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Midyear Training Institute - Palm Springs, CA
 

Classrooms, Coalitions & Collaboration

Watch the latest CADCA TV show here!

During this hour-long CADCA TV program, we’ll hear why some schools are leery of participating in drug surveys and how you as a coalition can try to calm those fears. Survey experts will teach how to get things organized before approaching a school. You’ll also learn about a coalition in Hartford, Connecticut that forged a strong partnership with local schools, and how this partnership has helped strengthen the coalition’s mission. Also, see how one coalition formed its own school to help a part of the population that was underserved.

  • Learn how to approach schools about data collection
  • Find out why schools are often leery about surveys
  • See how a coalition formed its own school to help and underserved part of the population

Content Providers:
Paul Evensen, Vice President and Chief Science Officer at Community Systems Group, a national public health consulting and evaluation firm
Doug Hall, Pride Surveys, President
Andrew Woods, Executive Director, Hartford Communities That Care, Hartford, CT

 
 

CADCA National Community Anti-Drug Coalition Institute

Drug-Free Kids Campaign

Cough Medicine Abuse Prevention Toolkit

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