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| Conferences & Events |
Upcoming EventsNew Teen Drinking Law has been introduced. In November 2011, the law changed to make it illegal to serve or supply alcohol in a private home to anyone under 18, unless their parent or guardian has given permission. Our webinars, podcasts and community forums offer detail about the new law, and tips for dealing with alcohol and young people. Webinars 22 February 2012 1–1.45 pm - Parenting strategies to prevent alcohol misuse featuring Michael Carr-Gregg, Child Psychologist and Professor John Toumbourou. 6 March 2012 1–1.45 pm - Issues and questions around the secondary supply legislation featuring Sondra Davoren, public health lawyer, and Sergeant Wendy Cowling. Community forums
Podcasts • Sondra Davoren, a public health lawyer, explaining the secondary supply legislation in Victoria, including the issues of permission and enforcement. • Michael Carr-Gregg, child and adolescent psychologist, talking about how to communicate effectively with young people about alcohol. • Sergeant Wendy Cowling talking about safe parties. • Alcohol and other drug expert Geoff Munro talking about alcohol and young people. Find out more with the Teen Drinking Law App or go to www.vichealth.vic.gov.au/teendrinkinglaw This is a joint initiative with State Government and Vic Health.
febfast 2012 febfast is a national health and fundraising initiative that challenges people to take a break from the booze during the shortest month in the year. Participants raise money that enables young Australians to take control of their lives and overcome alcohol and other drug problems. febfast presses the ‘pause’ button after the silly season so you can start the year with a clear head. The concept is simple: step away from the bottle in February and have friends, family and workmates sponsor you. Join the Australian Drug Foundation febfast team now! Enter the promotion code FASTERADF when registering and receive a 20% discount. Register at www.febfast.org.au or find us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter
Regular EventsDame Elisabeth Murdoch OrationThe Australian Drug Foundation is proud to host the annual Dame Elisabeth Murdoch Oration. Drugs & Young People ConferenceThe Australian Drug Foundation hosts the International Drugs & Young People conference series to provide access to evidence-based theory and practice in alcohol and other drug prevention, treatment and policy. Thinking Drinking ConferenceThe Thinking Drinking Conferences bring together policy makers, politicians, researchers, and social analysts to discuss the growing issue of drinking in Australian communities.
Events CalendarFor a full list of events in the alcohol and other drug field, please see our events calendar. |
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