This week, Addiction Policy Forum launched “Campaña de Prevención de Opioides,”a public health media campaign to help prevent adolescent substance use, now available in both English and Spanish.

To view the campaign launch webinar, click here.

Given recent increases in overdose deaths among LatinX communities and the dire need for evidence-based, culturally appropriate prevention resources, Addiction Policy Forum is launching the Opioid Prevention Campaign for LatinX communities. The Opioid Prevention Campaign, created with support from the AmerisourceBergen Foundation, aims to help prevent adolescent substance use by providing explainer videos, PSAs, resources, and materials that translate the science of prevention for adolescents, parents, and teachers.

• 12 Things Parents Can Do Workbook
• Addiction and the Brain One-Pager
• How Addiction Hijacks the Brain Infographic
• Teens and Opioids One-Pager
• How to Practice Refusal Skills
• Partner Toolkit

• Libro de ejercicios de 12 cosas que los padres pueden hacer
• One-Pager de la adicción y el cerebro
• Infografía de cómo la addiction secuestra el cerebro
• One-Pager de los adolescentes y opioides
• Como practicar las habilidades de rechazo
• Kit para los socios

Join the Campaign

Organizations and individuals can download and share the materials in this campaign’s toolkit on social media channels to inform your community, networks and members on key prevention strategies for parents, teachers and teens. Download the partner toolkit here.

To learn more about this campaign, and to get the latest news and updates, please visit  https://www.addictionpolicy.org/opioid-prevention-campaign