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Plan My Ride Found to Effectively Impact Safe Driving Attitudes, Knowledge, and Beliefs

By |October 20th, 2025|Categories: E-Learning News Post, Plan My Ride News Post, Safe Driving News Post, Substance Use Prevention News Post|

October 20, 2025, Durham, NC – Distracted and impaired driving are two of the leading risk factors for vehicle crashes in the [...]

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Promoting Safe Driving in Teens with Plan My Ride: Refuse to Drink and Drive

By |August 9th, 2024|Categories: Plan My Ride News Post, Safe Driving News Post, Substance Use Prevention News Post|

August 09, 2024, Durham, NC – iRT is dedicated to preventing distracted and impaired driving and helping drivers, prevention professionals, and community members protect themselves [...]

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Recent Research on the Sexual Health Outcomes of Community College Students with Respect to Gender and Sexual Identity

By |August 7th, 2024|Categories: Media Literacy Education News Post, Sexual & Relationship Health News Post|

August 07, 2024, Durham, NC – The Journal of American College Health recently published important findings from iRT’s sexual health research with community college students. [...]

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iRT’s Recent Research Examines How Sex Education Affects the Way College Students Think About Sex and Relationships

By |June 17th, 2024|Categories: Media Aware for Young Adults News Post, Media Literacy News Post, Sexual & Relationship Health News Post|

June 17, 2024, Durham, NC – Over the past few years, iRT researchers have been conducting the Community College Health Study to learn more about [...]

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