Most successful social marketing campaigns can be broken down into 10 simple steps, most important of which is defining and understanding your target audience.

This fact sheet offers a brief overview of the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) study and some key findings on the relationship of ACEs to substance use and related behavioral health problems...

This resource is designed to help you develop an evaluation report that reflects your evaluation journey – why you conducted the evaluation, who was involved, how it was implemented, and what you...

SAMHSA's State Epidemiological Outcomes Workgroups (SEOWs) are disseminating several practical, community-tested guides to support the prevention work of communities nationwide.

In this video, Evaluators Paul Florin, Phillip Graham, and Roy Gabriel discuss the importance of understanding cultural context and conditions when designing and delivering technical assistance to...

This resource presents an overview of key social marketing principles.

Developed by the PDMP Center of Excellence at Brandeis University, this report describes how the Washington PDMP developed data sharing arrangements with the state’s Medicaid and workers’...

This tutorial, offered through the Prevention Management Reporting and Training System, uses a case-study approach to demonstrate how to use evaluation data.

This document provides data and information to guide community planning, cross-community coordination, and program and policy development for tribal communities.

This document offers clear definitions of core intervention and implementation components and their influences on successful implementation.

Hear expert evaluators and prevention leaders from across the country discuss the vital role training and technical assistance play in preparing practitioners to implement effective substance...