While all of our programs emphasize responsibility, these are three programs that deal with it in particular.

Good Sport
Good Sport is a communications, training and fan management program designed to help stadium operators, team owners and concessionaires promote a positive crowd environment. The program can be adapted to street festivals, music concerts and other special events that attract large crowds. Good Sport has been used to develop successful fan-responsibility and event-management programs for international sporting events, including the Olympics and the World Cup games.

TIPS (Training for Intervention Procedures)
TIPS provides bartenders, waiters and store clerks with techniques that help prevent alcohol abuse situations. The program was developed by Morris Chafetz, M.D., the founding director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, and also discusses techniques through which servers can help prevent drunk driving, such as calling a cab for patrons who may have had too much to drink, or encouraging friends to provide a safe-ride home.

Sound Attitude
The Sound Attitude program helps promote positive fan behavior at concerts and music events. This program's success is based on a group approach involving event organizers, venue operators, concessionaires, and security personnel to encourage personal responsibility, respect for fellow music lovers, and respect for the law. The program includes staff training, designated driver programs, and a comprehensive fan communications effort.