Interested in learning more about opioid overdose and how to build prevention projects? The recently launched NaloxoneInfo.org site is worth a look. Made live during the International Harm Reduction Conference in June 2013, the site was developed by the Open Society Foundations in collaboration with Population Services International, Harm Reduction International, the Eurasian Harm Reduction Network, the Scottish Drugs Forum, Harm Reduction Coalition, and the Asian Network of People Who Use Drugs. The site is currently available in English and Russian and includes background information on overdose by region, a number of useful case studies, and tons of freely downloadable program, training, and advocacy materials that should help anyone starting a project.
