
A Força-Tarefa de Prevenção de Drogas e Consumo de Bebidas por Menores de Lake County reduziu suas taxas de overdose de opioides.
https://www.cadca.org/resources/coalitions-action-how-bill-helped-pass-law
2 de maio de 2016 
A Força-Tarefa de Prevenção de Drogas e Consumo de Bebidas por Menores de Lake County reduziu suas taxas de overdose de opioides.
https://www.cadca.org/resources/coalitions-action-how-bill-helped-pass-law
On Saturday, August 8, the Senate voted to pass the Continuing Resolution (90-6), which contained a provision to delay the provisions in Public Law 119-37, which would have put restrictions on the hemp industry starting November 12, 2026, closing the Hemp Loophole. The restrictions included in Public Law 119-37 preciously passed the Senate in a 76-24 vote. The provision in the C.R. that was voted on August 8 has further delayed these restrictions until December 11, 2026.
At the inaugural DEA Fentanyl Free America Summit in July, coinciding with CADCA’s Mid-Year Training Institute, leading experts discussed how traffickers are exploiting the internet to reach vulnerable patients and young people. Here’s what coalition leaders need to know about the latest threats.
Coalitions can have a good strategy on paper, but what determines whether it actually changes outcomes is implementation, the day-to-day work of putting that strategy into practice. That was the focus of the Competencies in Focus: Implementation webinar, the 13th session in CADCA’s 18-part Coalition Competencies webinar series, presented in partnership with the Center for Public Health Systems Science (CPHSS) at Washington University in St. Louis.