Founded in 1987, Alcohol Justice is an advocacy agency that organizes with community groups to pass laws that regulate the production, distribution, and sales of alcohol in order to keep communities healthy and safe. Instead of focusing on individual behaviors associated with alcohol, Alcohol Justice promotes evidence-informed public health policies and organizes campaigns with diverse communities against the alcohol industry’s harmful practices. The agency views its work as part of the social justice movement, given the fact that working class communities and communities of color are disproportionately impacted by negative health effects and violence related to alcohol.