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Time to find how they feel about drugs.
TheAntiDrug.com was created by the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign to equip parents and other adult caregivers with the tools they need to raise drug-free kids. Working with the nation’s leading experts in the fields of parenting and substance abuse prevention, the Campaign hopes TheAntiDrug.com will serve not only as a drug prevention information center, but also as a supportive community for parents to interact and learn from each other.

Questions:

  1. Can I link to your site?
  2. Can you link to my site?
  3. How can I get copies of the ads?
  4. Where did you get the research to support your comment that "kids who learn about the risks of drug use from their parents are less likely to smoke marijuana than kids who learn nothing from them?"
  5. Where can I go for additional information on tobacco, alcohol and drugs?
  6. Where can I find help for a substance or alcohol abuse problem?
  7. Whom do I talk to get the Campaign to buy ad space in my publication, on my TV/radio station or on my Web site?
  8. I have an idea for an ad. Whom do I talk to?
  9. Is there a Web site for teenagers that encourages them to stay drug-free?
  10. Do you have resources to help teach students about the dangers of drug abuse?
Answers:
  1. Can I link to your site?

    Yes, you may certainly add a link from your site to www.TheAntiDrug.com. You may also want to visit http://www.mediacampaign.org Thank you for visiting theantidrug.com. You are now leaving the site. The Office of National Drug Control Policy is not responsible for the content or information gathering practices of other websites you are linking to. where you can learn more about the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign and download interactive banner ads to include on your site. While you're there, take a look at our whole family of anti-drug advertisements.

  2. Can you link to my site?

    TheAntiDrug.com only includes links to outside sites when the material is specifically relevant to certain content features. If you would like to suggest a link that meets this criteria, please send a note within the "Contact Us" section.

  3. How can I get copies of the ads?

    Samples of the Media Campaign television, radio, print and banner ads are available on the mediacampaign.org site in the Ad Gallery at http://www.mediacampaign.org/mg/.Thank you for visiting theantidrug.com. You are now leaving the site. The Office of National Drug Control Policy is not responsible for the content or information gathering practices of other websites you are linking to.

  4. Where did you get the research to support your comment that "kids who learn about the risks of drug use from their parents are less likely to smoke marijuana than kids who learn nothing from them?"

    An Attitude Tracking Survey conducted by the Partnership for a Drug-Free America in 1998 found drug use significantly lower among kids who've learned a great deal about drugs at home. For example, among teens that learned nothing at home about the risks of drugs, 45 percent have used marijuana. Among teens that learned a little, 33 percent have used marijuana. Among those who learned a lot, only 26 percent reported using the drug.

    The 1998, the Partnership Attitude Tracking Study surveyed 2,258 pre-teens, 6,852 teenagers and 809 parents. This and other similar studies by the Partnership are available online at http://www.drugfreeamerica.org/research.Thank you for visiting theantidrug.com. You are now leaving the site. The Office of National Drug Control Policy is not responsible for the content or information gathering practices of other websites you are linking to.

  5. Where can I go for additional information on tobacco, alcohol and drugs?

    The following Web sites include additional information on tobacco, alcohol, and drugs. Each of these sites also include links to numerous useful resources.

    http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/drugfact/drugfact.html Thank you for visiting theantidrug.com. You are now leaving the site. The Office of National Drug Control Policy is not responsible for the content or information gathering practices of other websites you are linking to.
    http://www.health.org Thank you for visiting theantidrug.com. You are now leaving the site. The Office of National Drug Control Policy is not responsible for the content or information gathering practices of other websites you are linking to.
    http://www.nida.nih.gov/Infofax/Infofaxindex.html Thank you for visiting theantidrug.com. You are now leaving the site. The Office of National Drug Control Policy is not responsible for the content or information gathering practices of other websites you are linking to.
    http://www.drugfreeamerica.org Thank you for visiting theantidrug.com. You are now leaving the site. The Office of National Drug Control Policy is not responsible for the content or information gathering practices of other websites you are linking to.

    Information is also available from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration by calling toll free: 1-800-662-4357.

  6. Where can I find help for a substance or alcohol abuse problem?

    For information on treatment resources or how to find help in your community, call 1-800-662-4357. You can also visit the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Web site at http://www.samhsa.gov Thank you for visiting theantidrug.com. You are now leaving the site. The Office of National Drug Control Policy is not responsible for the content or information gathering practices of other websites you are linking to. or http://findtreatment.samhsa.gov.Thank you for visiting theantidrug.com. You are now leaving the site. The Office of National Drug Control Policy is not responsible for the content or information gathering practices of other websites you are linking to.

  7. To whom do I talk to get the Campaign to buy ad space in my publication, on my TV/radio station or on my Web site?

    DraftFCB handles all advertising placement for the Campaign.

  8. I have an idea for an ad. Whom do I talk to?

    Contact the Partnership for a Drug Free America by visiting their site, at: http://www.drugfreeamerica.org.Thank you for visiting theantidrug.com. You are now leaving the site. The Office of National Drug Control Policy is not responsible for the content or information gathering practices of other websites you are linking to. You can also mail your ideas to:

    PDFA
    212-546-8000
    405 Lexington Avenue, 16th Floor, New York, NY 10174

  9. Is there a Web site for teenagers that encourages them to stay drug-free?

    Freevibe (http://www.freevibe.com/) Thank you for visiting theantidrug.com. You are now leaving the site. The Office of National Drug Control Policy is not responsible for the content or information gathering practices of other websites you are linking to. helps young people understand the dangers of drug use and make responsible decisions with their lives.

  10. Do you have resources to help teach students about the dangers of drug abuse?

    TheAntiDrug.com has a Teacher's Guide to assist teachers in their effort to integrate drug prevention education and activities in the classroom. This is a valuable tool that provides up-to-date drug information and is intended to complement your school's existing curriculum.

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