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Alcohol

AA1 – AA AND THE ALCOHOLIC WITH JOHN FORSYTHE 30 min., 1981 Provides definite answers to the most prevalent myths and most frequently asked questions about Alcoholics Anonymous. John Forsythe, acting as narrator, poses provocative questions as skilled actors, based on actual AA members, dramatize the answers.

AL1 – –THE SUBSTANCE, THE , AND THE SOLUTION. 20 minutes, 1998 Perfectly legal for all. Perfectly dangerous for some. This dramatic video looks at alcohol from all directions: the danger of addiction and cross-addiction; the struggle involved in admitting the problem; and the reward of starting to recover from this often deadly disease.

AL2 –ALCOHOL ABUSE: DYING FOR A DRINK 14 Minutes, 2000 High School. Real Life story of the death of adolescents due to alcohol consumption, Family and friends are interviewed, as well as law enforcement. Includes interview with teens who currently are drinkers.

AL4 –ALCOHOL AND THE BRAIN 17 Minutes, 2000 Middle School. Full color graphics with clear explanations of effects of alcohol on the brain. Full discussion of issues such as grey-outs and black-outs, as well as peer pressures. Also discussed is the pressure of marijuana and drinking together, The physical side effects are also investigated.

CH2- CHALK TALK – ON ALCOHOL BY FATHER JOSEPH C MARTIN GENERAL -66 Minutes, 1972 Chalk Talk on Alcohol was produced by Father Joseph C. Martin. It is considered a historic film, in that it offers one of the most effective descriptions of alcohol, alcoholism, and recovery from addiction. What is alcohol? How does it affect the individual? What are the symptoms of addiction? How can an individual recover? If you want answers to these questions, watch this video. Addiction professionals refer to as one of the most important teaching films ever produced.

FA5- FATHER MARTIN’S ASHLEY 15 Minutes, 1980 This video gives the viewer an overview of Father Martin’s Ashley, an addiction treatment facility in Havre-de-Grace, Maryland. This treatment program integrates the 12-steps with the science of addiction and the art of therapy.

IS (1), IS1 (2) - IS THERE AN ELEPHANT IN YOUR SANCTUARY? 16 Minutes, 1990 This video is for those interested in exploring how churches can deal constructively with the problem of alcohol and dependency within their midst. The tape can be used for church officers, outreach committee members, support groups, and general congregational viewing.

MA1- MACKENZIE PHILLIPS TRUE HOLLYWOOD STORY. 1 ½ hours, 1988 The daughter of the Mamas and the Papas founder John Phillips and a Baltimore socialite and ballerina, Mackenzie's life was filled with the triumphs and tragedies of celebrity at a very young age. The program examines her rise to stardom with a role in American Graffiti at age 13, and the drug addiction that nearly ended her career.

MA5- MARKETING BOOZE TO BLACKS 17 Minutes, 1990 This film examines the impact of alcoholism and other alcohol related problems in the black community. This film exposes the messages in alcohol ads and raises questions about the industry’s support of civic groups NA1- NATIONAL ALCOHOL SCREENING DAY CLINICIAN TRAINING VIDEO 20 Minutes, 2004 This video shows clinicians how to run an effective alcohol screening booth, and the questions to ask when doing a screening. The video shows a counselor interviewing a young person who is and does not even realize how heavy he has been drinking.

TH3-THE CAT WHO DRANK TOO MUCH 12 Minutes, 1982 This video shows the viewer the signs and symptoms of alcoholism by following a cat that is drinking alcohol.

TW1- TWELVE STEPS 35 Minutes, 1993 This video is designed to offer general understanding of, and encourage participation in, the many support groups that embrace the Twelve Steps Program.

VO1- VOICE OF EXPERIENCE/ALCOHOL SCREENING 26 Minutes, 1995 Recovering alcoholics discuss how their social, fun drinking progressed to alcoholic drinking, when they needed to drink, and drinking was no longer pleasurable. Signs and symptoms of alcoholism are discussed.

Children of Alcoholics

CO7---- COUNSELING CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS –FOSTERING RESILENCY 34 Minutes, 1994 This program examines protective factors that foster resiliency and how to implement them in school based counseling programs.

DI1(1), DI1(2)- DIFFERENT LIKE ME 2 COPIES. 25 Minutes, 1989 This film presents the problems children of alcoholics deal with and how school- based support groups provide education, coping techniques and community outreach. Focus is on teenage boy with alcoholic, dysfunctional family. Friends rally to support and involve him in-group sessions with school counselor.

LO3 (1).LO3 (2) - LOTS OF KIDS LIKE US 28 Minutes, 1991 This sensitive film tells the story of two children as they try to cope with their father’s alcoholism. They are burdened with guilt and are often exposed to physical and emotional abuse as they suffer in silence out of a need to keep the “family secret”. This film is direct and supportive, “you are not alone”, and it’s not your fault”, are major messages of the film.

PO1- POOR JENNIFER – SHE’S ALWAYS LOSING HER HAT 34 Minutes, 1991 This video focuses on both the dynamics of family alcoholism and the healing that begins with awareness and with the breaking of silence. It also shows how community action and advocacy can spark this healing process. The film concludes with a sequence showing the production of a community service television show where the panelists discuss the dynamics of family alcoholism.

SO1(1),SO1(2)- SOFT IS THE HEART OF A CHILD 28 Minutes, 1991 -2COPIES A sensitive look at the roles of the children in an alcoholic family. The father drinks heavily and mistreats his wife and children. The mother is caught up in the problem and is confused. The children are damaged as a result. Hope enters when an understanding school counselor introduces the family to Al- Anon.

Club

CL3 (1), CL3 (2), CL3 (3), CL3 (4) - CLUB DRUGS ECSTASY AND SCENES HIGH SCHOOLS/ ADULTS –4 COPIES 67 Minutes, 2001 Presentation by Earl Fielder, Special Agent for DEA on drugs, signs and symptoms of abuse and culture of club drugs. 67 Minutes, 2001

DA1 (1), DA1 (2) - DANCING WITH DEATH-ECSTASY AND OTHER CLUB DRUGS NJPN- DEA- 2 COPIES. 30 Minutes, 2003 In this video, Treatment and prevention professionals and law enforcement educate caregivers and parents about what ecstasy is, how easy it is to obtain and hide and use. Young people discuss the negative impact ecstasy had on their lives

EC1 (1), EC1 (2))))----ECSTASY DOES A BODY HARM 2 COPIES. 20 Minutes, 2003 This documentary, produced in partnership with the Rowan University Center for Addiction Studies, shows that Ecstasy and party drugs aren't isolated to one group or culture, and that drugs aren't necessary to enjoy the scene or life. The approach is raw and in your face. The crew shot footage and interviews in three clubs in Philadelphia. Experts and young people graphically describe the dangers of ecstasy and party drugs

IN1(4)- IN THE KNOW OF PARTY DRUGS. 24 Minutes, 2005 This video educates viewers about the tremendous damage that Ecstasy, GHB, Rohypnol, and do to users’ lives. The video also contains an in-depth look at the frightening trend of date drug use, and provides advice to viewers on protecting themselves.

Cocaine/Crack

CO (2) - AND CRACK-BACK FROM THE ABYSS 46 Minutes, 1998 This video shows viewers learn about the bodily, societal and societal effects of cocaine. The disease of addiction is discussed and the video gives viewers practical tools and inspiration to get through cravings, seek help and make life changes.

CO3-COCAINE: THE EMERGING FACTS –PARTS 1,2 25 Minutes, 1983 Cocaine, even when used casually, can lead to dependence. In this video, former users describe how the drug nearly cost them their lives.

IN1(2)- IN THE KNOW OF CRACK AND COCAINE 19 Minutes, 2001 This video educates viewers about the devastating effects that cocaine in all of its forms has on abusers social functioning, and physical and mental health. The program describes the difference between powdered cocaine and crack.

Cross Addiction

CR1 – CROSS- ADDICTION THE BACK DOOR TO RELAPSE. 1999, 40 Minutes Cross-addition is the single greatest relapse factor. Firsthand testimony from recovering alcoholics and addicts, chemical dependency professionals, and a medical doctor dispel the myth that there is any such thing as a "safe" substance for people in recovery. The video ends with a message of hope as the recovering individuals share the joys and triumphs complete abstinence has brought to their lives.

Date Rape

AD1 – A DATE WITH RAPE 15 minutes,2003 In this compelling documentary, rape survivors talk about the trauma of their attack and the legal process.

ARDY- ACQUAINTANCE RAPE, DATE RAPE 18 Minutes, 2003 When sex is not a mutual affair, its rape. This video uses interviews of counselors, survivors and a detective to warn young people of this terrible violation.

Disabilities and

DI2 (1), DI2 (2)- DISABILITY OF CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY, THE – J.R’S STORY 2 COPIES. 28 Minutes, 1984 This is a story of a strong-spirited young man whose problems with are both physically and emotionally exacerbated by the fact that he is quadriplegic. Despite running into major problems with law, being suspended from school and sustaining bodily injury on numerous occasions, J.R continues to see his drug and alcohol use as an “acceptable risk”. After being confronted by the filmmaker about his chemical dependency, JR comes to the personal decision that if he is to have any quality of life at all, he must enter a recovery program.

SI1(1), SI1(2),SI1(3)- SILENT STORM- DISABILITY AND COEXISTING SUBSTANCE ABUSE 10 Minutes, 2000 Silent storm is a ten minute video tape that explores the problems of substance abuse among people with disabilities. Through personal interviews with people in recovery, drug counselor, and disability advocates, we gain insight into obtaining help through substance abuse programs designed to meet the specific needs of people with disabilities.

SI2(1), SI(2), SI2(3)- SILENT SUFFERING –SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN DEAF COMMUNITY 30 Minutes, 1993-3 COPIES The video is done in sign language, and narrated audibly with subtitles. Issued addressed included the deaf as a high risk population, lack of prevention resources for the deaf, and availability of substances for the deaf

UN1(1),UN1(2)- UNDERSTANDING A NEED: ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS ABUSE PREVENTION FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES 15 Minutes, 1993 In this video people with disabilities, counselors, and others present their views on these issues of alcohol and other drug prevention for people with disabilities and encourage the viewers to become involved. This video seeks to develop a general awareness of the topic, encourage discussion, and engage the audience in identifying ways in which they and their community can become involved.

Drug, Alcohol Abuse Prevention /General

BE1- BE SMART DON’T START 13 Minutes, 1986 This video shows viewers underage drinking prevention public service announcements (PSA) produced by the National Institute of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse. The psa use young rock singers singing to drive home the message Be Smart, Don’t Smart.

BO1- BOY WHO WAS SWALLOWED BY THE DRUG MONSTER, THE PRETEENS – WITH THE INSTRUCTION GUIDE 13 Minutes, 1994 This video is based on the effects drugs had on one family, the Petiits. This video comes to a powerful conclusion when Vince Petit (now an adult) speaks directly from jail about how his childhood was taken away from him by drugs.

CL1 (1), CL1 (2) – CLASSROOMS CONNECTIONS: MAKING A DIFFERENCE./Drug Prevention 24 Minutes, 1995 This video is for educators. The narrators show the views to develop drug resistance to develop by playing fun games while learning resilience skills like teamwork.

CO6 – CONNECTING SCHOOLS, COMMUNITIES, AND PARENTS IN THE PREVENTION OF ADOLESCENT DRUG ABUSE. 1 Hour, 54 Minutes, 1995 This video is for educators and parents. A researcher from Colorado State University narrates this drug prevention video. She reviews how peers, families and schools influence whether or not a youth is likely to use drugs.

DR3 (1), DR3 (2) - DRUG ABUSE AND THE BRAIN 2 COPIES. 26 Minutes, 1983 This video provides a detailed look at the biological basis of drug addiction. Through animation and interviews with experts in the field, viewers will come to understand how the brain’s reward system operates and how drug abuse can cause fundamental changes in how the brain works.

FL1 (1), FL1 (2) - FLASHBACK – PART 1 OF 1 – STUDENTS AND PARENTS 53 Minutes, 1997 This is a true story of addiction show through the eyes and words of a young addict who fights back, fights back for a mother who never stops loving her, Fights back to be voted class valediction by her friends and peers. Fights back to recognize her own face of addiction and the battle she has to win everyday.

HO3- HOW TO RAISE A DRUG FREE CHILD 30 Minutes, 1998 Mary Tyler Moore provides parents with facts on teenage substance abuse, symptoms of use, what the drug looks like and tips for prevention. Teen tells about their experiences on drugs.

IF1 (1), IF1 (2) - IF YOU CAN CHANGE YOUR MIND 31 Minutes, 1991 -2 COPIES This video presents a unique perspective on drug use and its effects through the eyes of children.

IN1- IN THE KNOW: , ALCOHOL & MARIJUANA 29 Minutes, 2003 This video educates viewers about the damage that tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana do to users’ lives. The video points out that these are “gateway drugs,” dramatically increasing the odds that a user will go on to abuse cocaine, and other hard drugs.

KI1-KIDS & DRUGS-A NEW GENERATION 40 Minutes, 2001 This video explores the new generation of drug users and the new generation of drugs. Heroin dealers have dropped the price and raised the purity levels. The typical users are younger and the drugs are stronger and more addictive.

NO1- NO KINDA LIFE 25 Minutes, 1992 This video shows the correlation between alcohol, drug use, criminal activity and ultimate incarceration. It was filmed on location at the Louisiana State Penitentiary.

PR10- PREVENTION STORY: PROGRAMS THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE, 18 Minutes, 1993 This video uses engaging graphics, colorful footage, and interviews to help program planners understand how to develop messages and materials and integrate communication into their overall prevention efforts.

RE2(1),RE2(2)- REAL TRUE AND FALSE ABOUT ALCOHOL, MARIJUANA AND 15 Minutes, 2002 Hosted by a multi-ethnic group of high school students, this engaging, fact-filled program uses a pop quiz format that guides students through the myths and truths of alcohol, marijuana and inhalants.

RE3(1), RE3(2)- REAL TRUE AND FALSE ABOUT CLUB DRUGS, THE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS AND STREET DRUGS 17 Minutes, 2002 With high school students as their guides, students gain a better understanding of the truths and the myths surrounding these lethal drugs. Drug-free students, medical and law enforcement experts add their insight for choosing a lifestyle that does not include drugs.

RE5(S)- RECURSOS PREVENTION PAPA LA COMUNIDAD HISPANA (SPANISH) 20 Minutes, 1991 Alcohol and drug prevention video.

RE6---- REHEARSAL, THE – UNDERSTANDING ADDICTION 22 Minutes, 1999 This video will educate the viewer about addiction – what it is, how it happens, and who is at greater risk to become addicted.

ST4 - STRAIGHT UP 90 Minutes, 1988 A boy named Ben takes a journey with a man named Cosmo in the fate elevator. Ben’s travels teaches him valuable lessons about why drugs are harmful and how to refuse them.

SU1- SUBSTANCE ABUSE 20 Minutes, 1991 This program illustrates to teens that drugs and alcohol are not the solution to their problems. Teens meet others who have experienced the rollercoaster ride of drug and alcohol abuse.

TR3- TRUTH ABOUT DRUGS 30 Minutes, 2000 This video graphically demonstrates the direct physical effects and dangers of drug use. It also deals with the indirect dangers including spending time in jail, being assaulted, or simply the inability to focus or study.

YO1YO1----YOUR CHOICE / OUR CHANCE – COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION 90 Minutes, 1997 A look at how community group needs to organize, rethink and provide mutual motivation to support a unified drug prevention effort in their area.

Drunk and Drugged Driving

DR1- DRINKING, DRIVING AND DRUGS- A DEADLY MIX 20 Minutes, 2004 This video introduces viewers to the profound dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol and other drugs. Through narratives of people whose lives have been destroyed, viewers are made aware that the choice someone makes to drive under the influence can cause irreparable harm.

DR12- DRUNK DRIVING: A COLLISION COURSE 18 Minutes, 1992 This video presents a live-action dramatization of the events leading up to and following a tragic car accident that was the result of drunk driving. The accident killed a young high school student.

EAP

AP1- A PHONE CALL AWAY- EAP 10 Minutes, 1991 This video provides an overview of Employee Assistance Programs (EAP). Many employers realize that their employees have many life stressors juggling family responsibilities, work, family and work relationship, and sometimes their employees need counseling to deal with these issues. These employers provide EAP counseling as an added health care benefit.

DR7- DRUG TESTING- EMPLOYER VERSION 30 Minutes, 1983 This video discusses the different policies and drug testing programs that employers can implement in the workplace.

DR10- DRUGS DON’T WORK IN NJ ! 14 Minutes, 1996 This video is presented by the Governor’s Council for a Drug free Workplace. It informs employers of the fact that 70% of all the drug users are employed and that this abuse costs U.S industry between 70% to 150% billion every year. It offers help to employers for dealing with the problem.

GE2(1),GE2(2)- GETTING HELP- EMPLOYER VERSION 30 Minutes, 1997 This video reviews the different types of Employee Assistance Programs and how workplace culture can help make programs effective.

MA2- MAIN LINE 16 Minutes, 1990 A story of an actual hazardous chemical explosion at a factory warehouse serves as a discussion piece about the dangers of taking drugs while on the job. A severely injured worker expresses his anger and blames his drug using co-worker. 16 Minutes, 1990

MA2(S) - MAIN LINE – SPANISH LANGUAGE VERSION 16 Minutes, 1990 A story vignette of an actual hazardous chemical explosion at a factory warehouse serves as a discussion piece about the dangers of taking drugs while on the job. A severely injured worker expresses his anger and blames his drug using co-worker.

Gambling

BI1(1) - BIG WIN 15 Minutes, 2005 Gambling prevention. This video depicts a high school student who becomes addicted to gambling. He steals from ones and eventually is so in debt and depressed he is considering suicide. He finally reaches out for help by calling a recovering gambling addict.

DO2 (1), DO2 (2), DO2 (3) - DONE DEAL 3 COPIES. 20 Minutes, 2004 Gambling prevention. This video follows a young gambler who is trying to stop gambling but is tempted to gamble when a bookie tells him about a sure thing money maker “done deal” bet. The young man talks to co-worker who helps him make the right decision and not return to gambling.

HI1-HIDDEN EPIDEMIC, THE –THE COUNCIL ON COMPULSIVE GAMBLING OF NEW JERSEY. 7 Minutes, 1997 This video discusses compulsive gambling and just how widespread the problem is. Gamblers discuss their compulsive gambling and how it destroyed their lives. Council on Compulsive Gambling employees discuss the problem and where gamblers can turn for help.

PL1 (1), PL1 (2), PL (3) - PLAY TO WIN 3 COPIES. 15 Minutes, 2003 Gambling prevention. This hard hitting follows a young gambler as he sinks deeper into money trouble due to his gambling addiction. A teacher intervenes and helps him. We learn that the teacher recently lost her grandson to suicide after he had been gambling compulsively.

SA(1),SA1(2),SA1(3)- SAFE BET 15 Minutes, 2000 Gambling prevention. In this video, a high school student is lying to his friends, borrowing money for gambling and sinking deeper into debt due to his compulsive gambling. A relative of the student who was also a compulsive gambler reaches out and helps him realize he has a problem.

Hallucinogens

IN1(3)- IN THE KNOW OF 20 Minutes, 2001 Four young narrators work together to educate viewers about the real dangers of using LSD, mushrooms, and . This video describes to viewers how these drugs can endanger their lives and make lasting impacts on their mental health.

Heroin

HE2- HEROIN –THE REAL DEAL 30 Minutes, 1997. This video takes a hard hitting look at the heroin problem that faces our nation. The newer, more pure forms of heroin available can be snorted – breaking down the barriers that injection once presented.

HE3 – HEROIN- WHAT AM I GOING TO DO? 27 Minutes, 1997 This video describes how powerful heroin addiction is, and the allure of using and the using lifestyle. It describes the initial illusion of control over the drug, and the inevitable fall into a life of coping and using.

Inhalants

ED1, ED1 (2), ED1 (3)-EDUCATE CREATING ABUSE AWARENESS TOGETHER. 15 Minutes, 1998 This is a realistic video that provides information on the fatal risk of inhalant abuse. The stories of several youths are high lighted, and the responsibility and necessity of intervention is stressed.

Marijuana

MA6- MARIJUANA 40 Minutes, 1996 In this video, personal stories are interwoven with interviews from a treatment professional and a research pharmacologist to uncover the devastating effects of long- term marijuana use on the body, mind and spirit.

TE1 - TEENAGE MARIJUANA ABUSE 15 Minutes, 2000 Middle School – High School, Answer questions about marijuana’s harmful effects. Interviews with addicts are also included. Marijuana effects on the brain are explained and diagramed. Video explores the dangers of alcohol use while using marijuana.

Mental Health

EA1---- EATING DISORDER 20 Minutes, 1987 This video reveals to teens that eating disorders are illnesses that can be diagnosed and treated. More importantly, they can be prevented. Young people sometimes forget that they share many of the same pressures in life, and that they have people who care about them. Viewers of this video see teens talking to other teens, and sharing their issues with one another.

ST3 - STOP, LOOK, LISTEN AND REPORT- ANTIPSYCHOTICS & THEIR SIDE EFFECTS 30 Minutes, 1997 In this video, doctors discuss the benefits and potentially negative side effects of anti- psychotic medications like Haldol and Thorazine. These medications can produce sedation and other side effects.

Methadone

ME3- This video examines many issues such as the use and effectiveness of methadone as a treatment; the biological effects of methadone; the role of the counselor in treatment and societal attitudes and stigmas regarding methadone treatment and methadone patients. 33 Minutes, 1993

Methamphetamines/

ME4(1), ME4(2)- – DECIDING TO LIVE 38 Minutes, 1998 This video looks at the harm methamphetamine does to the brain and the body. Recovering meth addicts discuss how the drug almost cost them their lives.

ME5- METHAMPHETAMINE: UNDER THE ICE 12 Minutes, 1997 This video uses state of the art effects, graphics and a straight-forward fact filled narration to explain what methamphetamine is, how and where it is produced and what it does to the body.

Parenting

IA1- I AM YOUR CHILD- THE FIRST YEARS LAST FOREVER. 28 Minutes, 1998. Recent research in brain development shows how critical the first years of a child’s life are to their happiness and success. That puts a special responsibility on parents and caregivers. This video provides guidance to new parents to help their child thrive and reach their full potential, including information and practical tips on: bonding and attachment; building self-esteem; communication; health and nutrition; effective discipline; and choosing quality child care among other topics.

Peer Pressure

KI2- KIDS TALKING TO KIDS 17 Minutes, 1989 period, they interviewed teens In this video, children speak to the audience about the problems they face living with an alcoholic parent. They show the audience what children of alcoholics can do to cope with their parents’ alcohol abuse.

KI3-KIDS TALKING TO KIDS ABOUT DRUGS 60 MINUTES. 1990 Six teenage journalist hit the streets of America’s Southeast to get the “straight scoop” about the impact of illegal drugs on young people. Over a 10 day period, they interviewed teens from all walks of life about their perceptions, attitudes, and experiences with drugs. What they saw, the real life stories they heard, and their raw reaction to sometimes chilling stories of drug abuse are captured in Straight Scoop.

SE3- SELF CONCEPT – HOW I KNOW WHO I AM 30 Minutes, 1982 This video is aimed at answering the questions: how does self-concept develop? What makes up self-concept? It is designed to help adolescents learn about the nature of self-concept to help them better know themselves.

ST1 - STAYING OUT OF TROUBLE WITH FRIENDS – REFUSAL SKILLS 1 hour, 1999, Teen narrators talk to the viewer about tools they can use to make good decisions when it comes to alcohol, drugs and other issues. The viewer learns how to use refusal skills and the consequences of making bad decisions.

TR1- TRUE FRIENDS 14 Minutes, 1997 Real kids with real drug problems speak from the heart, sending a strong message to other kids. The message is that their friends who use alcohol and other dugs may need their help.

Perinatal

AP2- A PREGNANT WOMAN NEVER DRINKS ALONE 7 Minutes, 1987 This film addresses key aspects of alcohol consumption during pregnancy. The themes of the film include: the risk of the consumption of alcohol to the fetus, explanation of FAS, description of alcohol related birth defects, and the fact that FAS is preventable by not drinking.

ANI(1), AN2(2) – AND DOWN WILL COME BABY 2 COPIES, 1994, 16 Minutes. This video explores the effects of exposure to alcohol and other drugs on the fetus during pregnancy. This video is designed to promote an awareness of the problem among teens who are at risk for both unplanned pregnancy and substance use.

BA1- BABIES BORN DRUNK –BY KAREEM SAXTON AND PETE AUSTIN, 5 minutes, 2000 In this video, rappers warn women about fetal alcohol syndrome and other the dangers of using alcohol during pregnancy.

DR11- DRUGS, ALCOHOL, AND PREGNANCY: AND WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW 25 Minutes, 1992 This video presents straightforward explanations regarding how drugs and alcohol cross the placenta and enter the baby’s bloodstream, as well as powerful testimony by young mothers who gave birth to alcohol/drug affected children.

FA3- FAS CHILDREN -20/20 20 Minutes, 1982 This 20/20 story follows children who are adopted and only after adoption do the parents come to realize that their children are struggling with the effects of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Researchers discuss Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and why brain damage occurs when pregnant women drink alcohol.

FO1- FOR BABY’S SAKE. 24 Minutes, 1992 This video provides information for women who are expecting a baby. Teaches women that what they eat, what they drink, what kinds of exercise and rest they get, all affect the baby. Discusses prenatal care, the Food Pyramid, and Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.

LI (1), LI1 (2)----LIFELINES 9 Minutes, 2001 Presents the dramatized stories of three low income women of different ethnic backgrounds who were faced with choices to make about cigarettes, alcohol, and other drugs use during pregnancy.

PR1---- PREGNANCY –ALCOHOL 1994, 10 Minutes March of Dimes Series/ Health Care professionals discuss how alcohol can cause birth defects if women drink during pregnancy. They warn there is no safe amount to drink during pregnancy.

PR1(S) - PREGNANCY – ALCOHOL (SPANISH ) 10 Minutes, 1994 March of Dimes Series/Health Care professionals discuss how alcohol can cause birth defects if women drink during pregnancy. They warn there is no safe amount to drink during pregnancy (Spanish).

PR2- PREGNANCY – COCAINE / CRACK. 12 Minutes, 1994 March of Dimes Series/ Health Care professionals in the perinatal unit of a hospital discuss from first hand experience how harmful crack can be to a fetus whose mother is using. They discuss low birth weight babies, babies born with poor lung capacity, and other health issues.

PR2(S)- PREGNANCY –COCAINE / CRACK (SPANISH) 12 Minutes, 1994 March of Dimes Series/ Health Care professionals in the perinatal unit of a hospital discuss from first-hand experience how harmful crack can be to a fetus whose mother is using... They discuss low birth weight babies, babies born with poor lung capacity, and other health issues (Spanish).

PR3(1)- PREGNANCY- STREET DRUGS 2 COPIES 15 Minutes, 1994 March of Dimes Series/ Health Care professionals discuss the harmful effects that PCP, marijuana, meth, crack, heroin and other street drugs have on the unborn fetus and the mother. They discuss low birth weight babies, spontaneous abortion, and other health issues.

PR3(S)- PREGNANCY –STREET DRUGS (SPANISH) 15 Minutes, 1994 March of Dimes Series/ Health Care professionals discuss the harmful effects that PCP, marijuana, meth, crack, heroin and other street drugs have on the unborn fetus and the mother. They discuss low birth weight babies, spontaneous abortion, and other health issues (Spanish).

PR4- PREGNANCY –TOBACCO 7 Minutes, 1994 March of Dimes Series/Health Care professionals discuss the harmful effects of smoking during pregnancy. They discuss the fetus becoming addicted to , and low-birth weight babies.

PR5- PREGNANCY – TOBACCO/ PRESCRIPTION OVER THE COUNTER DRUGS . 7 Minutes, 1994 March of Dimes Series/ Health Care professionals discuss the harmful effects of smoking and tips for proper medication use during pregnancy. They discuss the fetus becoming addicted to nicotine, and low-birth weight babies. Taking medications at the correct time, completing your physician directed prescription, what to do for common ailments like headaches when you are pregnant is also discussed.

PR5- PREGNANCY –TOBACCO /PRESCRIPTION OVER THE COUNTER DRUGS (SPANISH) 7 Minutes, 1994 March of Dimes Series/ Health Care professionals discuss the harmful effects of smoking and tips for proper medication use during pregnancy. They discuss the fetus becoming addicted to nicotine, and low-birth weight babies. Taking medications at the correct time, completing your physician directed prescription, and what to do for common ailments like headaches when you are pregnant is also discussed (Spanish).

WO1 - WOMEN AND CIGARETTES 20 Minutes, 1996 This video looks at how smoking in movies influences girls and women to start smoking by portraying smoking as cool, and glamorous. Film directors talk about how movies should scale back or eliminate smoking in movies.

Prescription Drugs

IN1(5)- IN THE KNOW OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS. 15 Minutes, 2003 Exciting graphics, expert testimony, and four young narrators work together to educate viewers about the terrible risks of prescription drug abuse. This video details the social impacts, and short and long-term effects of abusing prescription drugs on the body and the mind. The drug categories discussed are , , and painkillers.

PR7- PRESCRIPTION DRUGS: ABUSE AND ADDICTION 2 hours, 2000 This video gives an overview of the various categories of prescription drugs that are being used and abused. Viewers learn why prescription drugs are used medically, and what the drugs do to the abusers brain and body.

Seniors

IT1- IT CAN HAPPEN TO ANYONE – PROBLEMS WITH ALCOHOL AND MEDICATION AMONG OLDER ADULTS 26 Minutes, 1996 For many older adults, prescribed medications are a fact of life. At any stage of life, alcohol and drugs can pose a serious threat to health. In this video, Ed Asner helps viewers take a candid look at the role alcohol plays in the lives of some older adults.

Sexual Health

RE1- REAL PEOPLE ABSTINENCE: CHOOSING TO WAIT 23 Minutes, 1995 In this video teens discuss ways to talk about sex, and why they are choosing to wait to have sex until they are older. They discuss relationships, and assertiveness techniques for responding when someone tries to pressure you into having sex.

SE4- SEX AND DRUGS – THE INTIMATE CONNECTION 30 Minutes, 1990 Compulsive sex and intimacy are issues for over half the men and women in alcohol and drug recovery. This video looks at: what is sexual addiction? The sex and drugs connection and how they get paired, relationship addiction and how it impacts recovery.

Steroids

ST2 - STEROIDS: THE REAL STORY 27 Minutes, 1993 This video counters the rationales young people give for and shows the drugs potential for harm through interviews with four champion athletes and body builders. The athletes describe why they took the drugs and the devastating side effects they suffered.

Suicide

FA4 (1), FA4 (2)- FATAL MISTAKES – FAMILIES SHATTERED BY SUICIDE. 1998 23 Minutes Fatal Mistakes chronicles the recovery of several families in the aftermath of a suicide. The families struggle daily with loss, blame, stigma, and shame that accompany such a tragic death.

TE2- TEENAGE SUICIDE 20 Minutes, 1997 Brings the issue of teenage suicide out in the open by going straight to the source, the teenagers themselves. We meet real teens who tell us about their experiences with suicide attempts and what brought them to that point.

Tobacco

AF1(1), AF1(2),AF1(3),AF1(4) – A FIRSTHAND LESSON IN SECONDHAND SMOKE. (CC) 10 Minutes, 1998 Children tell in their own words, sharing their perspectives on the negative effects of secondhand smoke on themselves and other children. This cute, innocent presentation leaves viewers thinking and aware.

BA2- BARB TAR BOX –A LIFE CUT SHORT BY TOBACCO 16 Minutes, 2003 This video is about a 42 year old woman who was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer after smoking since 7 th grade. After her diagnosis Barb began speaking to students warning of the dangers associated with smoking. This video captures the spirit of those presentations.

BR1 - BRAINWASH-Tobacco Prevention 12 Minutes, 1993 This video is geared toward teenagers. The video shows tobacco advertisements and exposes tobacco company’s lies. It focuses on information that the tobacco companies don’t want the public to know about the harmful health effects of smoking.

CH4 –CHECK IT OUT TEENAGERS – 11 Minutes, 1985 1980’s video using music to talk about the effects of smoking and .

CO1 (1), CO1 (2) - COACH FINAL LESSON, THE – HUGH MCCABE GENERAL -2 COPIES 18 Minutes, 1986 This film fives a first person poignant account of a high school football coach’s personal battle with lung cancer. Through his eyes and supportive testimony by friends, students and staff, his final 6 month struggle is documented. This film is dramatic, emotional and shows the consequences of tobacco (smoking) abuse. 18 Minutes, 1986

DO3- DONNIE DINOSAUR IN TOBACCO TROUBLE 12 Minutes, 1993 “TOBACCO TROUBLE” clearly explains the danger of cigarettes and by taking kid’s the exciting music-filled world of Donnie, dinosaurs who knows the importance of healthy, drug free body.

DU1DU1---- DUSTY THE DRAGON AND MARGIE HOGAN TALK ABOUT TOBACCO. 12 Minutes, 1990 Elementary age children can help Dusty the Dragon make the right choice about smoking and smokeless tobacco, as nationally known pediatrician Dr. Margie Hogab puts tobacco on trial. Animated characters Handsome Heart and lungs help reveal the truth about Nicky Teen and his gang, The Pack.

MA4- MAKING A KILLING 29 Minutes, 2000 This video reveals the burning truth in once-secret tobacco corporate documents: how Philip Morris has conspired to hook children on tobacco and keep governments from protecting public health

SA2- SAMANTHA SKUNK 25 Minutes, 2000 In this video, Samantha Skunk educates pre-school and elementary school students about the harmful effects of tobacco smoke.

SA3- SAVING LIVES: TOBACCO PREVENTION WORKS 10 Minutes, 2001 This video gives statistics on how tobacco prevention programs help reduce smoking rates. Discusses the tobacco master settlement case.

SE1- SECOND CHANCE DEAF-SIGN LANGUAGE 26 Minutes, 1999 A story of a chain smoker who dies, and on his entrance interview into heaven, strikes a deal with St. Peter. If he can convince three teenagers not to smoke, he will get a second chance at life.

SE2- SECOND HAND SMOKE – 15 Minutes, 2004 This video narrated by kids and medical professionals discusses how much second hand smoke is actually produced by cigarettes, and that smokers need to be aware that those around them are exposed to the harmful chemicals in cigarette smoke

SM2- SMART MOVE 18 Minutes, 1990 This video is produced in a way that will hold the students interest while teaching them things the health effects of smoking.

SM2- SMOKE NOW, LUNG CANCER LATER 25 Minutes, 1997 This video is produced in a way that will hold the students interest while teaching them things they probably don’t know

SM3- SMOKING- THE TOXIC TRUTH – WHAT YOUR FRIENDS WON’T TELL YOU ABOUT SMOKING CIGARETTES 25 Minutes, 2002 This video shows some of the horrific medical consequences of smoking. Viewers will learn about larynx cancer, premature aging of the skin, and other health issues. The conclusion presents teens warning their peers not to start smoking.

TE3- TEENS & TOBACCO 19 Minutes, 1996 This video documents teen attitudes toward smoking, how and why teens smoke, the addictive nature of nicotine, and the many health problems associated with tobacco use.

TO1 -TOBACCO HORROR PICTURE SHOW- THE GRIM REALITIES OF TOBACCO USE 30 Minutes, 1997 Featuring Debi Austin, a victim of throat cancer who demonstrates the horrific nature of nicotine addiction when she smokes through the hole in her neck created when her larynx was removed. A nightmarish “tar lady” portrays on the outside what happens on the inside from smoking. This strong media presentation is balanced with interviews from recovering teen users.

TO2- TOBACCO X FILES REVISITED 25 Minutes, 2000 In this video teens discuss how and why tobacco companies try to hook people on smoking when they are young. The harmful effects of tobacco are discussed.

TR5- TRUTH ABOUT TOBACCO 17 Minutes, 1998 Pete, a lively youth, narrates and educates on the history of tobacco, toxicity of nicotine, symptoms of addiction, physical effects and secondhand smoke. Pete describes both smoking and chew is turn- offs in teen dating.

Underage Drinking/Binge Drinking

AST1 – A STONE’S THROW 5 minutes, 1994 This award winning video explores the impact of adult attitudes and behaviors around alcohol use and its impact on youth attitudes and behaviors with alcohol.

GA1- GATEWAY DRUG SERIES-BINGE DRINKING BLOWOUT 28 Minutes, 1998 Alcohol is the most accessible gateway drug and for most kids, it's the first drug experience to affect a change in awareness and personality. Binge Drinking Blowout looks at the life-threatening nature of teen alcohol use from a medical and personal perspective. Watch interviews with parents and family members affected by alcohol related accidents, and with an ER doctor who deals with the victims. Contemporary and hard-hitting, this video is designed to capture the attention of young people.

CH3 (1), CH3 (2) –CHANGING CHANNELS –ALCOHOL PREVENTION FOR GRADES 6-7-8 23 Minutes, 1990 Fast paced film featuring young people invited to a party where drinking alcohol is planned, the film shows countless anti-alcohol clips that are seen when one of the characters keeps flipping from channel to channel. Good facts regarding alcohol are presented.

LE1 (1), LE1 (2) - LEADERSHIP TO KEEP CHILDREN ALCOHOL FREE ADULTS 9 Minutes, 2001 This 9-minute video explores the reasons why children and youth drink and provide the latest research on alcohol use and alcoholism among youth, Dr. Enoch Gordis and other leaders within the field provide information on why we should care about this critical issue.

PI1- PICKING UP THE PIECES 20 Minutes, 2011 This video shows college students binge drinking, and includes interviews with college students in recovery from addiction. One student shows signs and symptoms of alcoholism but believes her heavy drinking is normal college behavior.

TH2- THIS PLACE 10 Minutes, 2005 This video takes a compelling look at critical areas that adults and youth need to clearly understand in order for comprehensive change in the area of underage drinking to take place. Issues addressed are: How is drinking among youth different than 20 years ago? Where and when is alcohol available, and container size? What are the proven processes to create community change?

TR6- TRUTH ABOUT ALCOHOL 12 Minutes, 2003 This video provides a look at the growing problem of teenage alcohol abuse and the legal consequences of drinking and driving.

Violence

BR2-BREAK THE SILENCE, STOP THE VIOLENCE 13 Minutes, 1998 This video teaches students the serious consequences of violence. The teen narrators explain the physical effects of gunfire and the emotional trauma caused by violence

KE1- KEEPING SCHOOLS SAFE: HOW TO STOP VIOLENCE ON YOUR CAMPUS 23 Minutes, 1998 This video is a straightforward discussion about ways schools can prevent violent incidents. Background information and news footage on school shootings that received national attention is presented.