This toolkit is designed to help substance misuse prevention practitioners reach and engage with non-college young adults.

This overview of the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Study includes findings on the role of ACEs in substance use and related behavioral health problems.

Describes the unique role each of these users can play in helping prevention practitioners expand their online audience and increase the visibility of their prevention efforts.

This tip sheet provides general guidance on the design and delivery of consistent and effective substance misuse prevention messages.

This resource highlights some of the ways substance misuse prevention practitioners are uniquely positioned to facilitate an effective response to both the short- and long-term impacts of COVID-19.

These handy “rules of thumb” will help you run online meetings that are engaging and productive.

Following these ten steps helps to ensure your prevention-focused social marketing campaign reaches its intended audience and proves effective.

Find summaries of studies that address binge and heavy episodic drinking among adolescents and young adults, as well as prevention strategies.

When issues around substance misuse arise in the community, or there’s a change in substance use trends, prevention leaders and practitioners are often called upon as reputable sources for interviews with the media. The right advance preparation will give you the confidence to convey clear messages to the public. This tip sheet presents key steps to consider before the media calls, when they call, and during the interview.

Access guidelines for obtaining the best results with focus groups as part of your prevention planning efforts.