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21st SALIS Conference 1999

Breaking Away: Changing the Way We Work
21st Annual SALIS Conference, April 21 – 24, 1999
Indiana Memorial Union, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, USA

The 21st Annual SALIS featured invited speakers from various realms of the addictions and information fields: research, treatment, technology, and policy, including several members of SALIS.

View the 1999 program. Highlights of the program included:

  • Robert W. Denniston (Keynote Speaker) of the HHS Secretary’s Initiative on Youth Substance Abuse, SAMHSA, providing an update on the federal perspective on youth substance abuse.
  • William J. Bailey and Mark Pogue, Indiana Prevention Resource Center, “Society’s Mixed Messages: Countering the Influence of Popular Music on Creating an Environment Conducive to Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Use.”
  • Duccio Canestri, Grupo Abele in Torino, Italy, “ELISAD: European Information Networks for Professionals, and the Documentation and Research Centre of Grupo Abele and Its Web Site Infodroge.”
  • Tom Colthurst, SW Addiction Technology Transfer Center (ATTC)
  • Jan Wrolstad, Mid-America ATTC, “Therapeutic Communities in Correctional Settings.”

Find stories and reports from the conference in SALIS News 19(2), Summer 1999, also in the Members section. For a look at other past conferences, please visit our Conference Archive

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