The Nevada Practice Improvement Collaborative (PIC) is a joint effort of practitioners, researchers, policy-makers, educators, and consumers to improve the quality of treatment services by increasing the dissemination and application of evidence-based practices. The stakeholders in the PIC created a knowledge adoption agenda focusing on the issues of stigma, field effectiveness, client engagement, substance-abusing juvenile offenders and treatment outcomes. The Nevada PIC membership includes: researchers specializing in the study of addiction, treatment, recovery, etc., practitioners representing community-based treatment providers, educators from higher education programs in addiction counseling, policy-makers at the state and local levels who have oversight and funding responsibilities regarding addiction treatment services, and consumers (e.g., individuals who have been involved in addiction treatment services). By design, practitioners are over-represented in the Nevada PIC. Membership in this organization is open. Intersted individuals must meet the following membership criteria: Nevada resident or works in the State of Nevada Demonstrated interest in the substance abuse treatment and prevention field Documentation of current status as a member of one of the stakeholder groups (e.g., community-based treatment provider, consumer, researcher, policymaker, educator, community activist/advocate, etc.) Willingness to donate 20 hours a year of service to the Nevada PIC for committee work and stakeholder meetings