Training & Resources

TRAINING WEBINARS

 

Webinar: Health Effects of Marijuana - May 7, 2020

Participants learn about the latest research on health/brain effects of marijuana - Dr. Gillian Schauer

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Webinar: Partnering with School Systems - Understanding the Culture of Education Partners and Agencies

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Webinar: Tool Time: What is in your PSE Toolbox? Washington Training and Development Program

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Webinar: MPEP Training Webinar: The Vaping Crisis - an EVALI Update - 1/29/2020

  • Participants will learn the latest information from the CDC regarding the EVALI crisis. After the training participants will be able to discuss potential causes, consequences and potential local effect with policy and prevention implications. Participants will be able to discuss with lay persons in their own community. Michael Tynan with the CDC and Kristen Haley with the Washington MPEP Program.

 

Webinar: MPEP Training and Development Webinar: Marijuana Policy Changes, Latest Updates from Around the US - 2/12/2020

  • The Washington State Marijuana Prevention and Education Program is happy to have Dr. Gillian Schauer join us to talk about the latest updates and changes to marijuana policy around the US.

 

Webinar: Understanding Political Processes for Health and Health Equity - 2/26/2020

  • Washington MPEP Webinar by Jill Hutson and Becky Wright on Health Equity regarding marijuana. 

 


Webinar: Marijuana and Clean Indoor Air - 3/18/2020

  • Cynthia Hallett and Liz Williams from Americans for Nonsmokers' Rights talk about why this is relevant for prevention work.

 

Virtual Meeting: 2020 Washington MPEP All-Provider Meeting 3/31/2020

  • The 2020 virtual MPEP all provider meeting held as a Zoom meeting on March 31, 2020.

 

Webinar: Red Flags for Support: Students Who Smoke or Vape

 

Webinar: Delivering Trauma and Culturally Informed Care to the Latinx Community / Proporcionando el Cuidado Informado del Trauma de Manera Culturalmente Apropriada

  • HERE (Date: Sept 9, 2019 | Presenters: Haner Hernández, Ph.D., CPS, CADCII, LADCI)

 

Webinar: Understanding Latino Youth Recovery: Issues, Assets and Creating Resiliency

  • HERE (Date/Fecha: Sept 12, 2019 | Presenters: Ms. Ana Martinez Gaona, YCPS, Ms. Juanita Aniceto Vera, Mr. John Johnston, Ms. Solmaira Trujillo)

 

Webinar: Establishing Peer-to-Peer Services for Adult Latinos in Recovery: Providing Strength, Hope, and Overcoming Stigma

  • HERE (Date: Sept 16, 2019 | Moderator: Ms. Ivette Torres, MEd., M.S | Presenters: Mr. Angel Galvez, BS, MAOL, Mr. Javier H. Alegre, Community Advocate and Organizer, Ms. Vera Fuertes Molina, CPS-AMH, CPS-AD)

 

Webinar: GATE Equity Substance Use 201: Importance of Substance Use Prevention for Team Sports

  • HERE (Date: October 24, 2019 | OSPI and Jason Kilmer)

 

RESOURCES

 

Practice Collaborative Meeting PowerPoint Slides - April 20,2020

 

Implementing Equity in Programmatic Work PowerPoint Slide - April 27,2020

 

Process and Outcomes Evaluation Results from the First Year of the Youth Marijuana Prevention Collaborative: Feb 2019 – Jan 2020

 

Evaluation of Bronchoalveolar Lavage Fluid from Patients in an Outbreak of E-cigarette, or Vaping, Product Use–Associated Lung Injury — 10 States, August–October 2019

  • HERE (Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report from CDC)

 

Tobacco and Marijuana Use Among US College and Noncollege Young Adults, 2002–2016

  •  HERE (Pediatrics November 2019) - OBJECTIVES: To assess trends and behavioral patterns of marijuana and cigarette and/or cigar (ie, smoked tobacco) use among 18- to 22-year-old US young adults who were in or not in college.

 

The Intersection of Tobacco and Marijuana Use in Adolescents and Young Adults

  • HERE (Pediatrics November 2019) - "In “Tobacco and Marijuana Use Among US College and Non-college Young Adults, 2002–2016”, Odani et al describe trends from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health on tobacco and marijuana use among respondents 18 to 22 years of age. They conclude that exclusive smoked tobacco use has decreased, whereas exclusive marijuana use has increased over the study period. This decline in smoked tobacco is encouraging because one of the greatest public health successes in the United States is the decrease in combusted tobacco use, specifically cigarettes, as seen in this 15-year study."

 

Policy Brief: Substance Use and Abuse Prevention in Washington

  • HERE (Prevention Alliance | July 2019)

 

History of Prevention funding in Washington State

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