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Time to do prevention differently

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Time to do prevention differently ⭐

Does any of this sound familiar?

You spend weeks planning events, only for a few students to show up.
You attend prevention webinars that teach theory and frameworks, but don’t give you the tools to implement them.
You know traditional prevention messaging and programming isn't working with young people, but you're unsure what will.

If you crave creativity, easy-to-implement tools, and a new take on prevention that’s tailored to engaging young people, this summit is for you!

Join a community of creative preventionists ready to do prevention differently. You’ll leave with inspiration and a customized action plan to engage Gen Z and Gen Alpha in fun and strategic ways.

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Date: Tue. July 14, 2026
8:30am - 2pm PST / 11:30am - 5pm EST
Via Zoom

REGISTER NOW

Standard Registration: $345

Sign up by June 5

Late Registration: $398

Sign up by July 2 (only if spots are still available)

Group discounts available: If 3 or more people from your campus or organization are attending, use the discount code GROUP26 for $60 off each registration (each person must register individually).

Scholarship applications have closed.

⚞Summit Topics⚟

Through interactive activities, group discussions, and campus examples of the strategies in action, you’ll learn the answers to common questions in our field, like:

🩵 How do we get college students to care?

🌻 What strategies will help us increase workshop and event attendance?

🩵 How do we develop campus messaging and materials that students will pay attention to?

🌻 How do we design workshops that energize and motivate students, and actually change behaviors?

🩵 What can we do to centralize prevention across campus and in physical environments?

⭐And when you apply these strategies, you’ll be able to….⭐

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⚞Bonus Goodies⚟

As a participant, you’ll receive the following freebies (featuring original ideas and human-made artwork!):

Snail Mail Bundle: 6 stickers + a surprise

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Three sheets of paper with workshop and event planning tips, a chalkboard with sticky notes, and a rainbow-colored holographic background.

Creative Preventionist Workbook (digital copy)

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Access to attend our Bonus Post-Summit Planning Session for Awareness Months

⚞What to Expect⚟

Based on out what participants have shared about our previous webinars:

“This was the first webinar I've attended that was this engaging, as well as talked about engaging youth this in depth. I don't normally take notes, but I took so many notes and got so much out of this!”

“I loved the chat! Loved everyone sharing ideas! The positivity and encouragement of the presenters is infectious.”

“There were TONS of new ideas for me to implement as well as the opportunity for me to acknowledge what I need to change in order to engage students more.”

“So many ‘prevention’ trainings aren't prevention- they're awareness. This felt like a valuable training for people who work in prevention (not a 101 but a 201). I actually learned stuff!!!”

“Honestly, this was so validating for me professionally. I've found it difficult to find spaces where people are engaging in conversation about behavior change. Today provided some unexpected energy and inspiration!”

“In about two decades of social justice work, I struggle to think of trainings that sent me off feeling more impressed or inspired. Y'all are absolutely rockin’ it.”