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#Webinar| Únete el 26 de marzo a nuestro webinar internacional titulado 'Efectividad de un Programa de Salud Mental Comunitario en Arequipa' con la participación de la Dr. Mauricio Benavente
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In this issue, we share an important update on the Accra, Ghana event. You’ll also find the latest news from across our global network, a full lineup of webinars this April, and a curated selection of job opportunities, resources, and more.
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As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen youth engagement and promote inclusive representation, the International Society of Substance Use Professionals (ISSUP) has appointed Youth Representatives to the ISSUP National Chapters Advisory Committee (NCAC).
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ISSUP in Pakistan presents a webinar on Integrated Support for Co-occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders
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ISSUP Malaysia invites you to join its upcoming webinar: "Reimagining Prevention: What Really Works for Youth- From Evidence to Practice to Systems "
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ISSUP Global presents a webinar titled, "From Practice to Publication: Sharing Your Work in the Substance Use Field."
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Welcome to this edition of the ISSUP Newsletter!
This issue brings you a range of updates and opportunities from across our global network. From the launch of the ISSUP Bangladesh Chapter to updates from ISSUP Bahamas, Guatemala, Nigeria, and Sri Lanka, there is plenty happening across our National Chapters.
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ISSUP Sri Lanka presents a webinar exploring family-centred responses to substance use in Sri Lanka.
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ISSUP Guatemala, en colaboración con Glasswing International, lanzó oficialmente el programa “Agentes de Prevención”, una iniciativa orientada a formar y fortalecer a jóvenes líderes comunitarios comprometidos con la prevención de riesgos sociales.
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At the 69th Session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs, a side event titled “Building Resilient Youth and Families for Drug Prevention” brought together prevention practitioners and partners from different regions to explore how prevention approaches must evolve in response to the complex realities faced by young people today.
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