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FEDERAL
& STATE GOVERNMENTS |
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| Arizona
| California
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Mexico |Texas
— (U.S. Drug Control Policy) |
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included: city profiles, state policy offices,
state criminal justice offices, state health
offices, state education office, entire state
profile and contact information for all
offices. |
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| National
Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism |
| Research
databases related to alcohol abuse and
alcoholism are linked to the website, allowing
extensive searches of publications related to
alcohol use. Also, available are an event
calendar, a graphics gallery and publications in
both English and Spanish. |
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| San
Diego County Health and Human Services Agency |
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Department is responsible for improving the
health of the residents of San Diego County by
carrying out statutes and regulations of the
Federal and State governments as well as
ordinances and policies of the Board of
Supervisors that relate to health care. |
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| Institute
for Public Strategies |
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Institute for Public Strategies (IPS), provides
leadership and strategies which support change
in public and private policy & community
standards and norms. Web contains IPS projects
& resources. |
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| College
Alcohol Study (CAS) — Harvard School of
Public Health |
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ongoing survey of over 14, 000 students at 120
four-year colleges in 40 states. This web site
examines key issues in college alcohol abuse and
provides a continuing look at other behaviors
among college students including tobacco and
illicit drug use, unsafe sex and violence. |
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| No2Meth |
| County
of San Diego Methamphetamine Strike Force |
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| San
Diego County Substance Abuse Summit |
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Substance Abuse Summit (SAS) is part of a
long-term strategy to reduce the personal,
social, and economic costs related to substance
abuse in San Diego County. The Summit provides
innovative framework for cross-sector
collaboration through both year-round
coordination of efforts and activities, and an
annual professional conference, which draws
together all partnering sectors. |
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| United
States-Mexico Border Health Commission |
| Provides
international leadership to optimize health
& quality of life along the United
States-Mexico Border. The Commission is
comprised of the federal secretaries of
health, the chief health officers of the ten
border states and prominent community health
professionals from both nations. |
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| Border
PACT |
| "Border
higher education institutions fostering change
in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands." Border
PACT is an extensive network of U.S. and
Mexico border higher education institutions
dedicated to building human capacity through
education and training. |
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