This tool contains tables with questions to help prevention practitioners plan for program evaluation. By responding to the proposed questions, practitioners can begin to think through how to select appropriate evaluation measures, address data collection challenges, and collect quality data.

This decision-support tool provides information on how national surveys measure youth marijuana use, as well as factors and consequences associated with such use.

Understanding the cost of evaluations and the realities of the budget can help prevention practitioners focus on the right results.

This tool provides information on measures that prevention practitioners and evaluators can use when evaluating programs to reduce substance misuse and promote well-being that includes cultural elements.

PS@EDC is working with states across the country to invest unrestricted dollars in innovative prevention approaches and cross-sector collaboration.

Through its Innovation Learning Lab, PS@EDC works closely with states to support local prevention programs to develop and evaluate innovative overdose prevention interventions.

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

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

This annotated bibliography provides links to online compilations of reliable, valid, and standard measures of behavioral health indicators and outcomes.

This tool presents examples from four states to help evaluators and other data collectors improve sample representativeness and survey response rates when gathering primary data.