Category: Campaigns and Programs

3 Drunk Driving Prevention Tips for Colleges and Universities

Help prevent impaired driving among students with these strategies.    According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the highest percentage of people who drive while intoxicated are 21 to 24 years old – 27% of all drunk driving fatalities involved drivers in this age group. Many people in that age range are college […]

4 Things to Know About our Drug Education Products

Learn about our suite of tools to help your drug education program.   Putting students in the “driver’s seat” of their education is a surefire way to engage them on a deeper, more meaningful level. The same is true regarding the serious topic of drug and alcohol education.    Drug education products effectively get students […]

4 Drowsy Driving Prevention Ideas to Keep Students Engaged

Illustrate the dangers of drowsy driving with these hands-on activities and ideas.   Drowsy and distracted driving is a serious topic that should have students’ full attention during drivers’ safety programs. However, as anyone who has ever taught high school aged-students can probably attest, that’s sometimes easier said than done.   It’s essential to hold […]

5 Tools to Add to Your Texting and Driving Prevention Program

Enrich your lessons with these hands-on, engaging products.   Research has shown that sending or reading a text while driving a car at 55 miles per hour is equivalent to driving the length of a football field with your eyes closed. And yet, despite that statistic and plenty of others that stress the dangers of driving […]

Fatal Vision® Goggles a Hit with New England College Students During River Day

Opioid, marijuana, and alcohol impairment goggles used to engage and educate.   COVID-19 has disrupted all our lives. For New England College in New Hampshire, the pandemic delayed its use of three Fatal Vision® product kits — the Marijuana Campaign Kit, the Alcohol Campaign Kit, and the Opioid Program Kit — for two years. But […]

5 Resources for New Alcohol Awareness Program Ideas

Keep your program fresh and engaging with ideas from these sources.   Teaching young people about serious topics like alcohol abuse is no small task. There’s a lot of competition for their attention, and engaging with them in a meaningful way can be challenging. That’s why it’s essential that, as an educator, you’re always looking […]

5 Essential Opioid Abuse Prevention Tips & Statistics

Use this helpful information in your opioid abuse prevention program.   Opioid misuse and abuse aren’t always well-understood topics. After all, opioids are legal when prescribed by a medical professional, but they can lead to a slippery slope toward addiction when misused.   Sharing real-life statistics and tips can help participants in your opioid abuse […]

6 Alcohol Awareness Program Ideas for College Students

Share the importance of alcohol safety with these engaging program ideas. Heading off to college is one of the most exciting times in a young person’s life, but with all of their newfound independence, it’s also crucial to teach them about alcohol safety. Here are some alcohol awareness programs to consider adding to your orientation […]

Drunk Driving Prevention Ideas: 5 Ways to Promote Safe Driving in An Alcohol Awareness Program

Use these tips to get your message about the dangers of drunk driving across. It doesn’t matter if you are teaching children, adolescents, or adults about the dangers of drunk driving — driving while under the influence of alcohol is a serious topic with severe consequences. But how can you reach your audience to effectively […]

Drowsy Driving Prevention Activities for Your Educational Program

Use these drowsy driving prevention ideas to boost your program Teaching students how to drive safely comes with a load of responsibility, covering all the distractions that might come their way while on the road. So how can you create memorable drowsy driving prevention activities that will impact participants enough to think twice before getting behind […]