Alcohol and Other Drugs
 National Ass'n of Peer Programs PO BOX 10627 GLADSTONE, MO 64188-0627 toll-free phone: 877 314-7337 toll-free fax: 866 314-7337 |
Bell, M. L., Baker, T.K., Bliss, K., Jones, K., & Falb, T. (2004).
Protecting you/Protecting me: An alcohol prevention program for elementary students taught by peer helpers. The Peer Facilitator Quarterly, 19(3), 126-135.
Black, David R., Tobler, Nancy S., & Sciacca, John P. (1998).
Peer helping involvements: An efficacious way to meet the challenge of reducing alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use among youth.
The Peer Facilitator Quarterly, 15(4), 99-107.
Carr, Rey A. (1997)
Mobilizing Peer Support in Canada to Assist in Tobacco Reduction. The Peer Facilitator Quarterly, 14(2), 56-67.
Keyayan, V. Alex. (1989).
Close Encounters. The Peer Facilitator Quarterly, 7(1), 15-16.
Komro, Kelli A., Perry, Cheryl L., Veblen-Mortenson, Sara, Williams, Carolyn L., & Roel, Joseph P. (1999).
Peer leadership in school and community alcohol use prevention activities. The Peer Facilitator Quarterly, 16(4), 120-129.
Riessman, Frank. (1989).
New Peer-Centered Drug Abuse and Sexuality Program Introduced. The Peer Facilitator Quarterly, 6(4), 10.
Sciacca, John, & Vallenari, Alison. (1998).
Peer education: An important component of an effective school-based tobacco prevention program. The Peer Facilitator Quarterly, 16(1), 4-10.
Sharpe-Taylor, Linda, PhD, Tindall, Judith A. PhD, and Davis, Raemelle (2006)
"Youth Saving Youth" Zero Tolerance for Underage Drinking and Driving Retreat: Summary of Activities and Evaluation.
Perspectives in Peer Programs, 20(2), 52-69.
Tindall, Judith A. (1998).
Principle of effectiveness of school-based drug prevention programs (rationale for effective peer programs) summary. The Peer Facilitator Quarterly, 15(3), 109-115.
Tobler, Nancy S., & Stratton, Howard H. (1997).
Effectiveness of school-based drug prevention programs: A meta-analysis of the research. The Peer Facilitator Quarterly, 14(4), 107-131.