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  • CADCA: Reducing Drug Abuse One Community at a Time
    Nov 04, 2011
  • Cultural Competence and Coalition Building Pt. 1 by CADCA National Coalition Institute
    Mar 16, 2011

    The negative consequences of substance abuse affect all segments of society, regardless of gender, ethnicity or income. In order to address the needs of all members in a community, coalitions must develop comprehensive approaches to effectively reach and facilitate interaction between diverse cultural groups. Dr. Eduardo Hernández-Alarcón, Vice President of International Programs and Deputy Director of Dissemination and Coalition Relations for CADCA’s National Coalition Institute, discusses how coalitions can start developing cultural competence and identify socioeconomic diversity in their communities.

  • Cultural Competence and Coalition Building Pt. 2 by CADCA NAtional Coalition Institute
    Mar 16, 2011

    In the second installment of “Cultural Competence and Coalition Building,” Dr. Eduardo Hernández-Alarcón, Vice President of International Programs and Deputy Director of Dissemination and Coalition Relations for CADCA’s National Coalition Institute, discusses the importance of youth engagement and a needs assessment for ongoing cultural competency training.

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    Van Buren County SAFE Coalition - CADCA GOT OUTCOMES! Coalition of the Year Award
    Mar 08, 2011

    In 1997 the Van Buren County SAFE Coalition based in Keosauqua, Iowa engaged their local hospital, schools, health department and other key stakeholders to address youth alcohol, tobacco and other substance use in the county. In 1999 data revealed the need to focus more specifically on youth alcohol and tobacco use. The coalition expressed particular concern with reported past 30 day use of alcohol (51 percent) and tobacco (42 percent) among 11th graders. This group reported easy access to both substances and inconsistent messaging from the community regarding youth tobacco and alcohol use. Interviews and listening sessions with youth and community members identified how youth accessed alcohol and tobacco and guided the implementation of a data-driven, comprehensive plan for each substance.

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    Prevention Council of Roanoke County - CADCA Got Outcomes! 2010 Coalition in Focus Award
    Mar 07, 2011

    Formed in 2001 and based in Roanoke, Virginia, the Prevention Council of Roanoke County works to prevent alcohol, illicit drug use and related behaviors among youth. After a comprehensive assessment identified alcohol as the drug of choice among 6th through 12th graders, the coalition further evaluated the data revealing the local conditions contributing to the problem. Accessibility at retail stores, in the home and at community events along with inconsistent enforcement of school policies and limited prevention policies focused on middle school students required action.

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