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E-learning Module for Addiction Professionals on Harm Reduction
13/02/2024
In the third phase of the ‘Learn Addiction’ project, partner organizations will develop a new e-learning module on harm reduction
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Addiction Training for Professionals: Chemsex
02/05/2023
The EU-funded ‘Learn Addiction’ project, an online course for addiction professionals, will start its second phase in December 2023
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“Learn Addiction”: New Module on Chemsex
09/05/2022
E-learning module on Chemsex for addiction professionals: the second phase of the ‘Learn Addiction’ project
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‘Learn Addiction’ E-learning Platform
31/10/2021
Dianova Portugal just published Learn Addiction, the first open e-learning platform on prevention, intervention and treatment of addictions
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Dianova, a Decade Contributing to International Drug Policies
08/04/2021
For the tenth consecutive year, Dianova organizes several side events at the 64th session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs
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Dianova to Co-Host Two Parallel Events at CSW65
23/03/2021
The International NGO and its partners will highlight some of the most critical issues facing drug using or incarcerated women
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Addiction Services Are Essential
16/06/2020
In the light of today’s health crisis, Dianova deems it crucial that addiction services be on par with other healthcare services
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Dianova Joins the Generation Equality Movement to Promote Women’s Empowerment
05/03/2020
In light of the current outbreak of coronavirus disease, the format of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW64) has been reduced from two weeks to one day and all NGO events have been cancelled
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Dianova Participates in the 63rd Session of the CND
28/02/2020
Dianova is to participate in the 63rd session of the CND, with events addressing issues such as: the media, a key actor in the field of drugs, the obstacles women face when seeking treatment, and the integration of evidence-based programmes in health systems
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Dianova Says: “Empower Women, Empower Society”
23/11/2019
Dianova launches the third phase of its “Human Empowerment” campaign and highlights the link between addiction and violence against women
