DEA Websites

• Get Smart About Drugs: Provides drug-education materials for parents, educators, and caregivers, including downloads like Growing Up Drug Free, Prescription for Disaster, and Preventing Marijuana Use Among Youth and Young Adults.

• Just Think Twice: A teen-focused site with facts vs. fiction on drugs (including fentanyl), consequences of use, and true peer stories. Covers substances’ street names, effects, overdose risks, and legal status.

• Operation Prevention: In partnership with Discovery Education, offers free K–12 English & Spanish resources: lesson plans, videos, and activities to start lifesaving conversations about drug prevention.

• Campus Drug Prevention: DEA’s portal for college‐campus prevention programs. Geared toward educators, student health centers, and parents, it offers guidance on campus outreach and community partnerships.

• One Pill Can Kill: National awareness campaign with a Partner Toolbox of graphics, posters, billboards, and other shareable materials.

• Together for Families: A network that unites DEA’s federal, state, and nonprofit partners—provides family‐focused resources and a sign‐up for updates. Includes a shareable flyer.

• Every Day is Take Back Day: A continuous program for safe disposal of unneeded medications, helping communities remove potentially dangerous drugs from circulation.

• Red Ribbon: Annual campaign supporting nationwide drug‐free community efforts, with downloadable posters and event ideas.