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| Community action |
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Increase parental
awareness of the long and short-term risks and dangers related to
alcohol use by youth |
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Make holding teen house parties involving
alcohol a practice reviled similar to child abuse |
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Make high schools and middle
schools a partner in the cause |
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Law enforcement
officials actively and consistently enforce the underage drinking laws |
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| Parents |
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Central towards |
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Informing child about risks
inherent in alcohol use |
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Establishing and
enforcing family established rules prohibiting alcohol use |
| Assume responsibility
for action in other areas noted |
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| Colleges |
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Parents asked
informed questions at open houses and orientations |
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Administrators effectively
meeting their obligation to comply with a federal law addressing campus
alcohol se |
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Campus Safety and Security |
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Consistently enforce college code for
student conduct related to alcohol and drug use |
| Effectively intervene when confronted
with dangerous activities whether or not associated with alcohol use |
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| Judicial |
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Strike a reasonable balance between student
freedoms and colleges' responsibility for student behavior |
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| State |
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Enact effective underage drinking laws |
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Fair, but real consequences for
violators, focusing on education for first-time offenders |
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Limiting access to products by minors |
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Limiting marketing of alcohol products to
minors |
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Consider increase in tax on alcohol
products |
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| Industry |
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Stop marketing to youth |
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| Federal |
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US Department of Education
meets its obligation to effectively enforce a well-written law
addressing campus alcohol use |
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Limiting marketing of alcohol
products to minors |
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