Shatter the Myths® During National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week (NDAFW)

Shatter the Myths® During National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week (NDAFW)

Thursday, September 13th 2018, 2:00pm-3:00pm ET

Presented by Brian Marquis, BS Family Studies & Health Communications

Join Brian Marquis, Public Liaison Officer at NIDA, for a discussion about how to bring NDAFW and the science behind the effects of drugs and alcohol use to your school community.

Learning Objectives:

Analyze teen substance use and attitudes toward substance use
Explain NDAFW and the resources available to integrate it into existing substance misuse education programming
Differentiate how NDAFW and related programs can be customized to meet the needs of school stakeholders (students, teachers, administrators)
Formulate a plan for participating in NDAFW that’s customized to the unique needs of the participants’ community

Webinar Resources

1.0 entry level or advanced Category I CECH for CHES®/MCHES® has been approved for this webinar. Certificates of attendance can also be obtained. ASHA members get free continuing education hours included with membership, non-members will have the opportunity to purchase certificates after the webinar for $30. Not sure if you’re a current ASHA member? Email info@ashaweb.org.

April 8

ASHA Webinar: Updated National Sex Ed Standards: What’s Changed since 2012?

This webinar will provide an overview in the structural and content-related changes to the recently updated National Sex Ed Standards, released in March 2020. The webinar will outline the rationale for separating the high school grade band into two distinct sections (Grades 9-10 and Grades 11-12) and for separating gender identity from sexual orientation to create a new topical strand. With new advances in science and medicine, the webinar will share updates in content including sex trafficking, a greater focus on consent and integrating racial justice throughout. Participants will understand why K-12 students need to learn at least the minimum essential about sex education to protect their health and preserve their wellbeing and how professionals can use the updated National Sex Ed Standards to support educational systems delivering the sex education young people need and deserve.

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