The Center provides online training, webinars, toolkits, and consultation services to improve implementation of effective strategies that reduce alcohol-related harms. Partner with us to access the latest developments and innovative solutions to address the complex issues related to alcohol use.
We offer community and state partners free technical assistance (TA) to move toward the policy solutions that science shows make lasting change to reduce excessive alcohol use, such as the strategies in The Guide to Community Preventive Services.
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Reach out to us about your specific technical assistance needs at ta@alcoholsciencetopractice.org.
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Explore our self-paced course where you’ll learn about the Center’s role, a broad overview of the CDC’s Alcohol Outlet Density Toolkit, and key considerations for alcohol epidemiology teams working on excessive alcohol use prevention with state and local partners.
Check out these resources to find out the basics to preventing excessive alcohol use, including underage drinking, in your community.
When communities need to know how to protect and improve their population’s health, they turn to The Community Guide, a collection of evidence-based recommendations and findings from the Community Preventive Services Task Force (CPSTF).
The Alcohol Action Network (AAN) is a project of the American Public Health Association’s Alcohol, Tobacco, & Other Drugs (ATOD) Section. AAN was initially established to address the shifting alcohol policy landscape at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to bring prevention specialists together to address policy issues as they arise.
ChangeLab Solutions created this infographic to provide an overview of how allowing localities to regulate the density of alcohol retail outlets works to reduce excessive consumption, as well as of the public health effects of that reduced consumption.
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