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Center for Prevention Research and Development.  2006.  Youth development: A summary of current research. :1-6.

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Williams, SS, Mulhall PF.  2005.  Where public school students in Illinois get cigarettes and alcohol: Characteristics of minors who use different sources. Prevention Science. 6:47-57. Abstract

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Welbes, E, Fornero K.  2004.  Using data to demonstrate accountability and drive decision making across a substance abuse prevention system. National Prevention Network.

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Hays, C, Hays SP.  1999.  Understanding the Process of State Systems Change: An Innovation Diffusion Perspective.

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Center for Prevention Research and Development.  2005.  Teen REACH Annual Evaluation Report. :47.

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Houston, D, Barrett N.  2001.  Support families in their efforts to provide healthy family interaction and effective parental guidance for children and youth. Real world prevention: A practical guide for understanding prevention & how it can work in your community. :89-96.

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Center for Prevention Research and Development.  2003.  Successful Grantwriting for Schools and Community-Based Organizations. :107.

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Hays, C, Hays SP.  1999.  State Agency Prevention and Control System in Illinois: A Baseline Summary and Assessment. :17.

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Hays, SP.  2006.  Secondhand tobacco smoke and municipal tobacco ordinances: Attitudes of restaurant and bar owners and managers. Journal of Drug Education. 36:279-295. Abstract

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Felner, RD, Brand S, Adan AM, Mulhall PF, Flowers N, Sartain B.  1993.  Restructuring the Ecology of the School as an Approach to Prevention During School Transitions: Longitudinal Follow-Ups and Extensions of the School Transitional Environment Project (STEP). :103-136.

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Center for Prevention Research and Development.  2001.  Real world prevention: A practical guide for understanding prevention & how it can work in your community. :118. Abstract

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Krawczyk, T, Mulhall K.  2006.  Quality Programs: The Standards are Just the Beginning. Prevention Forum. 27:22-23.

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Walker, K.  2001.  Provide prosocial opportunities for youth to interact with both peers and caring adults. Real world prevention: A practical guide for understanding prevention & how it can work in your community. :71-80.

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Mulhall, K.  2001.  Provide an integrated, comprehensive continuum of developmentally appropriate health and social services for families and children, focusing on prevention, early intervention, and treatment. Real world prevention: A practical guide for understanding prevention & how it can work in your community. :103-110.

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Welbes, E.  2001.  Promote strong anti-ATOD community norms through social norms marketing, counteradvertising media campaigns, and media advocacy. Real world prevention: A practical guide for understanding prevention & how it can work in your community. :23-34.

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Houston, D.  2001.  Promote positive communication and modeling regarding family ATOD attitudes, beliefs, and use. Real world prevention: A practical guide for understanding prevention & how it can work in your community. :97-102.

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Center for Prevention Research and Development.  2002.  PLAIN TALK: Process evaluation summary report. :51. Abstract

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Krawczyk, T.  2006.  Partnering leads to success. Prevention Forum. 26:16.

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Hays, SP.  2003.  New tool kits help communities change policies on underage alcohol, tobacco use. Prevention Forum. 23:18-21.

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Center for Prevention Research and Development.  1997.  Multicultural Gang Intervention/Prevention Program Evaluation.

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Kegler, MC, Williams CW, Cassell CM, Santelli J, Kegler SR, Montgomery SB, Bell ML, Martinez YG, Klein JD, Mulhall PF et al..  2005.  Mobilizing communities for teen pregnancy prevention: Associations between coalition characteristics and perceived accomplishments. Journal of Adolescent Health. 37:S31-41. Abstract

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Farnham, A A.  2001.  Introduction: Real world prevention: A practical guide for understanding prevention and how it can work in your community. Real world prevention: A practical guide for understanding prevention & how it can work in your community. :1-12.

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Reis, J, Trockel M, Mulhall PF.  2007.  Individual and School Predictors of Middle School Aggression. Youth & Society. 38:322-347. Abstract

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Mulhall, PF, Hays SP, Vinzant JH, Walker K, Krawczyk T.  2002.  Illinois State Incentive Grant: Evaluation Summary. :16.

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Center for Prevention Research and Development, Association of Illinois Middle Level Schools.  1997.  Illinois Prevention Initiative: A comprehensive prevention curriculum for the middle grades. :61.

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