Blog article by 15-year-old on drug information sites for young people.

This article considers the government's anti-heroin campaign and evaluates its' impact. It also considers the separate campaign underway in Scotland and compares the two approaches. (Member log-in required).

A critique of governmental campaigns, in particular the Talk to Frank campaign

An evaluation of the ‘LIFEGUARD: Act Fast Save a Life’ intervention was undertaken. This research reports on the aims, objectives, main findings and outcomes of the evaluation.

Youth magazines from five EU Member States – Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Finland and the UK – were included in this study. A total of 1,763 drug references were identified and explored from a sample of 26 different youth magazines published over a ten-month period.

Has the Government's FRANK campaign lost its original focus? This opinion paper examined the pitfalls involved in trying to communicate drug stafey information to young people.

This summary report presents an evaluation of three phases of the HPA's public information campaign on drugs, which took place between 1997 and 1999.

This study considers the effectiveness of universal drug prevention interventions, including school-based interventions, family-based interventions, community-based interventions, and mass media interventions.

This document evaluates the Know the Score Cocaine Wave 3 campaign in terms of awareness of advertising and impact of advertising.