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ARG is committed to making this website accessible to everyone. If you have any questions or suggestions regarding the accessibility of this site, or if for any reason you cannot access any of the material on our website, please contact us and we will work with you to resolve the issue.

Alt attributes for images: We use alt attribute to describe an image that a screen reader can “read” to the user. Image that don’t add any meaning to the webpage, such as divider lines, do not have alt attributes.

Headings are used appropriately to convey hierarchy: We use <h1> through <h6> tags for page headings and use them in the proper order (e.g., <h1> precedes <h2>) and we use CSS to style headings.

Visitors can use “Tab” to navigate our site: To move through our site, visitors can use “Tab” to access pages, drop-down menus, open collapse areas, and access dynamic lists such as publications.

Text is stylized using CSS rather than images: We style text using CSS rather than graphics. Users may disable CSS or use their own style sheets.

Our site is readable with stylesheets disabled: If you disable CSS, our site is still readable and logical. It may be less visually appealing, but the site will not lose information.

We use device-independent code: We do not assume that a visitor is using a particular input device. Instead of using JavaScript event handlers which require a mouse, we use handlers that work with either a keyboard or mouse.

We label all form elements: A screen reader is able to associate a form’s input elements and labels.

We don’t rely on color to convey meaning: We do not use color to convey important information.

We use descriptive text for links: We do not use “click here” links. Instead, we use descriptive text to initiate action.

We identify links to PDFs, Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, etc: We include the document designation in the link so that it can be read by screen readers

We do not use frames:  Frames can be problematic for screen readers if they are not labeled properly.  Our site does not use frames.

Latest News

December 3rd, 2020
Marijuana Can Hurt More than Just the User but Poses Less Risk to Others than Alcohol
November 30th, 2020
COVID-19 Projects Assess Pandemic’s Impact
November 10th, 2020
Research Update: Alcohol Causes Breast Cancer Study Wraps Up Data Collection
October 15th, 2020
Injury-related Hospitalizations Rise after Liquor Sales Go Private
October 7th, 2020
Research in Progress: Defining the Recovery Residence Landscape

Recent Findings

December 3rd, 2020
Marijuana Can Hurt More than Just the User but Poses Less Risk to Others than Alcohol
October 15th, 2020
Injury-related Hospitalizations Rise after Liquor Sales Go Private
August 13th, 2020
State Binge Drinking Rates Mediate the Effects of Alcohol Policies and State Living Standards
July 24th, 2020
Healthy Lifestyle Class Identified among Whites and Hispanics but Not among Blacks
June 12th, 2020
White Moderate Drinkers are at a High Risk of Alcohol-related Injuries

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