Parties: looking after yourself and your people
[Two-sentence summary of what this teaches, written from its sources.]
If something happened to you, it was not your fault. Learning to protect yourself is never a way of saying otherwise.
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Working description: Arrive and leave together, carry your own drink, know the signs of being drugged. Never framed as 'your fault if'.
What to know
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The key facts, each numbered to its source. Draw on: T17, T18, T27, T13.
What you can do
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Practical steps, written to the reader, from the sources.
If it already happened
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What you can do now, and where to get help. It was not your fault.
Where to get help
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The right lines from Need help now, and any specific tools from the sources.
Sources
- Just a dare or unaware? (drink spiking) (Swan, Coker et al., Psychology of Violence 2017) (T17)
- Underage drinking · College drinking (NIAAA) (T18)
- Peer Pressure (teens) (Nemours KidsHealth) (T27)
- Understanding the Dangers of Alcohol Overdose (NIAAA) (T13)
Summarized from public sources with the help of AI, reviewed by Stacy Willis.