Additional Coalition Resources

Presentations from Forum XVII (February 2007)

• Integrating Social Media into Prevention Programs (PDF)
• Ep•i•de•mi•o•lo•gy . . . Need translation? (PDF)
• Risk Factors in the GLBTQ Community (PDF)

Coalition Roundtables from National Leadership Forum XVI

• When Is a Coalition a Coalition?
• Advocacy and Public Policy for Coalitions
• Working with People of Color
• Solving the Rural Dilemma
• Engaging the Hard to Engage
• Being an Effective Coalition Mentor

Coalition Tools & Resources

• Self Assessment
• Coalition Assessment Tools
• Logic Models
• Cultural Competency
• Working with Faith-Based Organizations: FAQs
• Collective Work for Coalitions
• Starting a Coalition
• Underage Drinking: Federal Resources

Social Marketing for Coalitions

• What is Social Marketing?
• Outlining the Social Marketing Process
• Examples of Public Health Campaigns
• Social Marketing Resources

Volunteers:

• Recruiting Volunteers
• Enhancing Volunteer Participation

Sustainability:

• Sustaining Coalitions: Key Elements
• Sustainability: Principles of Collaborative Leadership

Funding Opportunities

• Funding links
• Types of Funding

PowerPoint Presentations from Past Workshops:

• Advanced Cultural Competency for Prevention Organizations 11/2004
• CADCA Two-Day PowerPoint San Francisco-9/30/2005
• Four-Day Course PowerPoint Arkansas-8/2005

National Guard Counterdrug Governors' State Plans Program

Links to Additional Web Resources

• Alcohol Policy Information System
  A project of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
• The Fighting Back Program
• SAMHSA/CSAP's PrevTech Prevention Technology Platform

PrevTech is an online resource for substance abuse prevention. It is provided by the SAMHSA's Center for Substance Abuse Prevention.

• SenseofCommunity.com is an international meeting place for people with a scientific or professional interest in the study or application of a sense of community. Our goal is to bring together the myriad of international scholars and practitioners to advance the work on sense of community that has been gaining growing interest and development over the past 50 years, if not longer. We hope to encourage sharing and learning to advance what we know about a sense of community and how it can be used for progressive change.
• Social Psychology Network Web site
• National Social Norms Resource Center Web site