Use this checklist to find out if your prevention team or organization is ready to engage in collaboration.

Use this tool to better understand the skills and expertise that current partners bring to your prevention table.

This set of tools explores reasons to involve an evaluator early on, the pros and cons of internal vs. external evaluators, tips for assessing evaluator qualifications, and strategies for working well with your evaluator and minimizing costs.

This resource examines the role of language in perpetuating substance use disorder stigma, followed by tips for assessing when and how we may be using stigmatizing language, and steps for ensuring that the language we use and messages we deliver are positive, productive, and inclusive.

Discover some of the important reasons why collaboration in substance abuse prevention is essential.

This resource presents three criteria for determining if an intervention is evidence-based.

Prevention practitioners often collaborate to maximize resources and/or fill resource gaps. This tool describes three types of prevention resources— fiscal, human, and organizational.

Learn about the core components of evidence-based interventions and programs and why they matter to prevention efforts and outcomes.

Explore some do’s and don’ts of videoconference participation.

Learn about an effective framework for preventing alcohol use and suicide in Native American youth.