Here's my little side by side chart I made.

And "Project Roadblock," I believe, was an anti-drunk driving campaign.

For the most part, it is almost cliche (and terrifyingly controlling and dictatorial) what campaigns the Trump administrations has presumably just stopped funding: get rid of the bad words like "diversity" and "racial" anything, but to purposefully end the "Emergency Preparedness" campaign?!?!

I am pretty sure "Love Has No Labels" was a former campaign, but I am not positive and will have to back through past assets on old hard drives.

And what's new?

There are two "new" campaigns launched by the AdCouncil since the inauguration of the second Trump administration:

Love Has No Labels
Skills-First Hiring

What's missing?

The following campaigns were active on the AdCouncil website in December of 2024 but are no longer active:
Diversity & Inclusion
Emergency Preparedness
Project Roadblock
Racial Justice Series
Transforming Hiring & Diversifying Talent

Type 2 Diabetes Prevention
Veterans Crisis Prevention
Wildfire Prevention
Youth Fentanyl Awareness
Youth Vaping Prevention

... all remain as active campaigns with accessible website and downloadable assets for print, radio, tv, OOH (out of home), etc.

Ending Hunger
Extreme Risk Laws Education
Fatherhood Involvement
Flu Vaccination
Heatstroke Prevention
High School Equivalency
Lung Cancer Screening
Paths to Recovery
Safe Gun Storage
Saving for Retirement
Suicide Prevention (Teen and Young Adult Mental Health)
Supporting Adolescent Mental Health

Adoption from Foster Care
Adult Mental Health
Alzheimer's Awareness
Belonging Begins With Us
Buzzed Driving Prevention
Child Car Safety
Disaster and Crisis Relief
Distracted Driving Prevention
Drug-Impaired Driving Prevention

First off, which campaign remain when comparing the adcouncil.org/all-campaigns page from today and, using the @waybackmachine.bsky.social, the same page from Dec 12, 2024 (because I like that day):

But, since the US federal government is its largest client, and the Trump administration seems capable of politicizing everything despite the AdCouncil's requirement that all campaigns be non-biased, it sure some seem like a hegemonic shift is present.

So, first off, the AdCouncil is a non-partisan, generally apolitical 501(c)(3) nonprofit that is separate from the government of the United States.

It’s really fun.

Does liking Lego Fortnite make me a bad person?

It seems @evaporationboy.bsky.social is the other one.