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Drug
Education:
New
Publication
from
The
Lindesmith
Center
11/19/99
The Lindesmith Center has
recently published Safety First: A Reality-Based Approach to Teens,
Drugs, and Drug Education, by Marsha Rosenbaum. In this 17-page pamphlet,
Dr. Rosenbaum, medical sociologist, parent, and director of the Lindesmith
Center's west coast office, critiques school-based drug education.
She suggests an approach which focuses on safety and is grounded in the
reality of teenage life today.
If you would like to receive
a complimentary copy, please contact the Lindesmith Center-West at [email protected]
or (415) 921-4987. The pamphlet can be found online at http://www.lindesmith.org/library/safetyfirst.pdf.
To learn much more
about drug education, visit http://www.lindesmith.org/library/focal20.html.
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Issue #116, 11/19/99
Hypocrisy II: More Special Treatment for Politicians' Families | Youth Violence Subcommittee Holds Field Hearing on Heroin Upsurge | Reformers Express Concern to Bolivian Government Over Illegal Arrest of Leonilda Zurita | In Memoriam: Gil Puder | New Mexico: Governor Holds Forum on Legalization, Top Cop Resigns, Republican Chairman Acknowledges Authoring Private Pro-Decriminalization Paper in 1997 | "Judge Judy" on Drug Users and Their Families: "Let 'Em Die" | Student Conference Report | DEA Lifts Hemp Seed Embargo | McWilliams and McCormick to Plead Guilty | Drug Education: New Publication from The Lindesmith Center | Needle Exchange Forum: Newark, New Jersey 20-Nov | New Report on Injection-Related AIDS Finds Prevention Neglected in Large States and Major Cities | Editorial: Guest Editorial: US Senate Should Pass Forfeiture Reform Bill
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