Prevention Ethics Courses: Feb. 14 – 25
This two-week, asynchronous moderated course, adapted from the original SAMHSA Center for Application of Prevention Technologies (CAPT) course, explores the six principles of the Prevention Code of Ethics, brought to life with realistic examples designed to enhance participant understanding. The course also introduces a decision-making process to help practitioners apply this code to a variety of ethical dilemmas, and an online discussion area to facilitate discussion with other course participants.
SIX HOUR ASYNCHRONOUS VIRTUALLY MODERATED COURSE
  • Course Frequency: Additional sessions will be added up to every three weeks.

  • Time Commitment: 6 hours over two weeks. While moderated, this online ethics course is asynchronous and completed at your pace within the module timeframes. Nothing happens “live”, but the discussion board posts and course progress have built in due dates. You will work independently, and the moderator will ensure the cohort is contributing to the discussion and progressing together.
  • Price: Brought to you free of charge by the Prevention Technology Transfer Center Network.

  • Certification Hours: A certificate for six (6) training hours is provided upon completion. This ethics training has been endorsed by the International Certification & Reciprocity Consortium (IC&RC) and meets the IC&RC’s prevention ethics education requirement for prevention specialist credentialing.
THREE HOUR SELF-PACED COURSE
  • Individuals who only need a 3-hour ethics course for certification renewal are encouraged to enroll in the self-paced online course.

  • Enrollment is open and ongoing.
2022 NCFADS Winter School
The Southeast Prevention Technology Track is pleased to be a sponsor and presenter for the upcoming 2022 North Carolina Foundation for Alcohol and Drug Studies Winter School!

Participants will be able to earn up to 29 hours, dependent upon attendance. Plan to attend the in-person prevention track, MAIN-G. “Mastering Prevention as a Craft,” presented by the Southeast PTTC.

The 2022 NCFADS Winter School opens Sunday, February 20th at 1:00 p.m. and concludes Wednesday, February 23rd at 12:00 p.m. ET. Each session must be attended in its entirety to receive credit.

If you have any additional questions, please contact Debbie Rogers at ExecutiveDirector@ncfads.org.
Be sure to register for our next upcoming webinar! We will uncover and discuss the ties that bind organizations and their communities together through shared substance misuse prevention, health equity, and service-oriented initiatives.

Community Engagement Concepts That Counter Trauma, Disparities and Lack of Trust
Wednesday, February 23, 2022, at 1:00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. ET

Joining us as host for the third time will be Ivan Juzang, Founder and President of MEE Productions Inc. Ivan's more than 25-year career has been focused on facilitating and improving the way in which community-oriented organizations and public health agencies interface with communities in need through grassroots and digital communication strategies.
The Prevention Technology Center Network recently released a resource toolkit for prevention professionals and community advocates titled Six Elements of Effective Coalitions Resource Toolkit. The Southeast PTTC assisted the Network in the development and execution of this, and related resources intended to assist prevention professionals in engaging with community coalitions in shared initiatives.

The downloadable toolkit serves as a companion piece to The Six Elements of Effective Coalitions Research Overview, that gives an overview of each of the six elements of effective coalitions. Included in the toolkit is a wealth of information and resources for prevention professionals to implement into and guide their work with community-oriented coalitions.
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