Environmental Strategies Publication Strikes a Chord
CADCA's National Coalition Institute released the first in a new series of publications, Beyond the Basics, last week and the response has been overwhelming. The Coalition Impact: Environmental Prevention Strategies resonates with community anti-drug coalitions because it addresses the day-to-day work of trying to create safer and healthier communities.
Since the publication launched on the Institute's Web site on April 8, hundreds of coalitions have visited the Institute's environmental strategies page and dozens have ordered multiple print copies. We're feeling a bit like Sally Field when she picked up her Academy Award a number of years ago and declared "You like me..."
Of course, with the Institute, we know that you like our work--and that's a tremendous compliment because we work continuously to develop innovative training curricula and resources that help community anti-drug coalitions build safer and healthier communities. Whether training on the basics of core competencies or disseminating topic-specific publications, we strive to provide comprehensive information that coalitions can apply in their individual communities.
Please let us know what you think of the new publication and what your coalition is doing to create population-level change in your community. By sharing your stories, you help us help other coalitions.
This post was written by Sue Stine, Senior Manager of Dissemination and Coalition Relations for CADCA's National Coalition Institute. Her e-mail address is sstine@cadca.org.
We are continuing to experience an overwhelmingly positive response to the new publication, The Coalition Impact: Environmental Prevention Strategies. The Institute has received an incredible amount of requests for this publication and we are working fast to fill them! Please let us know what you think about the publication and how it is helping you in assessing, planning and implementing Environmental Strategies. As always, if the Institute can be of service to you, please contact us at 800-54-CADCA, ext. 240. We'd love to hear from you!
Posted by:Shannon Weatherly | May 01, 2008 at 04:02 PM