CONTACT:
Dornzella Milligan, MA, CPP
District Student Support ξ Prevention Services
(845) 353-7134 or extension 7581
Please note information and/or resources listed are not an endorsement of an organization or affiliate.
- THE TREVOR PROJECT
- JED FOUNDATION - SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCE
- SUICIDE AWARENESS & PREVENTION FOR HEALTHCARE STUDENTS
- FIVE WAYS TO SET YOUR TEEN UP FOR SUCCESS
- Vaping 101:What Parents and Faculty Need to Know
- WARNING SIGNS
- Marijuana Edibles - Just Think Twice
- HOW TO TALK WITH YOUR KIDS ABOUT VAPING
- BRAIN DEVELOPMENT & TEEN BEHAVIOR: WHY DOES MY TEEN DO THAT?
- Marijuana Resource Center
- Cómo Hablar Sobre el Uso de Marihuana
- HOW TO TELL IF YOUR KID IS VAPING
- TALK TO YOUR CHILD ABOUT ALCOHOL
- Alcohol Help
- In a Time of Disruption
- FDA Warning: Vaping Illness Update
- GET THE FACTS ON TEEN DRIVERS
- Male Substance Abuse in Teenage Youth
- Covid19 - Marijuana & Vaping : What We Need to Know
NEW FRIDAY REPORT FROM THE NATIONAL SURVEY ON DRUG USE & HEALTH
Recent National Survey on Drug Use and Health data shows Cannabis Use Disorder's significant impact in the U.S.:
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8.0% of men and 5.5% of women aged 12 or older have Cannabis Use Disorder.
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Communities of color are disproportionately affected, with rates of 11.0% among American Indians/Alaskan Natives, 8.9% among Native Hawaiians/Pacific Islanders, and 8.0% among Black individuals (compared to 6.4% for white individuals).
This information is sourced from Smart Approaches to Marijuana (SAM), an alliance of organizations and individuals dedicated to a health-first approach to marijuana policy.