Messages are submitted by student groups and selected by members of the Underage Drinking Prevention Workgroup and communication professionals to be produced for television and radio. These announcements are sent to each television and radio station in WV and distributed to other community prevention professionals. If you would like to utilize these commercials to have a discussion about underage drinking, feel free to use this Discussion Guide.  If you have other questions or need more information regarding underage alcohol use in WV please contact Stephanie Southall.


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2005 Public Service Announcements

  

 

WV Radio Youth Created Messages:

"Busted" - Parkersburg: MP3 format
"If You Booze, You Lose " - Charles Town: MP3 format
"I Chose " - Oceana: MP3 format
"Who's Your Lifeline? " - Clarksburg: MP3 format

 
 
 

 

April Is Alcohol Awareness Month:

"2 in 3 youth purchase alcohol" - Jared: MP3 format
"1 in 3 teens accept rides from those who have been drinking" - Kate: MP3 format
"Remind you 16 year old is more likely to die from underage drinking" - Neal: MP3 format

 
 
 

Title: Who's Your Lifeline?

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Title: I Chose

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Title: Be A Positive Role Model

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Title: Are You Ready For This?

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Other Underage Drinking Prevention Messages

 


Gayle Manchin

2005 Prom & Graduation Safety: MP3 format


 
 


Radio - My name is Rachel: MP3 format
Radio - My name is Tyler: MP3 format

 
 
 


Interview: MP3 format

 

 

  





 

The Underage Drinking Prevention and Social Marketing Project at the West Virginia Prevention Resource Center is federally funded through The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention's Enforcing the Underage Drinking Laws (EUDL) Grant administered through the WV Division of Justice and Community Services. This project is also supported in part by funds from the WV Governor's Highway Safety Program.