Ad Council

12/06/2026

The new creative in our partnership with Masters of the Universe reminds everyone to be the hero in their own story and help put an end to driving under the influence. When it comes to road safety, every driver has the power to make a difference.

10/06/2026

We agree on more than we think when it comes to safety, but how do we start productive conversations that can help keep our children and communities safe from gun violence?

The Ad Council's Mary Zost joined Evolv Technology's Beyond The Threshold podcast to dig into this important question, sharing perspectives on collaboration, building trust, and navigating complex conversations in today’s landscape.

Discover how leaders are rethinking gun violence in America and taking action towards shared solutions for communities.

10/06/2026

Nearly 1 in 10 fatal crashes involve distracted driving. We’re partnering with Masters of the Universe to remind everyone that when it comes to road safety, all drivers have the power to make a difference by staying alert and keeping our eyes on the road.

08/06/2026

Prevention starts with trust.

In this article, Nurse.com highlights how nurses are using early intervention strategies to help reduce youth firearm injuries and initiate collaborative, nonjudgmental conversations with patients and their families.

At the Ad Council, we’re proud to partner with organizations across the healthcare industy—including Aya Healthcare, whose partnership helped bring nurse Sarah Elliott’s voice to this story—to elevate these perspectives and help shift the conversation around firearm injury prevention.
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Learn how nurses can support youth firearm injury prevention through early intervention, compassionate communication, family engagement, and community…

04/06/2026

As temperatures rise across the country, cars get hot fast and can be deadly for children left unattended. We’re excited to share a new partnership with Masters of the Universe to remind parents to always “Stop. Look. Lock.” and never leave a child alone in a car.

01/06/2026

Gun violence continues to be a critical issue that impacts families and communities across the country every day. This , our “Agree to Agree” campaign encourages people to take simple actions that can keep their loved ones safe from firearm injuries. There are simple actions we all can take to help curb this crisis. Learn more at AgreeToAgree.org.

29/05/2026

By meeting people where they are, we’re working toward a society that’s more open and proactive about mental health. Explore our current campaigns and what’s ahead.

The Ad Council is working to foster a society that is more open and proactive about mental health. Our $65 million multiyear initiative aims to generate awareness and take actionable steps toward addressing the mental health crisis in the U.S.

28/05/2026

A best-in-class partnership in action.

As part of our "Love, Your Mind" campaign with the Huntsman Mental Health Foundation "The Mind Set"—our innovative effort with Amazon Ads, thanks especially to the leadership of our board member Alan Moss—brings mental health support to Alexa, Amazon Music, and more, meeting people where they are with the resources they need.

See how "The Mind Set" came together:

19/05/2026

We’re proud to partner with Sesame Workshop for the “Love, Your Mind” campaign to share an important message for moms, alongside Mental Health Foundation and Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation.

Motherhood can be deeply joyful, but it can also be emotionally demanding. This new work points to resources designed to address the unique challenges moms face, helping them care for their well-being so they can show up for their little ones, their families and for themselves.

15/05/2026

More than half of teens and young adults struggling with their mental health are most likely to turn to friends for support. 💛 This is what inspires our long-running campaign, in partnership with the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention and NAMI.

For our recent creative launch, Dr. Christine Crawford (psychiatrist and incoming Chief Medical Officer for NAMI) joined NBC News Daily’s Kate Snow and Zinhle to talk about how to recognize when a friend may be struggling and simple ways to check in and offer support. Resources are available at SeizeTheAwkward.org.