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The Ad Council and Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Lead Effort to Reach Georgians With Localized Mental Health Resources

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One year ago, we announced the launch of the Ad Council’s Gun Violence Prevention Initiative—an expansion of our long-time commitment to address this health crisis. This multi-faceted effort was designed to support the life-saving work already happening across this space. We knew then what remains true today: no one organization or individual can address this crisis alone.

The Ad Council announced today that Roger Goodell, Commissioner of the National Football League (NFL), will be honored with the organization's prestigious Award for Public Service at its 71st annual Public Service Award Dinner on December 4, 2025, at the Glasshouse in New York City.

The Youth Firearm Injury Prevention campaign, "Agree to Agree", raises awareness of a pressing health crisis impacting youth: gun violence. Firearm injuries are the leading cause of death for children and teens ages 1-17 in the U.S. And while many people believe that gun violence is a highly divisive topic with no common ground or agreement, research shows that we agree on more than we think. From parents, gun owners, non-gun owners, gun violence survivors, health care professionals and more, we agree that gun injuries shouldn’t be the leading cause of death for children and teens. The campaign encourages productive conversations about gun violence to help protect children and teens, and is focused on reaching distinct audiences, including parents and those with children in their lives, and health care professionals.

All creative drives to AgreetoAgree.org — or the health care professional tailored experience at AgreetoAgree.org/HealthCare — where visitors can explore conversation guides and resources to learn more about the impact of gun injuries on children and teens, and support collaborative conversations about preventing gun violence.

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The Ad Council unveils “Agree to Agree,” an expansive new campaign rooted in what we have in common to spur nonpartisan action around gun violence epidemic

Ad Council and Alzheimer's Association's campaign highlights early warning signs that can be mistaken for normal aging, with emphasis on reaching Black Americans, who are twice as likely to develop the disease

The Love, Your Mind World offers free, expert-vetted resources in an engaging, immersive format

“Pretirement” refers to the period in people’s lives – typically their 40s and 50s – when they are closer to retirement than the start of their career and planning for the next phase of life

This World Cancer Day, new PSAs ask the question, “If your lungs could talk, what would they say?" to encourage those eligible to get screened for lung cancer

Today, the Ad Council, America’s leading nonprofit driving social change through the power of communications, announced a Georgia-focused mental health initiative spotlighting football stars from the Atlanta Falcons and University of Georgia Football.

New research and toolkit explore awareness, motivations of homeowners to make the switch from gas to electric.

Honoring Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger and co-hosted by Angela Bassett and Lilly Singh, the event raised a record-breaking $9.2 million for the nonprofit’s national social impact campaigns

DreamWorks Animation’s Dog Man, based on the best-selling Dav Pilkey books, arrives in theaters January 31

Today, FEMA’s “Ready” campaign launched new public service advertisements (PSAs) with the Ad Council, encouraging Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities to prepare for future risks and disasters.

The Ad Council, America’s leader in using the power of communications to inspire action and accelerate change around the nation’s most pressing issues, elected 21 new members to its Board of Directors chaired by Tara Walpert Levy, VP, Americas at YouTube.