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Subject Tis the season...
Date December 2, 2019 3:30 PM
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Hello, John! Here is your monthly update from Prevention First about programs, training, resources and prevention news from trusted sources. Medical science has proven time and again that when the resources are provided, great progress in the treatment, cure and prevention of disease can occur. ― Michael J. Fox Prevention First Annual Report The Prevention First Annual Report for FY19 is now available on prevention.org. Click the cover to see the report. December is National Impaired Driving Prevention Month December is National Impaired Driving Prevention Month. We have provided links to resources to help guide you in addressing impaired driving in your community. [link removed] [link removed] [link removed] [link removed] Assessing your community is a critical step in identifying potential issues contributing to underage alcohol use. Completing a comprehensive assessment involves utilizing many tools and methods. Environmental scanning allows you to observe what alcohol looks like in your community and how alcohol is advertised in your community. These observations take place at both on-premise and off-premise establishments that sell alcohol. The goal of environmental scanning is to identify your community’s risk factors that can contribute to underage or excessive alcohol consumption. Conducting a scan allows you to observe and document the 4 P’s: Price Product Promotion Place Documenting these observations and pairing that information with other assessment data, such as youth survey data, allows you to create a clear picture of alcohol in your community. From that picture you then can identify strategies to reduce underage and excessive use of alcohol. For more information on how to conduct a scan check out the Alcohol Environmental Scanning micro-learning video featured on our web page. NEW RESOURCE AVAILABLE: Communication Campaign Professional Development Resource Guide This Communication Campaign Professional Development Resource Guide will provide you with general information, guidance, and websites that can be used as resources as you plan and implement communication campaigns. If you have already been to Prevention First’s Planning and Implementing Communication Campaigns training, this resource guide will provide you with key points that when adhered to closely can increase the likelihood of a successful communication campaign. Click the cover to be taken to the guide. Naloxone NOW campaign media kits are ready for you Media kits for the Naloxone NOW awareness campaign are live on our site. There are two kits available containing materials for in-office print, social media channels, and web ads. Click the image to be directed to the SUPP Professional Resources page. The download links are under the Opioid and Prescription Drug Public Awareness Campaigns tab. Differences Between Non-Combusted Cigarettes, E-Cigs,... You may have heard about non-combusted cigarettes, heated tobacco products, or heat-not-burn products. These products generally heat dry tobacco to create an aerosol that the user inhales. A cigarette consists primarily of tobacco leaves wrapped... Read more www.fda.gov Opioid Crisis Fast Facts Read CNN's Fast Facts about the opioid crisis to learn more about addiction to painkillers. Read more www.cnn.com Event registration opens for 10th anniversary The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) announced that event registration begins today for the 10th annual National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® (NDAFW), to be held March 30... Read more teens.drugabuse.gov Prevention First Upcoming Training Understanding the Illinois Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act and What it Means for Prevention December 17 - Webinar Establishing and Leading a Youth Advisory Committee February 11 - Springfield IISAP III: A Framework for Prevention February 13 - Chicago Youth Advisory Committee Engagement and Retention February 19 - Webinar Coalition Coordination February 19-20 - Chicago Foundations of Youth Prevention Education February 26-27 - Normal If you have any questions about training please contact Anne Cox, SAP TTA Manager at [email protected] If you've registered and cannot attend Click Here for directions on cancelling your registration. Technical Assistance from Prevention First The technical assistance offered at Prevention First expands professional development beyond training to assist substance use prevention providers in applying what they have learned in their communities. Timely, flexible and provider-tailored technical assistance is available to meet the individual needs of providers. For more information about technical assistance or other services we offer, click email Provider Services. Prevention First Online Training Be sure to visit the online training events offered at Prevention First. ATOD Effects & Trends IISAP I: Welcome to Prevention IISAP II: System Orientation Introduction to Engaging Youth in Prevention Overview of Strategic Planning Preventing Prescription and Opioid Drug Misuse STS Course 1: Making the right hiring decision STS Course 2: Providing Program Support to Your Prevention Staff STS Course 3: Developing Effective Supervisory Skills Understanding the Illinois Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act and What it Means for Prevention Marijuana will be legal for adults in Illinois on January 1, 2020. You might be wondering what’s in the law and what it means for your prevention efforts. During this webinar, participants will learn about the Illinois marijuana law, including benefits and concerns related to legalization. We’ll also discuss relevant prevention education messages and strategies. Click Here to Register Revised YPE Resource The Youth Prevention Education & Classroom Management Resource Guide has been revised and is currently available on the Prevention First website.  Click the image to download. Recorded Webinars at Prevention First Perhaps you were busy during the live webinar...or didn't know when it was scheduled. We've got ya covered! Check out the Recorded Webinar tab in the SUPP Training Events. In each description is a link to the recording. Simply complete the registration and submit. The recording will begin and you are ready to go! NOTE: No CEUs are offered for recorded webinars. CONFERENCE RADAR CADCA National Leadership Forum February 3-6 in National Harbor Agents of Change Summit February 10-11 in San Diego New APRC resources: Helping Teens Find Their Voice To Reduce Underage Drinking and Alcohol Misuse in Communities – Youth Partnering with Law Enforcement Helping Teens Find Their Voice To Reduce Underage Drinking and Alcohol Misuse in Communities - the Need to Know when providing testimony to your elected officials. Have You Seen Our Training Catalog? Check out our new Training Catalog to learn about our resources and services, meet our TTA Specialists, read our training descriptions and policies, and view our FY20 Training Calendar! The catalog is available on our SUPP Training Page and print copies will also be available at training events. Click the pic to go to the catalog for downloading or view. Illinois Cannabis Resources Be sure to check out our Professional Resources for SUPP Providers page for new and revised resources pertaining to Illinois Cannabis legalization coming on Jan. 1. Follow the links below to download the resources. Marijuana Fact Sheet Illinois Marijuana Law Quick Facts Be sure to check out the Virtual Clearinghouse There are loads of great resources in the Virtual Clearinghouse on the Prevention First website. Resources include printed materials, digital materials, presentations, and helpful links. New materials are added periodically so be sure to visit often. Prevention First 1-800-252-8951 prevention.org Connect with us ‌ ‌ Prevention First | 2800 Montvale Drive, Springfield, IL 62704 Unsubscribe [email protected] Update Profile | About Constant Contact Sent by [email protected] in collaboration with Try email marketing for free today!
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