Project Northland I Cheryl Perry etal.. Multi-level, multi-year community-wide alcohol prevention program in Minnesota.

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Project Northland I Cheryl Perry etal.

Multi-level, multi-year community-wide alcohol prevention program in Minnesota

1991 (sixth graders) (graduate)

Multi-level 1.Curricula x 3 years 2.Peer leadership 3.Parental education 4.Task forces

Sixth Grade: Slick Tracy Home Team Program Slick Tracy/Breathtest Mahoney activity story books completed with parents Northland Notes for Parents Family Fun Night Community-wide task forces Pass 5 ordinances “Gold Card” program

Seventh Grade Amazing Alternatives! Progam Evening party with parents 8 week teacher/peer-led class curriculum Peer leadership program to create alcohol-free social activities Amazing Alternatives booklets 3 issues of Northland Notes for Parents Task forces (cont’d)

Eighth Grade Powerlines 8 session Powerlines curriculum (interview “key informants”, e.g. liquor merchants, gov’t officials) “It’s My Party” theatre production New issues of Northland Notes for Parents Peer leadership groups (cont’d) TEENSpeak newsletter by/for 8 th graders Task forces (cont’d)

Outcomes Perceive fewer peers that drink Endorse not drinking Greater self-efficacy to parties Greater perceived costs/sanction for drinking & driving More communication with parents about drinking After 3 years, intervention group lower levels of onset & prevalence of alcohol use than controls

Project Northland II

Life Skills Training

3 years, starting in 6 th Focus on “gateway” drugs (cigs, alcohol, mj) Variety of settings (schools, CBOs, PAL) 50-75% lower use vs. controls & sustained over time Technology (computers, biofeedback) Content areas: Drug resistance skills Self-management skills Social competence

Drug Resistance Skills: Increased awareness of social influence Decreased estimation of prevalence Resistance skills (e.g. “fogging”)

Self-management skills: Problem solving/decision making (scripts) Stress reduction (e.g. belly breathing)

Social Skills: How to begin a conversation How to keep a conversation going How to ask for help How to express appreciation How to give negative feedback