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FORJANDO
LIDERAZGO:
Hacia Comunidades Sin Drogas
December 14-15, 2009
Santiago, Chile

The International Task Force on Strategic
Policy is proud to support the efforts of our colleagues at Drug
Prevention Network of the Americas.
DPNA
has been conducting Forjando Liderazgo/
Forging Leadership seminars throughout Latin America
and the Caribbean since 2001, reaching thousands of community leaders
and individuals working in the field of drug demand reduction. These
seminars have served to enhance communication, establish coalitions
and Preventive Cities to make our communities
in this region of the world safer. The seminars have been tailored
to the needs of the local community and presenters focus on scientifically
based evidence and best practices in the field.
This event was hosted by Chile Previene
las Drogas (CHIPRED) and supported by Brazilian
Humanitarian in Action (Brasileiros Humanitários em Ação
- BRAHA), El
Centro de Información y Educación para la Prevención
del Abuso de Drogas (CEDRO) (Peru), University
Laica Eloy Alfaro Manabi (Ecuador) and Drug
Free America Foundation, Inc. Approximately seventy people from
Chile and the region attended the event and the U.S. Embassy and
mayor attended and supported the conference.
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Upcoming
Event
The World
Forum Against Drugs
Organized by the World Federation Against
Drugs
May 24-25, 2009
Stockholm, Sweden
The First World Forum Against Drugs was held in Stockholm,
Sweden in September 2008. More than 600 representatives
from 82 countries attended the first World Forum.
The Forum resulted in a Declaration that has been signed by a large
number of organisations and individuals.
This year the World Federation Against Drugs (WFAD) was formed
in Vienna, Austria with a board representing all continents.
May 24-26, 2010 WFAD will host the second World Forum Against Drugs
under the patronage of H.M.Queen Silvia of Sweden.
The 2010 World Forum will focus primarily on:
New research on cannabis
Drugs in Sub-Saharan Africa
Adult drug abuse and its influence on children
Please go to www.wfad.se
updated information about the conference.
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