Resources

Logic model development is central to strategic planning. This tool presents three examples of logic models to guide practitioners in developing state- and community level responses to the opioid crisis.

This tool presents three examples of logic models to guide practitioners in developing state- and community-level responses to prevent the misuse of prescription opioids.

This resource describes five categories of substance misuse prevention interventions: education, school and community bonding, communication and public education, policies, and enforcement.

This resource contains three examples of logic models that prevention practitioners can use to think through their process for addressing behavioral health disparities at the community level. Each example addresses a different type of disparity, and includes the community’s related substance use problem; factors that contribute to the problem; activities to address the problem; and short-, intermediate-, and long-term outcomes.

Learn five strategies for delivering engaging and effective webinars, including ways in which you can engage your audience.

This tool presents four tasks to help you design the right evaluation for your prevention initiative.

This resource offers tips for increasing the credibility of your evaluation findings and justifying your results.

Effective recruitment takes planning. This tool presents the four phases of successful recruitment, starting with doing your homework.

This tool presents some considerations for evaluating your collaboration, common functions to evaluate, and examples of instruments that measure these functions.

This collection of tools includes tip sheets and hands-on worksheets to help prevention practitioners better understand the important relationship between cultural competence and reducing disparities.