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Community members gathered in Minneapolis for a candlelight vigil to honor the victims and survivors of the shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis Wednesday, August 27, 2025.

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On November 3, 2025, NPR posted an article insistingMore

On November 12th, Center staff members Jaclynn Sagers & Meghann Wolvert are presenting in collaboration with the Northwest PTTC a prevention power session.

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Strengthening 6 Elements of Effective Coalitions: Part 2

In June, Meghann Wolvert and Dalene Beaulieu lead participants through some of the Six Elements of Effective Coalitions.

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CADCA and the Consumer Healthcare Products Association’s Stop Medicine Abuse campaign, is launching the 2025 Dose of Prevention Challenge.

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Prevention helps us get ahead of challenges. So that individuals, families, and communities can be healthy andMore

Did you miss Dr. Jason Kilmer present – Did you hear about that study?

Click the links below to view the video recording and see the slides.

SAMHSA and the Drug Enforcement Administration cosponsor this annual contest for colleges and universities to promote the importance of preventing alcohol and other drug misuse among college students.

SAMHSA and the Drug Enforcement Administration cosponsor this annual contest for colleges and universities to promote the importance of preventing alcohol and other drug misuseMore

We all know that obtaining archival data can be challenging. The CDC’s new dashboard may fill in some of the gaps some communities are experience.

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Today kicks off SAMHSA‘s National Prevention Week. National Prevention Week is a public education platform showcasing the work of communities and organizations across the country that are preventing substance use and misuse — and promoting positive mental health.

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NATIONAL ACADEMIES RELEASES NEW REPORT

Mental, emotional, and behavioral (MEB) disorders, including mental illness and substance use disorders, affect every U.S. population group, community, and neighborhood. Existing infrastructure focuses more on responding to MEB crises, through treatment and recovery, rather than preventing them through evidence-based policy approaches and programs. Prevention services that do exist areMore