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Who Can Help Reduce Underage Drinking, and How?

Everyone can do somethingIndividuals and Organizations Can Help Reduce Teen DrinkingEach of us can do something to prevent teen drinking.Media Can Help Reduce Teen DrinkingSteps media can take to
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Campaign Materials

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We Don't Serve Teens

This website has tools and information to help parents and others reduce teen drinking and related harm.Teens who drink usually get alcohol from “social sources” — at parties, from older friends and
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Alcohol Retailers Can Help Reduce Teen Drinking

Alcohol retailers play an essential role in reducing teen access. They can take steps to make sure that teens can't buy alcohol from their stores, and they can serve as a source of information to
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Media Can Help Reduce Teen Drinking

People look to their local media as leaders.People look to their local media — newspaper and radio and television stations — as leaders in the community and as credible sources of information about
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Answering Questions About Underage Drinking

What can you say to people who think teen drinking is not a serious problem?Despite the law, the statistics, and the science, some people still think teen drinking is not a serious problem. Here are
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Alcohol Advertising

Media literacy techniques can help teens view alcohol marketing with a critical eye.These days, advertising is almost everywhere we go — on television, in the bus, on the street, and on the Internet
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Stopping Teens’ Easy Access to Alcohol

Teen drinking is not inevitable. More than 58% of high school seniors do not drink alcohol, reducing their current risk of injury. One way to prevent teens from drinking is to cut off easy access to
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Alcohol Laws by State

All states prohibit providing alcohol to persons under 21, although states may have limited exceptions relating to lawful employment, religious activities, or consent by a parent, guardian, or spouse