This worksheet presents important questions to consider prior to establishing a professional social media presence.

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.

Understanding how social marketing works can help you use these techniques to support prevention efforts in your community.

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.

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

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.

There is a growing need to better understand the relationship of substance abuse prevention to recovery and, moreover, to understand both prevention and recovery as they relate to resiliency. Find out how PS@EDC is addressing this challenge.

Find out how Prevention Solutions@EDC is working with New York State’s substance misuse prevention system to build the online facilitation skills of its providers.

This resource presents findings from a systematic review of the recent literature examining associations between scare tactics, fear-based messages, and substance misuse.