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The Science of EFFECTIVE Prevention: Laura Stack and Johnny's Ambassadors Learn About Iceland's Proven Prevention Model 09/10/2021

Laura Stack and Johnny's Ambassadors learn about Iceland's proven prevention model as it was introduced in Vermont.

The Science of Effective Prevention: Environmental Impact and Local Control 05/06/2019

Catherine Antley, MD, sits down with Registered Pharmacist Judith Margulies to discuss the environmental impact and local control of the Vermont marijuana industry.

The Science of Effective Prevention: Media Matters and Prevention 05/06/2019

Catherine Antley, MD, sits down with Registered Pharmacist Judith Margulies to discuss how media and prevention matters in the Vermont marijuana industry.

The Science of Effective Prevention: Dr. Humberto Soriano on the Icelandic Prevention Model 03/22/2019

Dr. Humberto Soriano, an American-trained pediatrician from Chile, presents his findings of implementing the Icelandic prevention model in his country. He explains how to best protect our youth from the opioid epidemic and how we can best implement this prevention model in our state.

The Science of Effective Prevention: Interview with Dr. Humberto Soriano Part 2 03/22/2019

Catherine Antley, MD, sits down with Dr. Humberto Soriano, an American-trained pediatrician from Chile, and Peter Jackson, MD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, UVMMC, to discuss the Icelandic model for substance abuse prevention and healthy youth.

The Science of Effective Prevention: Interview with Dr. Humberto Soriano Part 1 03/22/2019

Addiction in Vermont Part 2 - The Evidence-Based Model to Decrease Addiction 03/03/2019

"Planet Youth" (previously Youth in Iceland)

Grounded in grassroots efforts and community connectedness where children are recognized as a product of family, local culture and the larger society. The focus is on changing the environment, not blaming, judging or "just say no" programs. This program has shown proven success around the world. Can it work in Vermont? If yes, can Vermont muster the will to implement a similar program?

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!