Are you concerned about alcohol harm in communities and its impact on children’s health and wellbeing?
Join University of Otago Wellington researcher Professor Louise Signal to see the latest findings from innovative studies where 12-year-olds used wearable cameras and online screen capture to record their daily exposure to alcohol products and marketing. See what children see as they go about their daily lives, both on and off-line.
Participants will also workshop practical solutions with experts and colleagues to reduce harm from alcohol and its marketing.
Workshops are held in person in Auckland and online.
In Person in Auckland: Spaces are limited — register now through the Jotform below to be part of the conversation.
Online:
- When: Tuesday 18th November 2025 2pm – 4pm
- Where: Online – Teams link will be sent to those who register to the event through the Jotform below.
- Cost: Free
Please feel free to share these details with others who may be interested in attending. Please RSVP HERE – https://form.jotform.com/252857336468874
Register by Midday 17th November.
Presenter:
Professor Louise Signal is Co-Director of the Health Promotion and Policy Research Unit at the University of Otago, Wellington and a lead investigator on Kids’Cam and Kids Online. Louise is a social scientist with a PhD in Public Health. She has worked and conducted research in health promotion for over 30 years. Her research interests include tackling inequities in health and healthy public policy.