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Upcoming: Virtual Responding to Addiction Instructor Training- July 28, 2026
Tackle addiction stigma in your community by becoming a certified instructor. Become a Certified Responding to Addiction Instructor The Addiction Policy Forum (APF) is proud to offer a virtual instructor certification program for our nationally recognized Responding to Addiction training on Tuesday, July 28th, 2026, from 12 - 4 PM EST. This is your opportunity to empower others, deepen your impact, and help bring evidence-based training to communities across the country. Why
Past Events
Virtual Responding to Addiction Instructor Training- June 25, 2026
Tackle addiction stigma in your community by becoming a certified instructor. Become a Certified Responding to Addiction Instructor The Addiction Policy Forum (APF) is proud to have offered a virtual instructor certification program for our nationally recognized Responding to Addiction training on Thursday, June 25th, 2026, from 12 - 4 PM EST. This was an opportunity to empower others, deepen your impact, and help bring evidence-based training to communities across the countr
Jun 15
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[Webinar] Findings from Addiction Stigma in America: How Public Knowledge Shapes Attitudes Toward Recovery
This webinar explored findings from a nationally representative study examining addiction knowledge in the United States and how it shapes attitudes toward individuals in recovery and support for public health policies. Conducted by the Addiction Policy Forum, Gallup, and researchers from the University of Delaware, the study identified critical gaps in addiction knowledge. Findings showed that nearly one in four U.S. adults did not recognize addiction as a health condition,
Jun 2
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[Webinar] The Neurobiology of Relapse and Models to Support Recovery
This webinar presented a foundational overview of the neurobiology of addiction, highlighting how changes in the brain shape behavior, decision-making, and vulnerability to relapse. Speakers explained environmental cueing—such as the influence of people, places, and experiences—and its powerful role in triggering relapse. Building on this foundation, speakers examined the current research about recovery, including key definitions and models that support long-term success. The
May 4
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[Webinar] Evidence-Based Strategies to Prevent Addiction: Perspectives from the National Institute on Drug Abuse
There is ongoing research to develop effective, sustainable, and scalable strategies to prevent the initiation of substance use and its progression to substance use disorders, as well as prevent other related health consequences. Evidence-based prevention interventions - particularly those implemented at key developmental stages can have a profound and lasting impact. In addition to reducing substance use, prevention approaches can improve long-term health and help prevent a
Apr 20
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