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FIVS-Assure

FIVS-Assure is an online database gathering resources on social aspects programs in the alcohol beverage industry. This tool draws upon exemplary practices by companies, trade associations, and other entities from around the world. These “Useful Approaches” are presented in relation to four topics: young people & alcohol, drinking & driving, responsible drinking, and marketing & advertising.

We are currently updating the FIVS-Assure database. We expected it to be ready by October 2018.

How Alcohol Affects the Adolescent Brain

An informative website that offers information about the dangers associated with alcohol abuse and provides detailed resources about rehabilitation.

For more information on this initiative, click here.

Sponsor : Stepping Stone Center for Recovery

College Suicide Prevention

An interactive website with a focus on suicide prevention and awareness for college students including certain groups such as minorities.

For more information on this initiative, click here.

Sponsor : Affordable Colleges Online

Body Effects of Alcohol Interactive Tool

An interactive flash tool that demonstrates the effects that alcohol has on the various parts of the human body.

For more information on this initiative, click here.

Sponsor : Alcohol Advisory Council of New Zealand

Girl Talk: Choices and Consequences of Underage Drinking

A blog dedicated to informing teen girls about the choices and consequences of underage drinking.

For more information on this initiative, click here.

Sponsor : The Century Council

Alcohol 101

An interactive CD-ROM programme distributed to over 650 US colleges and universities that allows students to enter a virtual party where they can make decisions for characters in social situations and then see the outcomes of various decisions.

For more information on this initiative, click here.

Sponsor : The Century Council

Underage Drinking

United Way.

For more information on this initiative, click here.

Sponsor : United Way