21st Annual National Leadership Forum - Presentations

Note: Presentations are password protected, please refer to the email that was sent on Saturday, February 26 for your password.  Also, Community Prevention Day presentations will not be posted.
 

Monday, February 7

1:45 pm – 4:30 pm

• Addressing Substance Abuse Holistically
  (Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3)
• Partnering with Public Health to Regulate Alcohol Outlet Density
  (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5)
• You Can Lead A Coalition to Data….But You Can’t Make Them….
• A Qualified Prevention Workforce: Professionalizing the Field with Credentialing and Graduate Degree Programs
  (Part 1 and Part 2)

Tuesday, February 8

11 am – noon          Workshops

• The National Drug Control Strategy: Moving Forward in Prevention
• Fundamentals of Prevention Science
• The Evidence for Comprehensive Strategies to Address Substance Us and Abuse
• Building Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care for Young People
  (Part 1 and Part 2)
• What Behavioral Health Philanthropy has to offer by the Grantsmakers in Health’s Behavioral Health Funders Network
• The Intersection of Prevention and Recovery is the Community
• United for Health—A Military/Community Collaborative
• Implementing the Strategic Prevention Framework in Indian Country
  (Audio 1 and Audio 2)
• 750,000 Square Miles: Coalition Development on the Atolls of the Marshall Islands
  (Video 666Mb)
• Initiating Neighborhood Block Watch to Bring Back Safety in Neighborhoods
  (Video 5Mb)
• GIS Mapping Police Calls for Service—A Tool for Parents That Builds Coalition Capacity
• Building Diverse Coalitions for Prevention and Treatment Funding
• Alcohol Marketing and Youth: What are the Local Options and Success Stories
  (Video 1 5Mb and Video 2 13Mb)
• Where Will You Be When the Smoke Clears? Youth Led Project Based with Digital Media for Understanding Risks of Marijuana Use
  Links:
  K-Deezy feat. Princeton "BE U"
  Focal Point Media Group Interactive Newsletter
• The Epidemiology and Prevention of Prescription Drug Abuse: A NIDA Update (Part 1 and Part 2)
• MADD's Power of Parents, It's Your Influence
• You Can Do It: Achieving Youth Advocacy

3:30 pm – 4:30 pm          Workshops

• SAMHSA Strategic Plan Update - Part I
• Creating School-Community Partnerships to Strengthen Community Level Change
• CADCA’s Annual Survey of Coalitions: A Wealth of Data to Serve the Coalition Field
• Current Issues for the Prevention Workforce
• Planning Your Coalition’s Social Media Presence
• Catching Problems Upstream: Earlier Screening & Brief Motivational Interviewing
• Helping Our Own: Partnerships/Collaborations for Service Members and Families of the National Guard
• Preventing Risk through Youth In Action
  (Video 1 9Mb and Video 2 9Mb)
• Bringing Evidence-based Treatment & Prevention to Rural Areas via the Internet
• Alcohol and Tobacco Advertising in Urban Communities: Engaging Youth in Environmental Prevention Through a PhotoVoice and GIS Community Assessment
  (Part 1 and Part 2)
• The Future of Alcohol Prevention: Navigating Changes in the Education Landscape
• Comprehensive Community Intervention Effects on Difficult-to-Change
• Populations: College and the Military - Part I
• How a Community Fights Marijuana Normalization 
  (Part I , Part II , and  Flash Video 6Mb)
• Prescription Drug Abuse
• The STOP Act State Report on Underage Drinking Laws, Policies, & Programs: An Overview
• Social Marketing Soup to Nuts: The Story Behind the Campaign
  (Video 1 140Mb and Video 2 140Mb)
• We Have Something to Say: Developing & Delivering Your Message

4:45 pm – 5:45 pm          Workshops

• SAMHSA Strategic Plan Update - Part II
• Bumps in the Road: Working Out the Combination of DFCC and SPF-SIG
• Getting Your Message Out…On Little Or No Budget! Tips and Tools For Advancing Your Mission Through Science-Based Communications and Marketing Approaches
• A Conversation with CADCA’s 2010 Got Outcomes! Award Winners
• Navigating Social Media Tools: Let a Wiki Show You the Way
  This session focused on a new online Social Media Primer that will help coalitions navigate the ever-changing world of social media from community assessment to measurement and metrics. The session did not have a specific handout, but walked through the new tool which can be found on the CADCA website at www.cadca.org/SoMeWiki
• Healing the Addicted Brain: A New Comprehensive Approach for Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment
• Recovery Community Services Program
• Coalitions: Force Multipliers For The National Guard
• Building Comprehensive Prevention Networks – Lessons Learned from a Rural, Non-Reservation Tribe
• Taking The Pulse of Your Coalition
• Talk Early. Talk Often. TalkSooner.org—One Region's Innovative Social
• Marketing Approach to Reducing Underage Alcohol Use Privatization and Deregulation: Big Box Stores' Attempt to Make Booze Cheap and Convenient
  (Part 1, Part 2, Video 28Mb)
• Comprehensive Community Intervention Effects on Difficult-to-Change Populations: College and the Military - Part II
• Understanding Tobacco's Toll on Individuals, Families, and Communities
  (Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3)
• The Diversion Alert Program: A Promising Approach to Partnering with Law Enforcement and Physicians to Reduce Rx Diversion
• Coalitions and the COPS! Establishing, Collaborating and Conducting Community-based Party Patrols
• The Power of Perception: How Popular Culture Affects Youth

Thursday, February 10

11am – noon          Workshops

• Engaging Coalitions in Prevention and Enforcement Strategies
• Connecting Resources to Unify and Sustain LGBT Communities
• Federal/Coalition Partnerships: SAMHSA, Social Media and YOU!
• The Road from Adolescent Drug Abuse to Recovery
• Why the National Guard is an Essential Partner to Good Coalition Work
• One Nation to Prevent Alcohol Abuse—Involving Media and Youth to
  (Video 1, Video 2, and Video 3)
• Change Policies and Social Norms "Operation Storefront" and "Adopt-a-Block": Involving Youth in Assessment and Revitalization Strategies
  (Part 1 and Part 2)
• NIDA's Research and Practice Emphasis: Implications for Evidence-based Designation
• Actively Building Community-Researcher Partnerships to Prevent Underage Drinking and Impaired Driving
  (Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3)
• Public Health Departments and Coalitions – A Winning Combination for Reducing Excessive Alcohol Use
• Marijuana Legalization Issues
• Engaging the Community to Address Medicine Abuse
  (Video 1 and Video 2)
• The Prescription Drug Abuse Epidemic in the Western States & Jurisdictions
• Giving Diverse Youth a Voice in Promoting Awareness of Social Host Ordinances
• Ordinances and Policies: Using Local Data to Enhance Environmental Strategies and Establish Policies to Prevent Underage Drinking
• Tapping into the Powerful Student Voice: Creative Ways to Engage Youth in Your Community

2:30 pm – 3:30 pm          Workshops

• Creating Community Change through Capacity Building, Collaboration and Evaluation
• The Diffusion of Innovation - Part I
• Advancing Strategies to Create Healthier and Safer Campus Communities
• Facebook: Social Communication for the Community Coalition
• Using Restorative Justice Practices in the Prevention of Substance Abuse
• Coordination of Care for Buprenorphine Treatment
• Partners In Care—Community Churches Coming to Aid
• BeFreePima: Opening the Door for Rural Youth Voice
  (Video 1 16Mb, Video 2 21Mb, Video 3 12Mb, and Video 4 6Mb)
• Stretching Funds through Unlikely Partnerships
• Implementing a Positive Norms Prevention Marketing Campaign: A Case Study
• Enforcing Alcohol Laws
  (Part 1, Video 1 2Mb, and Video 2 2Mb)
• Impact of Drug-Trafficking on Local Communities
• Environmental Prevention Strategies to Address Other Drugs: Part I
• Cleaning Up Our Streets: How to Launch a Successful Rx Round Up
• Compliance Checks: From "Gotcha!" to "Catch 'Em Doing Good!"
• Youth Taking the Lead to Prevent Underage Drinking (Part 1 and Part 2)
• Creating Partners and Connection to Youth Through Youth

3:45 pm – 4:45 pm          Workshops

• New Social Engine: The College Try
• The Diffusion of Innovation - Part II
• Youth Empowerment Across the Cultures: Releasing Control to Increase Youth Involvement
• The National Strategy for Suicide Prevention
• Empowering Youth to Make Low-Risk Choices: The Student Intervention and Reintegration Program
• Trauma—How is the Federal Government Addressing It?
  (Video 1 and Video 2)
• How Veterans Affairs Serves Your Community Vets
  (Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3)
• SAMHSA Project Officers Tribal Portfolio Panel
• Getting What You Need: Successfully Collecting and Using Local Adult Drinking and Driving Data
• The Plunge—An Emersion Event
• Moving Policy Forward in Your Community: Part II
• Drugged Driving: Confronting an Epidemic (Part 1 and Part 2)
• Local Application of National Drug Policy: A Conversation with ONDCP Deputy Director, David K. Mineta
• Youth Coalitions—A Driving Force for Policy Development
• Keeping Kids Safe From ATOD With New Free Home-Use Strengthening Families Program
• Mobilizing the Community: Youth Taking the Lead