Powering Prevention with Developmental Theory

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Nathaniel R. Riggs, PhD

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Two-Part Regional Webinar: Strong Evaluation for Substance Misuse Prevention

Weaving Wisdom with Innovation: Timeless Indigenous Strategies for Contemporary Substance Use Disorder Prevention

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Rodney Wambeam

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Prevention Basics, An Enhanced Prevention Learning Series - Jan-March 2025

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Weaving Wisdom with Innovation: Timeless Indigenous Strategies for Contemporary Substance Use Disorder Prevention

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Pacific Southwest Launches 2024 Building Our Leadership and Diversity (BOLD) Prevention Fellowship Application Process

The Building Our Leadership and Diversity (BOLD) Prevention Fellowship Program (PFP) will focus on increasing the number of Black/African American prevention professionals and building their foundational knowledge and skills to be effective substance misuse primary prevention professionals. Fellows will receive mentorship from host site prevention staff associated with their placement and will be exposed to the day-to-day workings of the site. Fellows will work on projects as assigned by their host site placement approximately 50% of the time and will dedicate the other 50% of their time to learning and capacity development activities coordinated by the PTTC network. Included with the 50% of time for the PTTC, the BOLD Fellows will travel to national conferences/trainings at least twice per year for multiple days. This is a full-time, paid fellowship using funds from SAMHSA by the Pacific Southwest PTTC. Learn more about the Pacific Southwest BOLD Fellowship

Prevention Workforce Needs Assessment Survey

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