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Alcohol Justice is dedicated to preventing alcohol misuse and mitigating the related harms faced by populations targeted by the alcohol industry. Through evidence-informed advocacy and community organizing, the organization aims to bring about meaningful change to reduce alcohol-related issues. Since its inception in 1987, Alcohol Justice has spearheaded various campaigns, supporting stronger regulations and policies to hold the alcohol industry accountable. Their efforts encompass a wide range of initiatives, from advocating for increased alcohol taxes to promoting public safety measures such as lowering the legal blood alcohol concentration limit. Generated from the website

About Girls Circle Girls Circle is a non profit organization and a Project of the Tides Center. We are based in Northern California. Founded in 1996, Girls Circle Association provides comprehensive training and materials, and is a research based model that is rated a "promising approach" with Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. Girls Circle Roots As mothers with a passionate vision to foster healthy relationships and choices within their daughters and other girls in the mid-1990's, founders Giovanna Taormina and Beth Hossfeld created the first Girls Circle groups. In 1997, recognizing the impact of the Girls Circle, and responding to the needs in their communities and beyond, Taormina and Hossfeld developed the Girls Circle Facilitator Training. Girls Circle authored several Facilitator Activity Guides upon which gender relevant themes and activities were created. This program has been taught to over 1, 600 organizations nationally, including non-profit agencies, government, state supported programs, institutions, and systems that work with adolescent girls. See Participating Organizations.