Interactive Dialogue on High-Risk Alcoholic Beverages and the Exploitation of Communities of Color

This Interactive Dialogue, offered by the U.S. Alcohol Policy Alliance, offers an opportunity for prevention, treatment, and recovery practitioners to:

• Define high-risk alcoholic beverages and distinguish them from beer, wine, and liquor
• Recognize how alcohol industry targets low income and communities of color through the availability and marketing of high-risk alcoholic beverages
• Discuss opportunities for policy change

Presenters:

• Matthew Rossheim, PhD - University of North Texas Health Science Center
• Rhonda Jones-Webb, PhD - University of Minnesota School of Public Health
• Maite Durán- Alcohol Justice

Please note: Registration is limited to 300 people. We will create a wait list for anyone who registers beyond that allowance.

Representatives of the alcohol industry, including trade groups, producers, wholesalers, and retailers, are not invited to this Interactive Dialogue.