This special feature dives into community action against alcohol industry exploitation.

There are inspiring examples of heart-driven people, community groups, civil society organizations, and social movements taking action against the exploitation they see their communities face due to Big Alcohol’s unethical practices.

Community action is one of ten action areas outlined in the WHO Global Alcohol Strategy, highlighting how important community involvement is for preventing and reducing the harm caused by the alcohol industry.

And there are inspiring examples of heart-driven people, community groups, civil society organizations, and social movements taking action against the exploitation they see their communities face due to Big Alcohol’s unethical practices.

Kindergarten Teacher Takes on Big Alcohol Giant Diageo Over Harmful Advertising Practices in New Zealand

Examples of community action from around the world show what is possible and how much people care for protecting their communities from alcohol harm – despite facing a giant industry.

People in Myanmar Boycott Alcohol Giant Kirin Over Ties to Military Junta
Communities Prevent Worsening of Alcohol Taxation in Australia
Thailand: Communities Campaign For Alcohol Policy Improvements
Juvente Norway: Campaigning against “Friday Beer” Bought by Kids

Source Website: Alcohol Issues Newsletter - No. 15