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Responsibility starts there with the example you set for your kids! This summer, model alcohol responsibility and never drive drunk or impaired.

may be ending, but it doesn’t mean you stop making mental health a priority, as it is intertwined with everyday life. Be mindful of your mental well-being, including how alcohol fits into your day to day. If you choose to drink, do so responsibly, and avoid turning to alcohol as a coping mechanism.

Mental Health Resources for Individuals and Families Responsibility.org believes education is key to making the individual decisions that add up to a lifetime of alcohol responsibility. To [...]

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Before you take the first sip of your cocktail, beer, or glass of wine, take a moment to understand your limits and how alcohol will affect you.

The Virtual Bar Use our blood alcohol content calculator to learn how weight, gender, food and more affect your BAC and impairment level.

In 2025, partnerships remained the foundation for our missions. Preventing underage drinking, eliminating drunk and impaired driving, and empowering adults to make responsible alcohol choices all require collective commitments from stakeholders, industries, communities, and leaders across our society. A reminder that responsibility starts here with each one of us.

The milestones in our 2025 Impact Report are just a glimpse of the breadth and depth of our collective efforts. Our passionate team and the partnerships we create and maintain are the foundation of our success, and this report celebrates the dedication and collaboration that make our achievements possible.

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More than four in five Americans (78%) think it is easy for a person under 21 to get alcohol.

Let’s change that! Never serve, supply, or sell alcohol to anyone under the legal drinking age🙅

It’s unsafe. It’s illegal. It’s irresponsible.

We will never forget those who paid the ultimate price, and honor the families who continue to uphold the legacies of the fallen heroes.

One conversation can change everything.

This year, I traveled to Washington, D.C. with Responsibility.org alongside an advocate and survivor working to help prevent underage drinking and protect young lives, Tess Rowland. What I learned during this experience stayed with me far beyond the summit.

I just shared an article about the conversations, stories, and lessons that made a real impact on me.

Read the full article here ⬇️

Beyond the Summit: Conversations That Can Save Lives This year felt especially meaningful because I had the opportunity to experience it alongside Tess Rowland, a survivor of a car crash caused by someone driving under the influence of alcohol.

Una conversación puede cambiarlo todo.

Este año viajé a Washington, D.C. con Responsibility.org junto a una sobreviviente y defensora que trabaja para prevenir el consumo de alcohol en menores de edad y proteger vidas jóvenes, Tess Rowland Todo lo que aprendí durante esta experiencia se quedó conmigo mucho más allá del summit.

Acabo de compartir un artículo sobre las conversaciones, historias y aprendizajes que realmente me impactaron.

Lean el artículo completo aquí ⬇️

Más allá del summit: conversaciones que pueden salvar vidas Este año fue especialmente significativo porque tuve la oportunidad de vivir esta experiencia junto a Tess Rowland, una sobreviviente de un choque automovilístico causado por una persona bajo la influencia del alcohol.

Phyllis Fagell, licensed clinical professional counselor, certified professional school counselor, author and journalist, has gained valuable insights from working with kids and teenagers every day. Focusing on , Phyllis offers tips on how to help your teens cope with stress and anxiety in a healthy way, so they learn to say “NO” to underage drinking.

On Responsibility: Mental Health with Phyllis Fagell Parents: navigating the teenage years with our children can prove overwhelming. From academics and sports, to social media and technology, kids are faced wit...