| Workshops 5 - 8 | 8. Juni 2010 |
| 16.20 – 18.00 | *Workshop 5: Sex, Drogen & Alkohol (e/d/f) |
| - Der Einfluss von GHB bei sexuellen Übergriffen
Zsolt Demetrovic, Eötvös Lorand University Budapest - Der Konsum von Partydrogen und deren Einfluss auf Veränderungen im Sexualempfinden
und -verhalten
Joachim Eul, INEIDFO GmbH Berlin - Sex, Drogen & Techno - Party, Drogen & HIV in Berlin
Olaf Möller, Clubcommission Berlin; Rolf de Witt, mannCheck Berlin; Stefan Müller, Berliner Aidshilfe; Tibor Harrach, Eve&Rave Berlin; Rüdiger Schmolke, Chill out Potsdam
Chair: Robert Hämmig |
| 16.20 – 18.00 | *Workshop 6: Vernetzung, global und lokal (e/d/f) |
- DC&D Safer Nightlife, digitale Bibiliothek: eine interaktive Ressource für die Streetworker
Stephane Leclerc, Democracy, Cities and Drugs, EU Network - Der Zürcher Nightlife Round Table aus der Sicht einer Clubbetreiberin
Sigi Gübeli, T&M Gastro AG Zürich - Entwicklung und Konvergenz von strukturellen Interventionen im Nightlife-Bereich in der Schweiz
Thierry Humair, GREA Schweiz - Schadensminderung für Strassendrogendealer
Vincent Benso, Association Techno Plus, Paris
Chair: Matej Kosir |
| 16.20 – 18.00 | Workshop 7: Entwicklungen (e) |
| - Monitoring online sales of legal alternative to illicot drugs on the internet: the EMCDDA experiences
Dominique Lopez, EMCDDA Lisbon, Portugal - Mediterranen nights: Alcohol, drugs and violence related to hollydaymakers in five European countries
Karen Hughes, John Moores University Liverpool, England - Serious games to prevent drug-related risky behaviours in young people: PlaySafety, Videodope and Happy Farm
Lucio Gamberinin (University of Padua, Department of General Psychology, Italy
Chair: René Kostka |
| 16.20 – 18.00 | Workshop 8: Healthy Nightlife Toolbox Selection (e) |
| - Harm Reduction and Collaborative Prevention in a tourist Centre
Angelina Driscoli, Management of public intoxication project, Australia - Snow Control - A web-based Cognitive Behavioural Self-Help Tool for Cocaine Users
Michael Schaub, ISGF Zurich Switzerland
- The importance of experience with illicit drug use and other peer educator qualities: as perceived by ecstasy users in Australia and the Netherlands
Paul Dillon NDARC/UNSW Australia - Reducing Harm in Drinking Environment
Lisa Jones, John Moores University Liverpool
Chair: Jochen Shrooten |
