61. Health & Physical Education Resources Designed for parents of children in grades 36, but resources are valuable for parentsof older and younger children. drug Abuse Resistance education. http://teams.lacoe.edu/documentation/places/healthpe.html

Standards/ Professional Organizations PE Lesson Plans Fitness Nutrition/ Health ... First Aid/ Safety/ Survival Standards/ Professional Organizations The largest organization of professionals supporting physical education, leisure, fitness, dance, and health promotion. It is an alliance of 6 national associations from 6 districts. American Association for Health Education Serves educators and other professionals who promote the health of all people. National Association for Girls and Women in Sport Works toward equity issues in sports including equal funding, quality, and respect for girls' and women's sports programs. National Association for Sport and Physical Education This organization seeks to inform the public and its members about professional practice in sport and physical activity through scientific and research-based studies. National Standards for Physical Education These standards are found in the National Association for Sport and Physical Education publication, "Moving into the Future". PE Health Standards National and state standards for health and PE.

62. MEDLINEplus: Drug Abuse Resource that provides links to a wide range of substance abuse resources, provided by the US National Category Health Addictions Substance Abuse...... Prevention/Screening Preventing drug Use Among children and Adolescents A OrganizationsAmerican Council for drug education; drug Enforcement Administration; http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/drugabuse.html

Skip navigation Other health topics: A B C D ... List of All Topics Drug Abuse Contents of this page: News From the NIH General/Overviews Prevention/Screening ... Women Search MEDLINE for recent research articles on Drug Abuse: General Addictive behavior Inhalant abuse You may also be interested in these MEDLINEplus related pages: Alcoholism Amphetamine Abuse Anabolic Steroids Cocaine Abuse ... Substance Abuse Latest News For Some, Anabolic Steroids May Lead to Hard Drugs (03/24/2003, Reuters Health) Brain Changes Similar in Gambling, Drug Addiction (03/20/2003, Reuters Health) US Products Main Culprit in Sports Doping (03/18/2003, Reuters Health) NIDA Addiction Research News (03/05/2003, National Institute on Drug Abuse) More News on Drug Abuse From the National Institutes of Health Commonly Abused Drugs (National Institute on Drug Abuse) Understanding Drug Abuse and Addiction (National Institute on Drug Abuse) General/Overviews Drug Abuse: How to Break the Habit (American Academy of Family Physicians) Substance Abuse and Addiction (American Psychiatric Association) Clinical Trials ClinicalTrials.gov: Opioid-Related Disorders

63. Center On Addiction And Substance Abuse - Newsroom may be responsive to the polls, but it does little to help children of drug andalcohol He was Secretary of Health, education and Welfare from 1977 to 1979. http://www.casacolumbia.org/newsletter1457/newsletter_show.htm?doc_id=7526

64. DRCNet: A DIFFERENT LOOK AT DARE It reaches over 60% of elementary school children in the United States, andis far and away the most prevalent drug education program in use today. http://www.drcnet.org/DARE/

DRCNet home join us news speak out ... druglibrary.org The Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program in public schools is our nation's most prominent and visible attempt to educate young people to resist drug abuse. It reaches over 60% of elementary school children in the United States, and is far and away the most prevalent drug education program in use today. This site provides information and views on the DARE program not readily available through DARE or any official source. This page is not sponsored or endorsed by "DARE America," and we do not purport to speak for DARE. We hope parents will consider the following information when deciding whether or not their child should participate in DARE. Hopefully, school administrators and public officials will find this site a helpful source of information when deciding whether to rely on DARE for the important purpose of educating young people to resist drug abuse, justifying the significant sacrifice of academic time and public revenue. Contents What is DARE? A brief history and description of the DARE program.

65. Erowid Psychoactives & Families Vault integrate psychoactives usefully and coherently into our lives with our children. Pregnancy,Birth and Breastfeeding; drug education; Other stories of how drugs http://www.erowid.org/psychoactives/families/families.shtml

Help support access to this information by becoming a member today! by Erowid Stories, resources, links, and other documents on the topic of children and families in relationship to psychoactive substances. GENERAL INFORMATION The Challenges of Visionary Parenting RELATED VAULTS Pregnancy Related Journal Articles DIALOGS I feel a lot of responsibility [sister] As easy as looking in the Dictionary [mother] My main concern is balance [mother] She sat me down and talked about it [daughter] ... 'Just Say No' Or 'Just Know'? , by M. Rosenbaum A Mother's Advice About Drugs , by M. Rosenbaum EXPERIENCES We Grow Together Choose Asia Brothers on a Journey What Qualifies As a Drug? ... Submit an Experience COMING OUT TO PARENTS Honest With My Folks PRIMARY RESOURCES Mothers Against Misuse and Abuse MAPS Rites of Passage Project DanceSafe: Parents Section Safety First COLLECTIONS Adolescent Drug Use/ Drug Education (Drug Policy Alliance Online Library) What Do We Tell the Kids? (MAPS, 1997) MDMA and Pregnancy (MAPS, 1999) (drugtext.org) Adolescent Drug Abuse Facts and Myths (drugtext.org)

66. Providing An Appropriate Education To Children With ADD Provides appropriate education for children who do diabetes, heart disease); temporarymedical conditions due to illness or accident, drug/alcohol addiction. http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/content2/appropriate.add.html

Providing an Appropriate Education to Children with Attention Deficit Disorder ERIC EC Digest #E512 advertisement Credits Source Council for Exceptional Children Contents Clarification Of Terms Children With ADD Diagnosis School Responsibilities ... References Forums Learning and Other Disabilities Education and Kids Related Articles Questions Often Asked About Special Education Services Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, National Institute of Mental Health Clarification Of Terms Throughout this digest, ADD will be used to refer to "attention deficit disorder," or "attention deficit hyperactivity disorder" (ADHD). In the past, the term "minimal brain dysfunction" was also used. Children With ADD It is estimated that children with ADD constitute 3% to 5% of the current school-age population, which would represent 1.35 to 2.25 million children. Most experts agree that ADD is a neurobiological disorder that can have multiple causes. Research indicates that children with ADD are likely to have a biological relative with ADD. In addition, evidence also suggests that neurologic, neurochemical or, in some cases, toxic factors may be involved. Other factors such as medical conditions, medication side effects, familial functioning, or environmental conditions may exacerbate an existing disorder or contribute to the development of ADD-like problems in some children (Parker, 1992). Back to the Top Diagnosis As with all other disabling conditions, evaluation of children suspected of having ADD should be a multistep, multidisciplinary procedure. First the assessment should determine whether a child meets criteria for diagnosis of ADD; then, further assessment should determine the degree to which the child's educational performance is adversely affected. This information will help determine what types of educational services are necessary to assist the student.

67. Scientology: Helping Children Get The Most From Education L. Ron Hubbard's training and education technology was originally This is also aneffective nondrug approach to Study Books for children and Teens These five http://www.correctscientology.org/education.htm

Scientology Books, Literature and Courses for Parents HELPING CHILDREN GET THE MOST FROM THEIR EDUCATION Scientology Study Technology: Learning is Fun About Effective Education and Training: Scientology Study Technology This web site covers the material you have just seen, but here you will get the full Scientology texts on the subject. L. Ron Hubbard's training and education technology was originally formulated to help students on Scientology courses. However, it applies equally well to any form of learning and is used today in public schools, job training and mentoring programs. This is also an effective non-drug approach to attention deficit problems. Scientology Study Technology Here is a collection of articles on Scientology study technology. It explains how important it is to have a full grasp of the meanings of words in the materials one is studying, some of the liabilities one can experience if he or she doesn't clarify words that aren't understood and how you can help your child greatly increase his or her comprehension. Study Books for Children and Teens: These five books may be the most important books your kids will ever read, because by studying them they will get so much more out of every other book they read from this point forward.

68. Scientology Services To Combat The Drug Problem to help handle this scourge with drug education and prevention help their communitieswin the drug war at in Scientology churches to help parents and children. http://www.correctscientology.org/drugprevention.htm

Scientology Books, Literature and Courses for Parents SCIENTOLOGY SERVICES TO COMBAT THE DRUG PROBLEM Scientology Churches: Working to Free Society from Drugs Scientology churches and Scientologists are well known for the work they do to combat the drug problem. Scientologists are 100% drug-free. They know the harm drugs can cause, and they work in their communities to help handle this scourge with drug education and prevention programs. This web site covers some of the programs and activities Scientology churches sponsor to help their communities win the drug war at a grassroots level. Scientology Publication: Marijuana-The Truth about Joints Scientology Brochure: Heroin-Death in the Blood Scientology Pamphlet: Ecstasy-the Traitor Exposed Ron the Humanitarian: Drugs and Their Effect on Health and Life This magazine covers the research Mr. Hubbard did into drugs and their effects on the body, mind and spirit. It covers how his drug rehabilitation technology is used both in secular community programs and services offered by churches of Scientology. If your child has a drug problem, you can find information here on how to help him or her get off drugs. You will also find out about the long-term harmful effects of taking drugs and how these can be eradicated. Scientology Service to Handle the Effects of Drug Use: The Purification Rundown Program If your child has experimented with drugs, or even if he or she has a serious drug problem, there is something you can do to help reverse the harmful and often long-lasting effects of these substances. The Purification Rundown program is a Scientology religious service that frees the individual from the physical, mental and spiritual effects of substance abuse.

69. Aquarius Health Care Videos - Award Winning Videos On Life Challenges On Disabil care, child, children, complementary, counseling, death, defecit, developmental,diabetes, disabilities, diseases, disorder, domestic, drug, education, esteem http://www.aquariusproductions.com/

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70. MAPS Rites Of Passage Project they would like to tell their younger siblings or future children about drugs writtenby family members who are forging new ground in drug education will be http://www.maps.org/ritesofpassage/

Personal accounts of family experiences Working with difficult psychedelic experiences Passages from life to death Resources on Young People and Drugs ... Participate Welcome to the MAPS Rites of Passage project, an alternative to the abstinence-only drug abuse prevention strategies currently dominating public discourse. Acknowledging that experimentation with consciousness is nearly universal, we believe that the creation of socially-sanctioned contexts for the beneficial uses of psychedelics and marijuana may be a powerful approach to reducing drug abuse. In other words, education about appropriate drug use may be more effective in reducing drug abuse than the pursuit of an undesirable and entirely unobtainable "Drug-Free" world. MAPS' Rites of Passage project is thus an effort to provide information to families, particularly parents and their adolescent children and young adults, about the potential benefits and risks of an educated and careful relationship with psychedelics and marijuana. The MAPS Rites of Passage project advances the idea that discussing potentially beneficial uses of psychedelics and marijuana is an effective technique in reducing haphazard or reckless use. Responsible decision-making must begin with honest and balanced dialogue, dialogue that reflects these substances' potential to be helpful or harmful. Simplistic answers like "Just say no" education and criminal prohibition not only fail to protect families, they can drive families apart. A family choice While we don't claim to have the answers to all the difficult questions surrounding psychedelic and marijuana use, we do believe that families must take a greater role in defining the place of these substances in society. We believe that adults should have the right to decide whether or not to experiment with psychedelics and marijuana. Furthermore, we believe that the family is the appropriate locus for decision-making about the use of substances by adolescents. While we recognize that not all minors live within healthy family systems, and we support the role of social service agencies intervening in cases of abuse and neglect, we nevertheless believe that within responsible limits, families should have priority over government in educating their children about drugs. We hope this site will provide families with useful and thought-provoking ideas and information.

71. WSOCTV.com - Health Law, education, Yellow Pages, Programming, Valentine's Day, Entertainment, Events, Wouldyou use an impotence drug? 844 PM Alternative Therapy For children A new http://www.wsoctv.com/health/?z=nav

72. Navjyoti-Drug Abuse A Gali (Street) School scheme has been introduced in the streets of the slums ofYamuna Pushta to provide basic education to nonschool going children who are http://www.indiandoctor.com/navjyoti/childeducation.htm

73. US Park Police DARE Frames The United States Park Police is committed to a comprehensive communitydrug education program for our children. This program, drug http://www.nps.gov/uspp/fdareus.htm

D.A.R.E. PROGRAMS T he Drug Abuse Resistance Education program: This program started in California in 1983 by the Los Angeles Police Department in conjunction with the Los Angeles School system. It is a 17-week prevention program for children who have not been introduced to drugs. The goal is to reduce the incidences of drug abuse by children. D.A.R.E . curriculum presented by trained uniformed police officers focuses on the concept of peer pressure resistance training, self-concept improvement, personal safety, and value decisions concerning respect for the laws. Children are given accurate information about alcohol and drugs. They They are taught to understand and reject the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse. They also learn not to give in to peer pressure, to make their own decisions, and to learn to cope with life's problems in positive ways. T he United States Park Police is committed to a comprehensive community drug education program for our children. This program, D rug A buse R esistance E ducation (DARE) is presented by 27 trained police officers to school children in the Washington, D. C. , San Francisco and New York areas. D.A.R.E. is a collaborative effort by certified United States Park Police Law Enforcement Officers, educators, students, parents, and community to offer an educational program in the classroom to prevent or reduce drug abuse and violence among children and youth.

74. Drug Policy Links education and Awareness for Life; drug Enforcement Administration; drug Strategies;drug Use is Life Abuse; Family Research Council; For Our children's children. http://www.csdp.org/links.htm

Links to help you learn more and get involved Reform Organizations Alliance for Reform of Drug Policy in Arkansas Alliance of Cannabis Therapeutics American Civil Liberties Union Americans for Medical Rights ... Veterans for More Effective Drug Strategies Drug War Proponents California Narcotic Officers Association Community Anti-Drug Coalitions Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E) Drug Education and Awareness for Life ... Reality Check on Marijuana Other Resources Australian Drug Information Network Centre for Geopolitical Drug Studies Partnership for Responsible Drug Information European Monitoring Center for Drugs and Drug Addiction ... Common Sense for Drug Policy

75. NIH Guide: SCIENCE EDUCATION DRUG ABUSE PARTNERSHIP AWARD the use of animals in drug abuse related to educate our Nation's school children,the general of the SEDAPA Program, proposed science education projects should http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-02-070.html

SCIENCE EDUCATION DRUG ABUSE PARTNERSHIP AWARD RELEASE DATE: March 4, 2002 PA NUMBER: PA-02-070 EXPIRATION DATE: March 30, 2005, unless reissued. National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) ( www.nida.nih.gov http://www.nap.edu/readingroom/books/nses/ csasek@nih.gov o Direct your questions about financial or grants management matters to: Gary Fleming, J.D., M.A. Grants Management Branch National Institute on Drug Abuse 6001 Executive Blvd., Room 3131, MSC 9541 Bethesda, MD 20892-9541 FAX: (301) 594-6847 E-mail: gf6s@nih.gov o Direct your questions about peer review issues to: Teresa Levitin, Ph.D. Office of Extramural Affairs 6001 Executive Blvd., Room 3158, MSC 9547 Bethesda, MD 20892-9547 Telephone: (301) 443-2755 FAX: 301-443-0538 E-mail: tl25u@nih.gov SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION Applications must be prepared using the PHS 398 research grant application instructions and forms (rev. 5/2001). The PHS 398 is available at http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/phs398.html in an interactive format. For further assistance contact GrantsInfo, Telephone (301) 435-0714, Email: GrantsInfo@nih.gov

76. Safe & Drug-Free Schools: Substance Abuse Prevention Resources Growing Up drugFree A Parent's Guide to Prevention A guide from the US Departmentof education with suggestions on talking with children and teaching them http://www.ncela.gwu.edu/pathways/safeschools/drugprev.htm

SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION Prevention Resources PUBLICATIONS ORGANIZATIONS LINKS "The most effective strategies for preventing drug use, keeping drugs out of neighborhoods and schools, and providing a safe and secure environment for all people are cooperative efforts that mobilize and involve all elements of a community. " White House Office of National Drug Control Policy PUBLICATIONS Creating Culturally Sensitive and Effective Prevention Materials This Technical Assistance Bulletin gives an overview of the principles of health communications and ways to customize materials to make outreach more effective with special populations. NCADI Creating Safe and Drug-Free Schools: An Action Guide This U.S. Department of Education publication, designed to help school and community leaders, parents, and students develop a strategy to ensure safe schools, contains information on specific issues affecting school safety, research and evaluation findings, a list of resources, and additional readings. ED Cultural Competence in Program Design and Management This Technical Assistance Bulletin offers guidance on enhancing the effectiveness of prevention programs by incorporate the culture of the service recipients that they are trying to reach.

77. Pharmaceutical Education Associates a clinical trial involving children brings a Pharmaceutical education Associates,a division of Financial to present the Pediatric drug Development Addressing http://www.pharmedassociates.com/regulatory.asp

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78. Judicial Education Programme On Transnational Drug Trafficking And Control Judicial education Programme on Transnational drug Trafficking United Nations Officefor drug Control and appropriate measures 'to protect children from the http://www.communitylawcentre.org.za/children/2001art40/vol3_no4_drug.php

current edition Article 40 archives subscribe to Article 40 ARTICLE 40 ARCHIVES Volume 3 No. 4 November 2001 Article 40 is a quarterly newsletter, published by the Children's Rights Project of the Community Law Centre. Editor: Jacqueline Gallinetti From the Editor Assistant Probation Officers - a desperate and definite need Sentencing Children Convicted of Serious Crimes Judicial Education Programme on Transnational Drug Trafficking and Control ... New Publications Judicial Education Programme on Transnational Drug Trafficking and Control In October 2001, thirty judges from fifteen African countries, including South Africa, participated in a Judicial Training Programme on drug-related case work in Southern and Eastern Africa, presented by the United Nations Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention (UNODCCP) in partnership with Justice College, under the auspices of the Training Committee of the Judicial Service Commission. One of the topics addressed was the link between juveniles, illicit drugs and crime. Here is an except from the speech given by Judge Belinda van Heerden of the Cape High Court: "Article 33 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) obliges States Parties to take all appropriate measures 'to protect children from the illicit use of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances' and 'to prevent the use of children in the illicit production and trafficking of such substances' . The discussion focussed on the role of the proposed new South African child justice system in attaining these objectives and in assisting this country to fulfil its international legal obligations, both under CRC, as also under the various international conventions on drug control to which South Africa is a party.

79. Inside The DEA, DEA Programs, Demand Reduction dangers of illegal drugs, heightening their awareness about emerging drug trends,and equipping them to teach children life skills and resistance education. http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/programs/demand.htm

HOME PRIVACY NOTICE CONTACT US SITE DIRECTORY ... E-Newsletter News from DEA News Releases FOIA Drug Information Drug Trafficking ... State Factsheets Law Enforcement Recent Cases Major Operations Intelligence Reports DEA Fugitives ... Training Opportunities Drug Policy Controlled Substances Act Federal Trafficking Penalties Drug Scheduling DEA Resources For Contractors For Job Applicants For Law Enforcement For Legislators ... For Students Inside the DEA DEA Leadership DEA Museum DEA History DEA Wall of Honor ... [print friendly page] Demand Reduction The DEA's Demand Reduction Program was created in 1986 in response to the widespread belief that both law enforcement and drug prevention were necessary components of a comprehensive attack against the drug problem in the United States. The goals of the DEA's Demand Reduction Program are: (1) to provide timely, accurate, and persuasive information to varieties of audiences in order to build support for effective drug enforcement; (2) to educate the public about the dangers of drugs and the effects of drug abuse on the nation; and (3) to reach community leaders, parents, teachers, counselors, and employees in the workplace in order to educate them about implementing drug prevention and education programs.

80. Drug Policy Alliance: Adolescent drug Use and drug education. Other Maintenence Therapies. drug Warriorsand Their Prey. Opinion Telling Our children What We Know About Ecstasy. http://www.lindesmith.org/relatedTexts.cfm?keywordIDList=30,89,126,911&prevSecti

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