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Last month, the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) published its new guidelines on how it classifies films. This was informed by the organisation’s largest

The Tobacco and Vapes Bill has gained a lot of publicity. In this blog, we look at the changes it is proposing, the impact these

Any headline containing the phrase “super-strength street drugs” is attention-grabbing, and not in a good way. In recent months, such news stories have all seemed

A hot topic of the moment is the use of vapes containing something other than the usual e-liquid. In a way, this isn’t anything new:

The pre-workshop survey that we ask older students to complete always makes interesting reading, and it has put a new product firmly on our radar:

Before we go into schools to speak to older students (Y11 and older, or equivalent in non-English schools), we ask them to complete a survey.

A year or so ago, the play of Dan’s story “I Love You Mum, I Promise I Won’t Die” did a tour of a few

When we are booked to deliver a drugs education workshop to students aged 15 years or older, we try and survey them beforehand. This is

The government’s announcement to make nitrous oxide illegal in England and Wales caught many people by surprise, including the Advisory Council on the Misuse of

Spiking is one of the things we get asked about quite a lot during our workshops in schools. It is understandable, given the relative frequency

Cigarette butts, used nitrous oxide canisters and discarded disposable vapes are common sights in our parks and on our pavements. This week’s blog gives some

Welcome to the DSM Foundation blog, a way of us putting out there some of the things we’d like to say but never seem to