# 1300-30, 15 minutes, 1997 This video is a compelling and informative look into the issue of teen dating violence. Emphasizing how stereotypes are formed and reinforced in early adolescence, it illustrates how some young men intimidate and control young women in dating relationships. Request
1100-93, 20 minutes, 2017 There is still a great deal of confusion surrounding marijuana and its effects on the mind and body. This straightforward program does not preach or distort, but simply supplies students with the latest science-based information. Request
1100-92, 20 minutes, 2017 This program is aimed at middle school and high school students and describes the dangers of prescription-based opioids. Request
1100-85, 23 minutes, 2013 This program informs students about the latest research on the effects of marijuana on the brain. Request
1100-81, 22 minutes, 2012 The risks of marijuana use are dramatically illustrated in this fact-based video every teen should see. Doctors illustrate how pot can permanently damage the teenage brain and contribute to mental illness. Request
1100-80, 22 minutes, 2012 This program explains why the teen years are a critical time for brain development – and why drug use of any kind can derail the brain’s full potential when it comes to critical skills like thinking. Request
1100-79, 40 minutes, 2004 Exploring the dark experiences of methamphetamine addicts: a reformed addict with a bright future, a 16-year old girl struggling in rehab, and a man who cannot let go of the drug. Request
1100-78, 20 minutes, 2012 Students learn the dynamics of painkiller addiction and abuse through the personal stories of teens that have been hooked on legal pain killers. Request
1100-77, 17 minutes, 2011 Teenagers often don’t realize that the chemicals in RX and over-the-counter drugs are just as potent and addictive as illicit drugs like cocaine and heroin. This program takes a close look at the do’s and don’ts of prescription and OTC medicines, informing viewers of their potential...
1100-68, 23 minutes, 2004 It’s tragic but true: sniffing readily-available household products kill. Inhalants explains the dangers of breathing in toxic substances with animations and graphics that illustrate what happens to the brain and body when exposed to poisons. Request
