Fourteen practical guides written with and for young people: starting a chapter, running a campaign, talking about harm reduction, staying safe, raising money and proving your impact. Free to read, free to use.
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Everything you need to launch, register, and activate a new Students for Sensible Drug Policy chapter, from constitution to your first 100 days.
A comprehensive guide to governance, leadership transitions, conflict management, volunteer management, and strategic planning for SSDP chapter leaders.
Empowering young people in Africa, Oceania and Europe to shape the drug policies that affect their communities.
A comprehensive guide for SSDP chapter advocates covering digital advocacy, social media content, ethical storytelling, and media engagement.
A practical, fact-based guide for young people leading substance use prevention and harm reduction conversations in their communities.
A practical resource for youth advocates in Africa, Asia, Oceania, and Europe, equipping young advocates with the knowledge, language, and tools to champion harm reduction grounded in human rights, public health evidence, and compassion for people who use drugs.
Facts, examples, myths, and talking points to help youth advocates confidently communicate about decriminalisation in their communities.
Your complete guide to grant writing, proposal development, donor mapping, budgeting, and impact reporting to fund your chapter's mission.
A practical guide to Theory of Change, logframes, indicators, data collection, and outcome harvesting, so your chapter can demonstrate and learn from its impact.
Eight of the most common myths about drugs, answered with evidence. Use it to correct misinformation in classrooms, newsrooms, group chats and at home.
Practical, judgement-free steps for looking after yourself and your friends on a night out, from planning ahead to responding to an emergency.
Mental health and substance use are deeply connected. This guide gives young people the knowledge to understand that relationship, stay safer and ask for help without shame.
How to prepare, stay calm and use evidence when you need a parent, teacher or mentor to actually hear you.
Open, honest communication builds trust and gives everyone the accurate information they need to make safe choices. Age-appropriate, evidence-based strategies for the adults in a young person's life.