ADAI Clearinghouse

07/30/2025

REGISTER TODAY for the Washington Poison Center's upcoming Overdose Awareness Series, taking place every Tuesday in August! Learn what leads to overdose, how to respond, how to prevent overdose and reduce associated harms, and how to access resources!

Learn more & register here: https://www.wapc.org/programs/education/2025-overdose-awareness-series/

07/21/2025

Looking for affirming crisis or mental health support now that the LGBTQ+ 988 crisis line is gone? Check out some of these resources instead. You are loved!

https://adai.uw.edu/lgbtq-support/

05/29/2025

New item in the ADAI Clearinghouse!

This coloring book from Seattle's LGBTQ+ Center and the Washington State Department of Health provides a way for youth to communicate emotions, ideas, and experiences, and help them manage their stress and reaffirm their confidence and love for themselves and others.

We have a very limited quantity of this item, so orders are limited to 30 copies per person, per quarter. Please be respectful of this limit so we can maximize availability and share these with as many groups as possible!

We'll also have DOH's Choose You/You Can Wellness Journals, sticker packs, calming strips, and Start Talking Now conversation cards back in stock starting next week!

Find the new coloring book and all our other materials at http://ADAIClearinghouse.net!

04/24/2025

ALERT: The ADAI Clearinghouse website is experiencing ongoing technical difficulties and may be unavailable, then available!, then unavailable again. It's a whole mood.

If you are seeking materials from either site & need help, please contact adaiclr@uw.edu!

12/17/2024

Hey, Washington teens aged 12-18! How do YOU practice self-care? Submit a short video about your approach to the Washington State Department of Health & get a $20 Amazon gift card!

Tell your friends & help other youth learn better ways to stay happy and healthy this winter!🫶

The deadline is February 12, 2025 (and you can submit up to two and get double the gift cards!), so get started on your video today! https://www.youcanwa.org/submit-your-self-care-videos/

11/15/2024

Hey, folks! Just wanted to let you know the ADAI Clearinghouse website is down! Hopefully it will be back up by Monday -- please try again then, and have a great weekend!

10/28/2024

Looking for resources for providers and patients about medications for opioid use disorder during pregnancy?

The PATHS Toolkit (Prenatal Action for Taking Healthy Steps) from the NIDA Clinical Trials Network features videos, discussion guides, fact sheets, flyers, posters, and social media messaging -- all free for downloading, printing, or sharing!

Materials are available in a standard English format and in a culturally and linguistically appropriate version for American Indian & Alaska Native communities!

Find the toolkit here: https://ctnlibrary.org/paths-oud-nida-ctn-di/

10/21/2024

Do you attend the annual Behavioral Healthcare Conference in Kennewick? This year, consider being a presenter! The call for proposals is OPEN NOW with submissions due December 5!

Learn more here (and see you there next June!): https://www.cvent.com/c/abstracts/cbb1e41c-2da6-4273-a829-4123f835b77d

10/16/2024

The ADAI Clearinghouse is at the annual Washington State Association of Drug Court Professionals conference today! If you're here too, come by our exhibit table and say hello!

Lots of other exhibitors have Halloween candy, but ours is the only table with GLOW IN THE DARK OREOS. (Also tons of informational materials for all ages, of course!)

10/10/2024

Coming to Tukwila, WA on November 15th!

The Washington Recovery Alliance in collaboration with -WA, Tukwila Library, and other community partners is hosting a training series for our behavioral health recovery community - the WRA Overdose Prevention and Response Training. Our free training will provide community members with the resources, knowledge, and training on how to identify and respond to an overdose. We'll also offer nasal naloxone kits as well as fentanyl testing strips to participants at no cost and there will be community partners offering resources at their tables too!

The entire event is on Friday, November 15, from 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm at 14380 Tukwila International Blvd, Tukwila, WA 98168. The WRA's Overdose Prevention and Response Training will be from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm.

Please fill out this registration form to save your spot!

If you have any questions or would like to receive more information, please email the WRA Director of Advocacy and Programs, Tristan, at tristan@washingtonrecoveryalliance.org (mailto:tristan@washingtonrecoveryalliance.org)VOCAL -

09/03/2024

ADAI IS HIRING!

The ADAI Center for Community-Engaged Drug Education, Epidemiology & Research (CEDEER) is seeking a bachelor's level Research Consultant to assist with the WA State Community Drug Checking Network (CDCN).

The role requires an understanding of and experience in statistical analyses and database management, as well as a general understanding of public health practice, epidemiology, health education, and harm reduction.

Come support our mission to advance research, policy, and practice in order to improve the lives of individuals and communities affected by alcohol and drug use and addiction!

Find out more and apply here: https://uwhires.admin.washington.edu/eng/candidates/default.cfm?szCategory=jobprofile&szOrderID=238199&szCandidateID=0&szSearchWords=&szReturnToSearch=1

08/08/2024

Hello, Friends of the ADAI Clearinghouse!

We've recently gotten some requests for materials from the WA HCA Friends for Life youth/young adult overdose prevention campaign, like their buttons, brochures, note pads, pens, and other items.

Unfortunately, we are not able to offer these materials through the ADAI Clearinghouse (the only one we offer is the Teen Conversation Guide titled, "Talk to Teens About Fentanyl").

If you're interested in obtaining some of their other items, you can download the files to have them printed/created yourself, OR reach out to them via their website to ask for support in having some made for your organization. They have a limited budget for technical assistance that includes helping Washington State organizations customize and print materials for their campaign!

Find out more about this great prevention campaign at

Find information and resources to help parents, caregivers, and other trusted adults talk to teens about avoiding opioids like fentanyl.