Toolkits
🧰 One Pill Can Kill Social Media Campaign - Updated Graphics
New posts for the One Pill Can Kill social media campaign are ready for publication. These posts utilize diverse messaging and imagery to engage and educate a multigenerational audience about the dangers of fentanyl and counterfeit pills.
You can find the new posts by visiting the Home tab at the top of the team. Each post has been labelled by its anticipated week of publication and the platform on which it is to be shared.
Please use this form to submit data on views, likes, shares, and other forms of user engagement across all platforms. This form should be filled out on Wednesdays and should track social media activity throughout the previous week. Understanding how many users we reach and engage is indispensable in allowing our Team to create effective social media messaging, so it is important that this information is communicated in a timely manner.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to Kashara Brown at kashara.brown@djj.virginia.gov or Julia Stevermer at julia.stevermer@djj.virginia.gov.
📌 This can be found in Opioid + Fentanyl
💡 Share on social media, in newsletters, + emails.
Added: 02.26.24
🧰 One Pill Can Kill Media Toolkit
This campaign from DJJ includes six weekly social media graphics to spread the message that "One Pill Can Kill." Messages include fake vs real pills, fentanyl overdose, and fentanyl facts. A marketing guide with suggested post captions is also included.
📌 This can be found in Opioid + Fentanyl
💡 Share on social media, in newsletters, + emails.
Added: 10.31.23
🧰 Keep Virginians Safe with the CCA
The VA Cannabis Control Authority has created a toolkit of materials that can be distributed and shared to help the CCA educate Virginians about the dangers and consequences of driving high.
Distribute materials from our digital toolkit.
Print and post these posters and flyers.
Add our URL to your website and direct people there to learn more about safe driving.
Share our pledge. We’re asking Virginians to commit themselves to never driving under the influence of cannabis.
📌 This can be found Opioid + Fentanyl
💡 Use this guide to assist your writing and speaking in plain language.
Added: 02.01.24
Print Resources
🖨️ Recognizing an Opioid Overdose
This flyer from VDH helps people recognize the signs of an opioid overdose and gives directions on what to do in response to a potential overdose.
🎙️ Available in English + Spanish
📌 This can be found in Opioid + Fentanyl
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Added: 12.01.23
Updated: 01.04.24
🖨️ Responding to an Opioid Overdose
This flyer from VDH details the steps to take if someone has overdosed on opioids.
🎙️ Available in English + Spanish
📌 This can be found in Opioid + Fentanyl
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Added: 12.01.23
Updated: 01.04.24
🖨️ Reversing Opioid Overdoses with Lifesaving Naloxone
This flyer from CDC explains what naloxone is, how to use it, why to carry it, + who should carry it. It also includes resources for signs of overdose + what to do if you think someone is overdosing.
📌 This can be found in Opioid + Fentanyl
💡 Print + share or send to doctor's offices, first responders + other community partners
Added: 08.29.23
🖨️ Counterfeit Pills Fact Sheet
This fact sheet from the Department of Justice / Drug Enforcement Administration provides information about counterfeit pills, including their origins, street names, appearance, use, and effects on the body.
📌 This can be found in Opioid + Fentanyl
💡 Print + share or send to doctor's offices, first responders + other community partners
Added: 09.05.23
Web Resources
💻 Recognizing + Responding to an Opioid Overdose Emergency Video
This 2-minute video from VDH explains how to recognize an opioid overdose emergency and what to do in the situation.
🎙️ Available in English + Spanish
📌 This can be found in Opioid + Fentanyl
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Added: 11.21.23
💻 Stop Overdose
This website from CDC is designed to educate people who use drugs about the dangers of illicitly manufactured fentanyl, the risks and consequences of mixing drugs, the lifesaving power of naloxone, and the importance of reducing stigma around recovery and treatment options.
📌 This can be found in Opioid + Fentanyl
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Added: 08.29.23
💻 Opioid Data: Financial Impact
This website offers data on the economic burden of the opioid epidemic in VA, including lost labor, health care, crime, + household data. It also includes an overview of VDH's efforts to reduce opioid use and overdose + various downloadable publications and data.
📌 This can be found in Opioid + Fentanyl
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Added: 08.29.23
💻 Overdose Dashboards
This website offers data on drug-overdose deaths of VA residents, including drug overdose death rate + data organized by drug or drug class.
📌 This can be found in Opioid + Fentanyl
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Added: 08.29.23
💻 Find Treatment Website
This website from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is a confidential and anonymous resource for persons seeking treatment for mental and substance use disorders.
📌 This can be found in Opioid + Fentanyl + Mental Health
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Added: 09.05.23
💻 Evidence-Based Resources about Opioid Overdose
This website from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) provides a wide variety of downloadable resources available from SAMHSA and other federal partners about opioid overdose and other substance use and mental health topics.
📌 This can be found in Opioid + Fentanyl
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Added: 08.29.23