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How the Positive Culture Framework Can Enhance Local Drug-Free Communities Efforts

This document highlights opportunities for the Positive Culture Framework (PCF) to be incorporated into local Drug-Free Communities (DFC) programs. The Center for Health & Safety Culture at Montana State University is not associated with, nor a part of, the review team for the DFC Support Program and is therefore not providing instruction or clarification of any DFC Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA). The Center is simply providing information about how the PCF can be used as a planning model to organize and enhance local DFC efforts.

Image of first page of a document that highlights opportunities for the Positive Culture Framework (PCF) to be incorporated into local Drug-Free Communities (DFC) programs. The Center for Health & Safety Culture at Montana State University is not associated with, nor a part of, the review team for the DFC Support Program and is therefore not providing instruction or clarification of any DFC Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA). The Center is simply providing information about how the PCF can be used as a planning model to organize and enhance local DFC efforts.

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Positive Culture Framework Overview

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This section includes work from the Center for Health and Safety Culture’s current projects as well as work from a MOST of Us^®, a social norms marketing project conducted by the Center for Health and Safety Culture. Communication can be an effective strategy to improve health and safety when paired with other evidence based strategies.