Addiction policy

Addiction Prevention for Staff Members

Supervisors receive specialized training (4 participants per campus), which provides them with guidelines and tools to identify and address these situations. These sessions are followed by a debriefing held a few weeks later.

At the same time, initiatives are being carried out among students (awareness-raising, training of student liaisons), along with a poster campaign aimed at all users, developed collaboratively by students, union representatives, the communications department, and the Diversity Officer responsible for combating sexual violence, harassment, and discrimination.

Addiction Prevention for Students

The program consists of several complementary components:
• An awareness campaign targeting all students, aimed at informing, preventing, and encouraging responsible behavior;
•    In-person training for 20 students per campus, enabling them to deepen their knowledge and become active advocates for prevention within their communities;
• A 3-hour debriefing session, held a few weeks after the training, to discuss best practices, challenges encountered, and actions implemented.

A poster campaign is also being developed collaboratively, bringing together students, union representatives, the communications department, and the staff member responsible for diversity and combating sexist and sexual violence, harassment, and discrimination. This participatory approach makes it possible to develop materials tailored to the realities on the ground.

In addition, supervisors also receive dedicated support, including training for four supervisors per campus, followed by a debriefing a few weeks later, to strengthen their ability to prevent and manage these situations.

Learn more

MILDECA | MILDECA
The Addiction Village - Addict Aide - The Addiction Village
Addictions: Help and Useful Information | Étudiant.gouv
“Contre-Addictions” Podcast (by Rose)
"Addicto Learning" podcast (Prof. Laurent Karila)
Instagram account “@laurent_karila”