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Feb 10, 2010CADCA celebrates 20 years as the voice of community anti-drug coalitions. This video highlights the growth of the National Leadership Forum. What began as a small conference of 500 grassroots leaders has become the nation's leading conference for substance abuse prevention and treatment practitioners, community activists and researchers.
Feb 10, 2010Sanjay Gupta's inspirational address to CADCA's coalitions.
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Mar 01, 2010This video highlights the 2010 Dose of Prevention winner, the Casa Grande Alliance, located in Casa Grande, Ariz. This award recognizes CADCA-member coalitions that have helped raise awareness about the dangers of over-the-counter cough medicine abuse in their community.
Feb 24, 2010The Revere CARES Coalition is the recipient of the 2009 Got Outcomes! Coalition of Excellence Award in the Coalition of the Year category, which recognizes coalitions that can demonstrate their contribution toward population-level reductions in substance abuse rates for multiple substances.
Feb 24, 2010MATForce (Methamphetamine Advisory Task Force), The Yavapai County Substance Abuse Coalition is the recipient of the 2009 Got Outcomes! Coalition of Excellence Award in the Milestones category, which recognizes newer coalitions that demonstrate progress toward meeting long-term outcomes as indicated by measurable, population-level changes in intermediate outcomes.
Feb 24, 2010Missouri Partners in Prevention (PIP) is the recipient of the 2009 Got Outcomes! Coalition of Excellence Award in the Coalition in Focus category, which recognizes coalitions that demonstrate contributions to community-wide declines for one substance-related issue.
Feb 19, 2010This informational video was developed by CADCA, in partnership with the Consumer Healthcare Products Association, as part of its efforts to raise awareness about a dangerous trend among teens: the abuse of over-the-counter cold and cough medicine. The video can be used by coalitions at meetings with parents, teachers and other adults, and during community forums or town hall meetings.