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Basics
of Tobacco Control (BOTC) – Pathway to Change
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Basics of Tobacco Control (BOTC) - Pathway to Change is
a comprehensive tobacco control resource that includes information,
strategies, and tools to help individuals and local, state,
and national organizations with their tobacco control efforts.
It can be used to provide new hires with a comprehensive
orientation to the tobacco control issue as well as by seasoned
professionals who need a quick, easy way to access the latest
tobacco control resources, websites, and information. Click
here to view this online resource.
Buck
Tobacco Tip Sheets
This series of Tip Sheets reflects best practices to restrict
tobacco sponsorship of rodeos. The “best practices”
are the results of the Buck Tobacco Sponsorship campaign,
a project of the Public Health Trust. The Tip Sheets were
written in collaboration with local, state and national-level
tobacco control advocates knowledgeable about rodeo sponsorship,
and were funded by the Tobacco Technical Assistance Consortium
(TTAC).
The Tip Sheets are designed to support the work of advocates
around the country who want to address tobacco sponsorship
at their local rodeos, and they are organized around action
ideas based on Buck Tobacco's successes and lessons learned.
Included are fact sheets, resource lists, and action ideas
for planning and implementing a local project to restrict
tobacco sponsorship of rodeos.
Further information about how to address tobacco sponsorship
of rodeos is available on the Buck Tobacco Sponsorship website
at www.bucktobacco.org.
College Tobacco Prevention
Resource
The College Tobacco Prevention Resource (CTPR) is a website
that provides practical information, ideas, and guidance to
college leaders involved with tobacco prevention. The site
describes a comprehensive approach to prevention that combines
traditional education and cessation programs with efforts
to create a physical, social, and policy environment that
supports tobacco-free campuses. The site contains facts about
college tobacco use, strategies for comprehensive college
tobacco prevention, recommended steps for taking action on
your campus, case studies, glossary and links, and frequently
asked questions.
Comprehensive
Statewide Tobacco Cessation Leadership Project
The Comprehensive Statewide Tobacco Cessation Leadership Project
is an ongoing project designed to assist tobacco control programs
to expand tobacco cessation services in their states. The
website provides a list of participants, project sponsors,
meeting agendas, and presentations from the 2005 meeting.
It also provides a valuable resource list of links to important
cessation topics.
Health
Policy Guide
In an effort to provide community-based organizations and
state health departments with a resource detailing policies
to prevent tobacco use, TTAC partnered with the Center
for Health Improvement to develop “profiles”
of policies that have proven to be effective in communities
throughout the country. Each profile includes background information
on the problem to be addressed, a description of the policy
or policies, data describing the effectiveness of the policy,
and resources and references designed to assist the user in
replicating the policy.
LGBT Populations
and Tobacco 2nd edition
LGBT Populations and Tobacco 2nd edition is designed to educate
tobacco control professionals who want to expand their knowledge
of LGBT populations, provide strategies for incorporating
LGBT populations into overall tobacco control efforts, inform
LGBT audiences wanting to know more about the dangers of tobacco
use and how the tobacco industry targets them, and provide
information to help tobacco control professionals and LGBT
health organizations build capacity for LGBT tobacco control
interventions.
National
LGBT Communities Tobacco Action Plan
The Tobacco Technical Assistance Consortium is pleased to
announce the release of the National LGBT Communities Tobacco
Action Plan. Over 60 LGBT health and tobacco control advocates
participated in the planning process, which yielded five key
action steps for reducing smoking among the LGBT community.
The action plan details the planning process, a history of
the LGBT Tobacco Control efforts and the status of existing
efforts. It also presents actions items and suggested strategies
for implementation.
TTAC is proud to support the LGBT Action Plan. We are grateful
to all of you who contributed countless hours to this project,
through serving on the Steering Committee, participating in
the Working Meeting, and/or providing feedback on the Action
Plan drafts. This project would not have been possible without
your dedication and hard work.
Power of Proof:
An Evaluation Primer
The Power of Proof is an on-line resource that provides background
information about evaluation as well as information on evaluation
planning, writing evaluation objectives, collecting data,
stages of evaluation, interpreting evaluation data, and reporting
results. Designed for use by program personnel, rather than
evaluation professionals, it can be used to guide program
development and goal-setting, as well as evaluation. The Power
of Proof also provides links to other valuable evaluation
resources on-line.
Reaching
Higher Ground: A Guide For Preventing, Preparing For, And
Transforming Conflict For Tobacco Control Coalitions
Well-intentioned tobacco control advocates often find themselves
struggling with difficult and contentious issues. Too often
our efforts to work in coalitions and partnerships seem like
a waste of time, or worse, become destructive and painful.
It doesn't have to be this way. This Guide provides practical
advice for ways of working in coalitions and partnerships
that resolve real problems while strengthening relationships.
The tools and strategies described in this book can make
any collaborative undertaking more successful by approaching
problems and people in ways that impart dignity and respect.
It is possible to grow in community, through conflict, by
engaging one another in ways that reach not only common
ground, but
higher ground. Click
here to view this online resource.
Tobacco 101 Version 2 Training Kit: A comprehensive guide for training on tobacco control basics
The Tobacco 101 Version 2 Training Kit CD-ROM is a comprehensive
training guide that provides the trainer with an easy-to-use
curriculum and participant materials. Tobacco 101 Version
2 is a 10-hour learning experience designed to educate professionals
new to tobacco control on the fundamentals of tobacco and
tobacco prevention and control. The revised curriculum has
been conveniently divided such that individual lessons can
be effectively used to address specific needs. Together
the lessons provide an organized and comprehensive tobacco
control training using interactive lectures with visual
aids, group activities, guided group discussions, and individual
learning activities. The Training Kit CD includes an introduction
to the training, a course overview, a facilitator guidebook,
learning objectives, PowerPoint slides for presentation,
facilitator notes to accompany the slide presentation, handouts,
a resource guide, and other tools necessary to implement
the training program. Click
here to view this online resource.
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