YRBS Data Products and Publications

NHTAC helps partners make the most of Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) data by turning complex findings into custom reports, infographics, and other products that are easier to share, understand, and use. These products can help partners highlight student health trends, identify risk and protective factors, and communicate data in ways that support planning, partnerships, and action.

NHTAC data analysts and statisticians can help identify local trends and relationships among key variables, including academic achievement, substance use, mental health, and other student outcomes. These products can support data-driven decisions that improve student and community well-being.

Select a product below to view or download examples of YRBS infographics and resources.

The Parent YRBS Workgroup’s Guide to the Youth Risk Behavior Survey

The Parent YRBS Workgroup highlights the importance of the Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS), conducted every two years in New Hampshire schools. This flyer showcases real-world examples of how YRBS data has driven local initiatives, from addressing vaping and bullying to addressing student prescription drug misuse.

Cover of the Parent YRBS Workgroup's Guide featuring a school bus, books, and student silhouettes. The design highlights YRBS benefits, including confidentiality, student privacy, and community impact, with a call to action to support youth well-being.

YRBS Media Kit Available for Download

Our YRBS in Action Media Kit equips you with everything you need to amplify the impact of YRBS data—whether you’re a parent, educator, community leader, or policymaker.

Download now to empower your community with data-driven decisions that improve youth behavioral health.

Tobacco and Vaping Among Manchester High School Students – Adult Infographic

This infographic shows the connection between smoking, vaping, and increased substance use among Manchester High School’s students. It also highlights the impact of easy access to vape and tobacco products for young people, and the relationships between substance use and mental health problems. It was developed to be shared with parents, educators, and policymakers.

Setting Expectations and Limiting Access

The infographic showcases findings from the 2019 Youth Risk Behavior Survey conducted with high school students in Carroll County, NH. It highlights the importance of parental expectations and access restrictions in preventing youth substance use. Additionally, it provides statistical evidence of the correlation between parent disapproval and decreased substance use.

Tobacco and Vaping Among Manchester High School Students – Student Infographic

This infographic highlights the connections between academic achievement, bullying, mental health, and substance use among Manchester high school students. It was developed to be shared with students.

 

The Intersection of Youth Mental Health and Substance Use

The infographic illustrates the connection between student substance use and mental health among students in Carroll County.

This infographic explores the intersection of youth mental health and substance use.
This infographic explores the intersection of youth mental health and substance use.

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