The programs are located in Alabama, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Virgin Islands, and West Virginia. The risk factors include community, school, family, individual, and peer risk factors and include economic and social deprivation, mobility, early antisocial behavior, academic failure, family history of alcoholism, alienation and rebelliousness, and friends who use substances. The protective factors include positive social bonding through attachments to people who care and support students and who hold high expectations, commitment to school and to the future through opportunities to develop useful skills and participate in meaningful ways, and a belief in society's norms and values. Program descriptions, addresses, contact persons, and telephone numbers and description of the Southeast Regional Center