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Local broadcast TV stations nationwide unite during the holiday season to remind viewers that “Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving”

With over half of youth reporting mental health struggles, the national “Sound It Out” campaign reminds parents that “Listening is a Form of Love”

TelevisaUnivision has been named the recipient of the 2024 Catalyst Award for their exceptional support of the Ad Council’s social impact campaigns throughout the past year, particularly their contribution to Project Roadblock.

For 20 years, this inspiring campaign has contributed to the more than 1,000,000 children and youth adopted from the U.S. foster care system

Latest Effort for “Don’t Wait. Reach Out.” Campaign Encourages Veterans to Lean on Their Loved Ones and Seek Help When Struggling, Including a New PSA Featuring the War And Treaty’s Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter

Brady and the Ad Council's new “End Family Fire” campaign offers critical education on safe storage at a moment when increased rates of new gun ownership meets alarmingly high numbers of injury and death from firearms

With crashes a leading cause of death for children, NHTSA and the Ad Council inspire parents and caregivers to make sure their kids are in the right seat for their age and size.

New videos promote adult education for the 30 million adults in the United States without a high school diploma

As students go back to school, the American Lung Association and the Ad Council inspire parents to talk to their kids about the risks of vaping

New PSA from McKinney Builds on Initial Partnership to Prevent Suicides and Shootings by People in Distress with Firearm Restraining Orders

Brady, Casanova//McCann, and the Ad Council partner for the first national Spanish language public education campaign on safe firearm storage, aimed at reaching Hispanic gun owners, which are among the fastest-growing demographic groups purchasing firearms.

New joint study finds many Americans respond positively to companies with mental health messaging

In any crisis, time is precious. Those in crisis need time to think things over, to seek professional support, and to heal. When a loved one is saying or doing things that suggest they intend to harm themselves or others, having access to a firearm can create a dangerous situation.

Extreme risk laws (also referred to as "red flag laws") currently exist in 22 states and DC. These laws allow for people to peitition for civil, not criminal, orders that temporarily prevent someone in crisis who intends to harm themselves or others from purchasing or possessing firearms. By doing so, they can pause a potentially deadly situation and give someone the time they need to seek help and heal.

Thats why the Ad Council created our Extreme Risk Laws Education "Pause to Heal" campaign in partnership with Brady. Piloted in Illinois, this campaign is localizable with the goal of expanding to the other states where this law currently exists.

America’s beloved wildfire prevention icon and the longest-running PSA campaign is recognized nationwide for eight decades of impact

Tara Walpert Levy, VP of YouTube across the Americas, has been named Chair of the Ad Council’s Board of Directors.

The Ad Council announced today that Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger will be receiving the organization's Award for Public Service at its Public Service Award Dinner on December 5, 2024, at the Glasshouse in New York City.