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Wisconsin Governor Wants to Keep Bars Open Until 4 a.m. During Next Year’s Republican National Convention

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Wisconsin Governor Wants to Keep Bars Open Until 4 a.m. During Next Year’s Republican National Convention

February 28, 2023

Why do young people consume alcohol? Is imbibing an individual, social, cultural or economic matter, or a combination? Do you think that campaigns for drinking in moderation are doomed to fail with some drinkers?

February 11, 2023

A ‘Truly’ fair tax structure? Washington eyes lowering fees for booming canned cocktail industry

February 3, 2023

Marin health nonprofit gets $1M state grant to aid youths

January 20, 2023

California youth advocacy group receives $1 million grant

January 9, 2023

Beer-soda brand collabs must follow new marketing rules

January 3, 2023

Advocates Urge Congress To Reject Alcohol Model For Marijuana Regulations, Criticizing Tobacco-Funded Group’s Hearing Participation

November 15, 2022

Environmental/ethical/spiritual costs of Northern California wine industry

September 19, 2022

Alcohol Warning Labels Need an Update, Researchers Say

September 1, 2022

California Bill to Extend Bar Closing Times to 4 a.m. Fails

August 29, 2022

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Alcohol Justice prevents the proliferation of misuse of alcohol and other related drugs and reduces the harms associated with populations targeted by the alcohol industry through evidence-informed advocacy and community organizing.