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Visualizing Community: A Community Asset Mapping Graphic Handbook

This handbook, developed by PTTC, aims to support organizations and community groups in identifying and navigating existing community asset including their distribution in the community/region. Users of this handbook will

Beyond School & Home: A Study of Third Spaces for Teens in New England’s Rural Counties

This resource, developed by PTTC, highlights types of third spaces for youth where they can build community, be creative, and engage in personal wellness outside of school and their homes.

New England Prevention Specialist – Onboarding and Orientation Roadmap

This resource, created by the New England PTTC and Maine Prevention Workforce Development Workgroup, aims to support new preventionists entering the field. Access the resource

SAMHSA 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) Report

SAMHSA recently released their report and accompanying infographic from the 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). The survey samples the general population, 12 and older, on the

Maybe the teen mental health crisis is actually a sleep crisis

Maybe the teen mental health crisis is actually a sleep crisis. Increasingly, kids are replacing sleep with using their devices. Read more

Cannabis Use Disorders in Adults and Teens

Cannabis use in young people: A growing concern fueled by high-potency pot. Learn more here from Psychology

RI’s Flavored Vape Ban Updates

RI’s flavored vape ban survives legal challenge for now. Here’s what to know. Learn more

2024 Rhode Island Student Survey

Click to view the results of the 2024 Rhode Island Student Survey

2024 RI Student Survey Press Conference Advisory

Prevention advocates to release results of latest Rhode Island Student Survey Leaders of Rhode Island’s regional Prevention Coalitions, together with the Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals (BHDDH),

Brain Shrinkage Alert: Cannabis Use in Youth Linked to Structural Brain Changes

Researchers at University of Montreal have discovered that adolescent cannabis use might lead to the cerebral cortex’s thinning. Learn more