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What's New
Help Teens Stay Alcohol Free on Prom Night and Graduation
As prom season and graduation season approach, families, communities, and educators all can play a part in helping and protecting teenagers from underage alcohol drinking. Simple, important precautionary measures such as prom-planning involvement and open communication with your child and student can make a difference for this memorable occasion. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s “A Guide to Safe and Sober Event Planning,” and other resources in the Youth section of this Web site can help teenagers take the lead in planning safe and healthy celebrations. For information on how to “Help Your Teens Party Right at Graduation,” go to: http://pubs.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/GraduationFacts/Graduation_Fact_Sheet.html
The National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) Report: Quantity and Frequency of Alcohol Use among Underage Drinkers
This report focuses on the frequency and quantity of past month alcohol use among underage drinkers (i.e., persons aged 12 to 20 who consume alcohol). Comparisons of the quantity and frequency of alcohol use in the past month also are made between underage drinkers and drinkers aged 21 or older. All findings presented in this report are based on combined 2005 and 2006 NSDUH data. View the report.
Materials for 2008 Town Hall Meetings
Materials to help you plan and conduct successful 2008 Town Hall Meetings are now available in English and Spanish.
View and download these materials.
New Localizable Materials for Town Hall Meeting Promotions
New print promotion templates provide a space for local organizations to enter specific information related to the location, date, and time of their Town Hall Meetings. Please click on each template to download these materials for your event. |

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