talk. they hear you campaign
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A Parent-Focused National Media Campaign
SAMHSA's "Talk. They Hear You." campaign helps parents and caregivers start talking with their children early about the dangers of underage drinking and substance abuse.
Germantown Municipal School District takes a holistic approach to educating our student on the risky behaviors that are associated with alcohol and substance abuse. GMSD students (grades 5-12) will utilize many curricular resources (CATCH My Breath, Family Life Curriculum, and this campaign to provide meaningful resources to students, staff and families to keep our students safe. |
background & Media outreach tools
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background
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fact sheet
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talking points
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drop in article template
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press release template
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sample proclamation
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community guides
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campaign guide
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event guide
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media guide
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conversation goals
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discussion starters
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discussion starter
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student assistance resources guide |
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discussion starter video
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student assistance discussion starter video |
infographics
know the facts
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it's never too early
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facts about marijuana
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facts about opioids
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facts about opioids
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start the conversation
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mobile application
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Prepare for one of the most important conversations you may ever have with your kids about underage drinking. SAMHSA’s “Talk. They Hear You.” app is available on desktop computers and on the go from the App Store.
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About the "Talk. They Hear You." App
The app features an interactive simulation that helps you learn the do's and don'ts of talking to kids about underage drinking. Using avatars, you will:
Learn more about goals for this important conversation and find other tips and information about helping to prevent underage drinking on the Parent Resources page. |
parent resources
brochures
marijuana
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opioid brochure kids |
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opioid brochure military
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Parent brochure template
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parent resources
fact sheets
answering your child's tough questions
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consequences of underage drinking
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fact sheet: impaired driving
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underage drinking prevention
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talking about alcohol
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tell if your child is drinking
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text messages to avoid alcohol
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why child might start drinking
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why talk alcohol and other drugs
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