5 Ways You Can Help Victims of Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence
Every October, communities across the country take time to shed light on domestic and intimate partner violence (IPV). This is not only a time to honor survivors and remember lives lost, but also a call to action: each of us has the power to help. If you’ve ever wondered how to support someone experiencing abuse, […]
Signs of Teen Substance Use
We all know that adolescence can be a challenging phase, and sometimes teens turn to drugs or alcohol as a coping mechanism. As a parent, it can be scary to consider that your child may be drinking, vaping, or using drugs. Are you aware of the common issues that teens face? While teen mood swings are […]
Breaking the Link: Bullying and Future Violence
According to historic research, men who recalled being frequent bullies in school were four times more likely to physically abuse their partner compared to men who reported never bullying in school (Espelage et al., 2011). That same study linked “bullying others at school” with perpetration of intimate partner violence (IPV), and concluded that individuals prone […]
7 Ways Alcohol Education Can Save Your Campus Money
3rd Millennium Classrooms’ alcohol prevention course Alcohol Wise increases your students’ knowledge of alcohol and has been shown to result in behavior change. It not only meets federally required mandates but also offer measurable financial and institutional benefits. Here’s are 7 ways Alcohol Wise can save your campus money:
Evidence-Based Strategies to Reduce High-Risk Cannabis Use
Excessive cannabis use can cause harm to all aspects of a person’s life, from their career and finances to their health and relationships with others. Though the media often portrays it as harmless, cannabis, or – as it’s often referred to – marijuana, has been found to cause a variety of adverse outcomes, including impaired […]
Understanding and Combating Bullying and Cyberbullying: A 2025 Guide
Bullying remains a pervasive issue, not only in schools, colleges, and workplaces, but also within homes and digital spaces. The expansion of internet access, smartphones, and social media has contributed to a more insidious variant: cyberbullying.
National Recovery Month Guide: Resources, Courses, and Support That Work
Every September, communities across the U.S. unite to celebrate National Recovery Month, recognizing the strength of individuals in recovery and the providers who support them. This month is also a call to action: to reduce stigma, educate the public, and expand access to prevention and treatment services that save lives. Our online interventions are designed […]
What are Opioids?
The opioid epidemic continues to devastate families and communities across the United States. As of 2024, more than 80,000 lives are lost each year to opioid overdoses—that’s over 219 deaths every single day. This ongoing crisis affects people of all ages, backgrounds, and geographic areas.
Why Compassionate Responses to Truancy Work
When students stop showing up to school, it’s easy to label the behavior as defiance or lack of motivation. But what if we responded to chronic absenteeism not with punishment, but with empathy, education, and support? That’s the foundation behind Truancy 101, an evidence-based online truancy intervention program that takes a compassionate approach to school […]
Truancy Isn’t Just Skipping School: Understanding the Hidden Barriers Behind Absences
What Is Truancy? Understanding Chronic Absenteeism and Its Impact Truancy refers to unexcused absences from school and is a leading indicator of long-term academic and social disengagement. Unlike excused absences due to illness or family emergencies, chronic absenteeism—missing 10% or more of the school year—often signals deeper, systemic or personal challenges that students face daily. […]