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Schools play a crucial role in shaping students’ attitudes and behaviors, making them key partners in preventing underage drinking and substance use. The “Talk. They Hear You.”® campaign offers a variety of free resources to help educators, administrators, and school leaders create supportive environments where prevention conversations can thrive. How Schools Can Get Involved The “Talk. They Hear You.”® School…

Short, frequent discussions can have a real impact on your child’s decisions about alcohol. Talking to your child at an early age about drinking is the first step toward keeping them alcohol-free. But as they enter junior high and high school, the pressure to try alcohol increases.1 It’s important to continue the conversation throughout adolescence. Talking…

Take the pledge with your child to commit to a safe, substance-free life where open communication, mutual support, and proactive action guide every decision. As your parent/mom/dad/caregiver, By signing this form, I agree to help keep you alcohol- and drug-free. As your child: By signing this form, I agree to not drink alcohol or use other drugs.

Underage drinking and substance use remain critical public health issues, affecting millions of young people and their families every year. With shifting state laws on marijuana, the ongoing opioid crisis, and the high rates of youth alcohol use, it is more important than ever for parents, caregivers, educators, and communities to take action. The Reality…

Conversations about underage drinking and substance use are crucial, but many parents, caregivers, and community members struggle with how to approach them. The “Talk. They Hear You.”® Podcast makes it easier by providing expert insights, real-world strategies, and practical advice to help you navigate these important discussions. What Is the “Talk. They Hear You.”® Podcast? This podcast,…