Alcohol
Reducing negative drinking cultures and patterns among young people in the UK.
Contacts
The aim of the programme is to support research and other work in order to have an impact on negative drinking cultures and patterns among young people in the UK.
In order to do this the programme has begun by focusing on how drinking cultures are transmitted - within families and peer groups and through geographical location and the media. This greater understanding of the transmission of drinking cultures will be used to identify those approaches that will be most effective in impacting on negative drinking patterns.
The read more about the alcohol programme, read our Investigations summary (PDF, 90KB)
Literature Reviews
- Drinking trends in the UK - review of alcohol surveys
- Review of initiatives that have resulted in changes in attitudes, knowledge and behaviour
- Children and alcohol
- Alcohol and ethnicity
Research studies
- Pre-teens learning about alcohol: drinking and family contexts
- Alcohol consumption and family life
- Teenage drinking and interethnic friendships
- Teenage drinking cultures
- Young people and alcohol: influences on how they drink
- Young people, alcohol and influences
- Media influence on young people's drinking cultures
- Influences of location on young people's drinking
- Young people who drink little or nothing at all
