Your Drink Your Call - Campaign Evaluation

  • Alcohol
  • Youth
  • Harm Reduction
  • Prevention
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About this guidelines

Both guides provide practical tools, digital and print assets, and evidence-based recommendations to help campuses in raising awareness about Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health, and empowering students to make informed, lower-risk choices about alcohol.

These tools are intended for campus administrators, student life coordinators, and harm-reduction advocates, with the aim of supporting tailored implementation to meet local needs and foster a culture of moderation and wellness.

Three key points of interest you will find in the document:

  • Strategies to efficiently adopt and implement an evidence-based youth campaign
  • How to boost student awareness of Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health
  • How to empower students to make informed, confident decisions about their drinking

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