, or policy.
- Present a professional and well-structured document. We can assist you in ensuring your data makes sense to, and resonates with, your audience.
- Technical assistance. We can identify the best methods, approaches for your project, and answer other questions about research, assessment, planning, or evaluation.
Learn more at clark.wa.gov/public-health/health-assessment-and-evaluation Email us at [email protected]
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*Storing medicine in a locked location is the single most effective deterrent to accidental poisonings, overdose, medicine theft, and misuse that can lead to prescription drug addiction. Stay informed and talk with loved ones about the risks for ingesting or taking medicine not prescribed for them and benefits of safeguarding your medications. Learn more at www.LocksSaveLives.org.
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The 2024 Rural Conference will take place on September 25 & 26, 2024 at the Yakima Convention Center, Yakima, WA. This will be the second Rural Conference and excitement is growing! Registration and agenda are still under development, however, check out the 2024 conference web page to find out more information to help anyone interested in learning more. Visit preventcoalition.org/ruralconference.
If you have questions, please feel free to contact us at [email protected].
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Do you know someone who wants to attend the CADCA 2024 Mid-Year Training Institute but lacks funding? The Prevent Coalition is looking to sponsor someone who would like to get more involved with the Rural Network, is doing good work in their community, and would like the opportunity to participate in this amazing conference and share their knowledge with the Rural Network.
Anyone interested in applying can use the link below to complete the online application. If you would like additional information about this opportunity, please email [email protected].
CLICK HERE TO APPLY!
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Whether you have recently joined the Rural Network or are still thinking about it there is a resource available that will answer your commonly asked questions - our New Member Orientation Guide!
This guide describes our mission, vision, funding, 7 core principles, who we serve, and how to get involved. It also describes what our meetings are like and why you should join!
Learn all the details at smore.com/8eqhp
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Monthly “Rural Network Meetings”
The full membership meets monthly on the last Tuesday from 2-3:30pm. This meeting is meant to engage network members, build connections across isolated communities, provide training to members and bring in guest speakers, we do policy work and have guest legislators come to meet rural volunteers, and we also do community-of-practice style activities where members share their experiences with one another or tackle tough issues collaboratively. These meetings are usually held virtually and open to the public, anyone is welcome to join.
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Conference Workgroup
This group meets monthly to prepare, design and plan for a statewide gathering of rural prevention professionals which happens every 2 years in Yakima, called the Rural Conference. We had our first ever conference last year convening our network members and the goal is to expand on that experience and make it even bigger and better than it already was. This committee gets to design theme, branding elements, activities that happen at the conference, agenda, speakers and more. This workgroup is hosted by the Rede Group, an event-planning subcontractor of Rural Network. The committee meets on a rotating schedule based on volunteer availability each month.
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Engagement Committee
This is our newest Committee. It is tasked with reflecting and brainstorming around network member engagement. The committee will tackle questions such as, “Do our network members feel regularly and routinely engaged?”, “Are people feeling satisfied with our work?”, “Do people know how to get involved?”, “How can we get more members?”, “Do we have the right people at the table?”, “What barriers to engagement can we remove?”, etc., and also examine ways to improve and increase our engagement across rural communities. This committee is led by Abigail Wells and will have the first meeting in April. We are still working on setting up a regular meeting date and time.
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Steering Committee
Our leadership team guides the work of the Rural Network, reflects on action plan progress, plans monthly meeting agenda, and evaluates the progress and outcomes of the program. We’re looking for more members to guide the work and get involved to increase our Steering capacity and keep the work sustained/strong. We meet monthly on the 1st Thursday from 10am-11:30am (PT) and are hoping to add 3-4 more members.
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Toolkit Workgroup
We have a Toolkit Workgroup meeting that is currently on pause due to funding delays and contract negotiations. This committee will eventually be run by the Montana Institute and is in charge of creating a Positive Community Norms (PCN) Campaign for rural communities statewide. Last year, this committee updated the Find Your Good campaign and created new messaging/media based on a rural youth survey they created and promoted.
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Office Hours
Our staff holds a placeholder for an hour every month for people to come and brainstorm, bounce ideas off one another, or otherwise receive support or Technical Assistance from any/all our staff team. Sometimes you need a like-minded Coordinator to generate ideas, double check their action plan, troubleshoot a difficult sector representative, etc. We’re here to support you at these monthly time slots. Email Abigail Wells ([email protected]) or [email protected] to reserve this time with us.
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Coalition Coordinator News Click here to view the March Coalition Coordinator Corner newsletter.
Regional Network Meeting
Thursday, April 18, 2024
3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. In-Person, ESD 112 Conference Center, 2500 NE 65th Ave, Vancouver, WA Data walk activity! For Regional Network members by invitation.
Elevate Youth Summit Date: Thursday, May 30, 2024
Time: 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Location: Water Resource Center (4600 SE Columbia Way, Vancouver, WA 98661) Registration: Visit event website.
Questions? Contact event organizer Paula Linden ([email protected])
Event website: www.preventcoalition.org/elevateyouthsummit Event flyer: Click here!
Volunteer Appreciation Picnic Date: Thursday, June 13, 2024
Time, location, and agenda: TBA This event celebrates the incredible ongoing efforts of coalition volunteers in southwest Washington. More information coming soon! If you would like to join the planning committee please contact us at [email protected].
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Rural Network Meeting
Tuesday, April 23, 2024 2-3:30 p.m. Online conference call For Rural Network members by invitation
Rural Network Office Hours
Wednesday, May 1, 2024 1-2 p.m. Online conference call For Rural Network members to receive technical assistance
Rural Steering Committee
Thursday, May 2, 2024 10:00-11:30 a.m. Online conference call
Develop the plan, guide the implementation, evaluate the results.
Rural Network Meeting
Tuesday, May 28, 2024 2-3:30 p.m. Online conference call For Rural Network members by invitation
Rural Network Office Hours
Wednesday, June 5, 2024 1-2 p.m. Online conference call For Rural Network members to receive technical assistance
Rural Steering Committee
Thursday, June 6, 2024 10:00-11:30 a.m. Online conference call
Develop the plan, guide the implementation, evaluate the results.
All times are Pacific Standard Time (PST)
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Relevant events not sponsored by Prevent Coalition:
NW PTTC
Leveraging Systems Change for Substance Misuse Prevention, an Enhanced Prevention Learning Series Online Course/Virtual Training Begins April 10, 2024, 1 pm - 2:30 pm (PT) Meets on Wednesdays, April 10, 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15, 2024
Cost: Free! How to Register: Visit the registration website
This 6-week series offers an interactive experience for participants to explore the role of systems change in substance misuse prevention. Participants will examine capacities shown to enable evidence-based interventions to achieve and sustain expected results and learn how to incorporate these into their work. For community-level prevention practitioners and allied partners working to prevent substance misuse in the Northwest Prevention Technology Transfer Center HHS Region 10.
NW PTTC
Prevention Certification Technical Assistance Opportunities
Webinar/Virtual Training April 15, 2024, 3 pm - 4 pm (PT) Cost: Free! How to Register: Visit the registration website
Learn about the upcoming technical assistance (TA) drop-in office hours to help you obtain your Certified Prevention Professional (CPP) credential! These are geared for individuals seeking their Prevention Certification in Region 10, who desire some coaching to meet the three E’s of Certification: Education, Experience, and the beloved Exam! These drop-in times will be a priority for Northwest PTTC to support folks who have not started the certification process or are almost completed.
WASAVP
2024 ASCOT Workshops Online Workshop/Virtual Training April 16, 2024, 9 am - 12 pm (PT) Additional workshops scheduled April 30, May 21, and June 4, 2024
Cost: $75 per workshop ($200 for the series) How to Register: Visit the registration website
ASCOT Workshop Announcement Flyer. This is a series of virtual 3-hour Zoom workshops as part of The Art & Science of Community Organizing Training (ASCOT). These workshops include a combination of networking and focused discussions and are designed for busy community leaders, advocates, allies, organizers, mobilizers, and champions in their work to prevent substance use disorders and local violence, while also promoting equity, inclusion and access. Facilitators are dedicated WA State prevention advocates with decades of experience.
National Council for Mental Wellbeing
NatCon24 In-person, St Louis, Missouri April 15-17, 2024 Cost: Full conference pass for members $875, non-members $1140 How to Register: Visit the conference website for all pricing options, registration, and more. Renowned for its sought-after speakers and best-in-class curriculum, NatCon24 offers three days of learning, networking and access to experts. Engage with thousands of colleagues from across the country, participate in dozens of diverse, immersive and peer-led workshops, access hundreds of hours of premium content on trending topics, discover new technologies and tools to increase your impact, and contribute to conversations about the future of our field.
Stanford Medicine 5th Annual Teaching Cannabis Awareness & Prevention Virtual Conference Virtual/Online April 17-18, 2024, 8am-2pm daily Cost: $150 (adult early bird) How to Register: Visit the conference registration webpage for more information. The conference will focus on the intersection of cannabis, tobacco/nicotine, and vaping, both singular and co-use of these products by youth. Learn the latest research, reasons for use, health effects, and the latest available lessons for teaching cannabis, tobacco, and co-use education and prevention to elementary, middle- and high school-aged youth. This conference is for educators, TUPE Coordinators, community-based organizations, school administrators, healthcare providers, school resource officers, counselors, parents, and anyone else working with youth. Over 1400 attendees last year!
Rede Group ToPCon - A Commercial Tobacco Prevention Conference Virtual/Online May 20-22, 2024 Cost: $0-$195 How to Register: Visit the conference registration webpage for more information.
This national conference features emerging topics in commercial tobacco prevention and a preconference first day focusing on the fundamental. This national conference features emerging topics in commercial tobacco prevention during the traditional day two and three of the conference and a first day pre-conference session focusing on the fundamentals of tobacco prevention. With dynamic content for professionals at any stage in their career, ToPCon will be a site for dialogue around prevention best practices, strategies for policy change, engaging community, health equity, and much more. Join the discussion!
The Montana Institute
Expanding the Circle: Creating Space for Hope, Health, and Connection In-Person, Yellowstone Conference Center at the Big Sky Resort, Big Sky, Montana Also available via livestream July 16-19, 2024 Cost: In-Person: $1,095. Virtual only, $525 How to Register: Visit the Montana Institute website for more information Reshape the way you approach community health and well-being. Learn how to foster hope, cultivate health, and strengthen connections to build healthier, safer, and more positive communities for all. Presenters include Dr. Jason Kilmer, Dr. Christina Bethell, Dr. Stacey Litam, and Dr. Jeff Linkenbach.
CADCA 2024 Mid-Year Training Institute In-person, Hilton Hotel, Chicago, Illinois July 14-18, 2024 Cost: member $745, non-member $955, rates increase June 3rd Registration and information: Visit event website CADCA brings together industry leaders, federal partners, CADCA staff, master trainers, and coalition leaders to share cutting-edge strategies, best practices, and innovative solutions. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a passionate advocate, this event offers a unique opportunity to expand your knowledge, sharpen your skills, and network with like-minded peers.
National Prevention Network NPN Conference
In-person, Arizona Grand Resort, Phoenix, AZ August 13-15, 2024
Cost: $899 Registration: Opens April 1st. Visit website: https://npnconference.org/
The purpose of the NPN Conference is to highlight the latest research in the substance use prevention field. It provides a forum for prevention professionals, coalition leaders, researchers, and federal partners to share research, best practices and promising evaluation results for the purpose of integrating research into prevention practice.
Washington State Public Health Association 2024 Annual Conference
In-person, Yakima Valley, WA October 9-11, 2024 Registration and event information: Visit event website.
Preparations are in progress for the 2024 Annual Conference. Abstracts are currently being accepted providing an opportunity to highlight community projects or initiatives. Visit the event website to learn more.
Pacific Southwest PTTC
Media in Prevention (3-Part Webinar Series) Free! On-demand, click link below to view: Webinar 1: Social Media Best Practices
Webinar 2: Media Literacy as a Practical and Transferrable Skill
Webinar 3: Using Media in Substance Misuse Prevention
This three-part webinar series aims to do this by helping participants better understand core concepts such as media literacy, social media strategies, and the role of advertising in substance use, and develop skills to think critically about social media, its’ messages, and its role in prevention.
NW PTTC
Ethics in Prevention Foundations (Virtually moderated 6-hour course) Repeats monthly, visit website for next session! No Fee, Limited Space Available This two-week, asynchronous moderated course, adapted from the original SAMHSA Center for Application of Prevention Technologies (CAPT) course, explores the six principles of the Prevention Code of Ethics. The course also introduces a decision-making process to help practitioners apply this code to a variety of ethical dilemmas, and an online discussion area to facilitate discussion with other course participants. Course meets requirements for prevention specialist credentialing.
View ongoing training and events at https://pttcnetwork.org.
NW PTTC Special Topics in Prevention of Substance Misuse (Self-paced courses) A large selection of online, on-demand courses that explore special topics in prevention of substance misuse that will better-equip prevention professionals & coalitions to serve their communities. Access the courses via the HealtheKnowledge.org website.
NW PTTC Pharmacology for Prevention Professionals (Self-paced course) Explore the basics of how substances impact major brain regions and the acute and chronic symptoms associated with different substances. Certificates of 1.5 hours for each of the following four courses: Basics of Pharmacology and Alcohol, Basics of Pharmacology and Opioids, Basics of Pharmacology and Psychostimulants (Cocaine & Methamphetamine), and Basics of Pharmacology and Cannabis. Learn more and enroll via the HealtheKnowledge.org website.
CADCA Training and Events Website Free! Explore the library of webinars available, both archived and coming soon. Hosted by CADCA trainers covering topics related to starting and operating a community coalition, prevention, and more. Visit the CADCA TRAINING & EVENTS website.
CADCA Webinar Wednesday Series Free! Register for an upcoming Wednesday webinar or view archived recordings on your own schedule. Visit the CADCA WEBINAR WEDNESDAY SERIES website.
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Connection is the Best Prevention
Supported by fiscal agent ESD 112, Prevent Coalition is a regional coalition formed in 2003 to increase collaboration, awareness, and reduce youth substance use in Southwest Washington. Prevent Coalition also implements initiatives for rural communities across Washington state. As a community mobilizer, our coalition creates a culture promoting healthy choices; advocates for policies and regulations that protect, empower and nurture youth; and facilitates positive opportunities for youth to be involved and thrive.
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.PreventCoalition.org
Location: 2500 NE 65th Ave., Vancouver, WA, USA
Phone: 360-952-3457
Facebook: Facebook.com/PreventCoalition
Twitter: @supportyouthnow
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