Discover the importance of early-win projects and how they can help keep your partners engaged for the long road ahead.

Since the onset of COVID-19, many states and communities have dramatically loosened restrictions on alcohol and marijuana use and access. This webinar explores the impact of these changes on the nation’s health.

This T/TA tool presents six important principles of collaboration.

This glossary offers an introduction to the key players in primary care.

This practice-support tool identifies the different agencies responsible for prescribing and distributing prescription opioids in a community.

Preventing opioid overdose requires collaboration with a diverse range of partners—some familiar and some new to the world of prevention. This tool presents different sectors prevention practitioners may want to engage in opioid overdose prevention efforts, along with opportunities for meaningful engagement.

Learn about the work PS@EDC is doing to support the evaluation of New Bedford, Massachusetts’ TRAIN (Teach, Reach, and Initiate Naloxone) Project—designed to prepare first responders and key personnel to administer naloxone and provide post-overdose follow-up to affected individuals and their families.

With Care(giver) Navigator, PS@EDC’s Chelsey Goddard and Shai Fuxman are helping parents and other caregivers address the complexities of caring for a child with disabilities.

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

This tool offers an overview of the four stages of group development (from Tuckman’s Stages of Development Team Theory), accompanied by tips for maximizing productivity and cohesion, reducing conflict, and steering group members toward long-term success to support leaders in managing group dynamics.