The Real Project is an on-going initiative sponsored by the National Social Norms Center at Michigan State University and one of FSU’s alcohol abuse prevention programs. The University and its campus/community partners have developed a model of integrated strategies (individual, campus-based and community based) which are designed to create and support a low-risk environment. Since 2002, the Real Project, a social norms initiative, has proven its ability to promote positive norms, reduce harmful misperceptions, and increase protective behaviors to reduce alcohol related harm. The FSU social norms initiative utilizes data collected from undergraduates through its annual U Celebrate survey to reduce alcohol-related harm through campus media (printed and social media) that promotes healthy behaviors and accurately reflects alcohol norms among the student population.
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