| All our materials contain straight talk, but the
series name itself came from an early reviewer, who called us
"Street-Smart
Samaritans," and wrote:
"Straight
talk from the heart is their hallmark. You're likely to find
sound thinking in DIN's publications, but not much preaching." Amen. |
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| StreetTalk pamphlets focus on the ever-changing
world of street drugs. From crystal meth and ecstasy to the latest club drug "flavor
of the month," if it's on the street, it's in our StreetTalk
line-up. |
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| Everyone's life is touched by alcohol in one way
or another. Alcohol & Alcoholism titles focus on ways we
can reduce its reach into our lives -- and the lives of the people
we care about most. |
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| Tackling urgent issues--from date rape and eating
disorders to school and domestic violence--Lifelines pamphlets
make serious points, without just pointing out the obvious. |
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| Prevention with a difference: attitude. Reviews
main drug groups (including alcohol and tobacco), with a twist
that's often missing: humor and respect for readers' intelligence.
For grades 5-8. |
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| Examines key communication issues in recovery:
triangles, unmet (and often-unspoken) expectations, and intimacy.
Makes complex topics understandable and barriers to recovery
manageable. |
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| Maybe love makes the world go round, but sex causes
its share of heartaches -- and drips and blisters, too. Pamphlets
in our Sex 101 series discuss the downside of sex so readers
can reduce risk. |
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| Culturally-relevant editions of our FactsFirst
pamphlets, our Spanish-language materials tackle topics that
touch all our lives, regardless of our heritage...... |
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