Step 1: Peers Eye to Eye

You select the age group between 5th-12th grades. We will spend the day with these students in a peer-to-peer structured workshop, building the protective factors of school bonding and promoting healthy beliefs and clear standards for behavior relative to alcohol and drug use.
The workshop provides a safe environment where students can be uninhibited and build trust within their social group. If you have a goal of creating a peer mentoring program or drug prevention club in your school, this day can be a springboard for such programs.

Step 2: Youth and Adults Eye to Eye

All parents and adults from your community are invited to participate in this critical component of i2i. The evening presentation involves a powerful, interactive collection of the latest and best research on teenage brain development, media, advertising, and social norms around underage drinking.

Step 3: Resource Kit

At the end of the evening presentation, every family will be given the opportunity to take home a free Prevention Resource Kit.

QUESTIONS? Call (208) 664-4339.

Upcoming Programs

February 24
Coeur d’Alene, Borah Elementary

February 25
Coeur d’Alene, Bryan Elementary

March 2
Shoshone, Lincoln County Community Center

March 3
Kimberly, Kimberly Middle School

March 9
Meridian, Centennial High School

March 10
Notus, Notus High School

March 18
Coeur d’Alene, Skyway Elementary

March 23
Troy, Troy High School

April 13
Marsh Valley, Marsh Valley High School

May 11
Hailey, Wood River Middle School