was written to provide parents with the tools needed to evaluate and discuss strategies for protecting their teenagers from drug abuse.
Safety First:
A Reality-Based Approach to Teens, Drugs, and Drug Education
Order up to 50 free copies of this helpful 17-page booklet, or download a PDF version today.
http://www.safety1st.org/order.html
PDF link(s), currently available in:
English
Espanol
Chinese
Russian &
Hebrew
http://www.safety1st.org/orderSF.html
To improve outreach to parents, the Drug Policy Alliance created the Safety First project.
Safety First is dedicated to providing parents of adolescents with honest, science-based information about drugs.
The Safety First project was launched in 1999 after the San Francisco Chronicle published a letter written by Dr. Marsha Rosenbaum to her son, Johnny. As he was about to start high school, she wanted to outline her concerns about alcohol and other drugs that he might encounter in high school and provide some realistic strategies on how to stay safe.
http://www.safety1st.org/
Beyond Zero Tolerance
is a comprehensive, cost-effective approach to high school drug education and student assistance that is all about helping teenagers by bolstering the student community and educational environment. This unique approach combines education, interaction, assistance when needed, and restorative practices.
Beyond Zero Tolerance is a campaign started by the California Statewide Task Force for Effective Drug Education, chaired by UCLA Professor Rodney Skager and facilitated by State Senate and Assembly Education chairs, John Vasconcellos and Jackie Goldberg.
The goal of the project is to provide educators with tools for implementing humane and effective drug education, at minimal cost and using their own faculty.
Professor Skager’s booklet,
Beyond Zero Tolerance:
A Reality-Based Approach to Drug Education and Student Assistance, containing tangible benefits and steps for taking action, is now available to educators, parents, and concerned citizens who care about teens and want to roll up their sleeves and make a positive difference.
http://www.safety1st.org/beyondzerotolerance.html
Safety First:
A Reality-Based Approach to Teens, Drugs, and Drug Education
Order up to 50 free copies of this helpful 17-page booklet, or download a PDF version today.
http://www.safety1st.org/order.html
PDF link(s), currently available in:
English
Espanol
Chinese
Russian &
Hebrew
http://www.safety1st.org/orderSF.html
To improve outreach to parents, the Drug Policy Alliance created the Safety First project.
Safety First is dedicated to providing parents of adolescents with honest, science-based information about drugs.
The Safety First project was launched in 1999 after the San Francisco Chronicle published a letter written by Dr. Marsha Rosenbaum to her son, Johnny. As he was about to start high school, she wanted to outline her concerns about alcohol and other drugs that he might encounter in high school and provide some realistic strategies on how to stay safe.
http://www.safety1st.org/
Beyond Zero Tolerance
is a comprehensive, cost-effective approach to high school drug education and student assistance that is all about helping teenagers by bolstering the student community and educational environment. This unique approach combines education, interaction, assistance when needed, and restorative practices.
Beyond Zero Tolerance is a campaign started by the California Statewide Task Force for Effective Drug Education, chaired by UCLA Professor Rodney Skager and facilitated by State Senate and Assembly Education chairs, John Vasconcellos and Jackie Goldberg.
The goal of the project is to provide educators with tools for implementing humane and effective drug education, at minimal cost and using their own faculty.
Professor Skager’s booklet,
Beyond Zero Tolerance:
A Reality-Based Approach to Drug Education and Student Assistance, containing tangible benefits and steps for taking action, is now available to educators, parents, and concerned citizens who care about teens and want to roll up their sleeves and make a positive difference.
http://www.safety1st.org/beyondzerotolerance.html
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