The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute has a 35-year history of multidisciplinary research on alcohol and drug abuse, with funding from federal, state, local and private organizations. Papers and reports from our completed research are listed under ADAI Publications.
Current Projects
Completed Projects (partial)
Project Websites
Pacific Northwest Node of NIDA's National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network (CTN) - ADAI serves as the Regional Research and Training Center (RRTCs) for the PN Node of the CTN, a multisite network of regional RRTCs working in conjunction with community-based treatment programs to implement and evaluate behavioral and pharmacological interventions with demonstrated efficacy in community-based programs. See also: CTN Dissemination Library.
The Healing of the Canoe - A collaborative project between the Suquamish Tribe, the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe, and ADAI, this project uses the Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) model to work in partnership to plan, implement, and evaluate culturally congruent interventions for reducing health disparities and promote health in both Tribes.
Project WIN is an NIAAA-funded study on alcohol and social interactions between men and women.
StopOverdose.org A public information resource about Washington's 911 Good Samaritan Law, and resources for preventing deaths from drug overdose.
Washington State Drug Use Epidemiology Website that gathers existing data and resources about alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use in Washington State and its 39 Counties.
