Month: February 2020

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Environmental Scans

Environmental Scans

The purpose of the Environmental Scan is to go into a local store/establishment to look around and take notes on what can be seen throughout its atmosphere. This helps identify factors (both negative and positive) in the community that may contribute to or help reduce alcohol and tobacco use and problems related to their usage.

With this guide you will be able to put together the campaign with the help of LMTI and lead your Action Group through some critical thinking about the misinformation that Big Tobacco spreads.

Environmental Scans Action Guide
Environmental Scan Guide Materials

Goal

Gather Data

Target Audience

Alcohol

Tobacco

Strategies

Providing Information

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Dirty Laundry Activity

Dirty Laundry Activity

Use this activity to creatively expose Big Tobacco’s lies and tricks by airing out their dirty laundry! Creating a powerful visual display can help people in your community realize the deadly consequences of tobacco use and the tactics used by the tobacco industry to market their products.

With this guide you will be able to put together the campaign with the help of LMTI and lead your Action Group through some critical thinking about the misinformation that Big Tobacco spreads.

Dirty Laundry Action Guide

Goal

Promote Awareness

Target Audience

Vaping

Tobacco

Strategies

Providing Information

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Please Don’t Risk It

Please Don’t Risk It

The Please Don’t Risk It Campaign is an initiative to have parents and guardians in your community gain knowledge about the legal and health risks that come with providing youth under the age of 21 with alcohol. The packet of information provided to the stores will include the sample ad and fact sheet.

With this guide you will be able to put together a campaign with the help of LMTI and lead your Action Group through some critical thinking about the access and attitudes of alcohol in your school and community.

Please Don’t Risk It Action Guide
Please Don’t Risk It Materials

Goal

Reduce Underage Drinking

Target Audience

Underage Drinking

Strategies

Providing Information

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Project Safe Rx

Project Safe Rx

The Project Safe Rx Campaign is an initiative to promote safe medication practices in an effort to prevent the misuse of prescription drugs. This pack will include sample print materials, a sample letter to prescription drug providers, and a sample phone script with talking points for you to use.

With this guide you will be able to put together a campaign with the help of LMTI and lead your Action Group through some critical thinking about the impact of prescription medications community.

Project Safe Rx Action Guide
Project Safe Rx Materials

Goal

Promote Safe Rx Practices

Target Audience

Prescription Drugs

Strategies

Providing Information

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Please I.D. Me

Please I.D. Me Campaign

T own hall meetings will provide your club the chance to work directly with the issues in your own community. They give your club and the public a chance to talk about the issues they find important, and hopefully find solutions to any problems. Each community runs its town hall meetings in a different way, but there are a few things all meetings have in common. The instructions below will help the meeting run successfully!

Please I.D. Me Action Guide
Please I.D. Me Materials

Goal

Increase I.D. Checks

Target Audience

Alcohol Vendors

Parents

Community Members

Strategies

Providing Information

Physical Design

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Tobacco Park Clean-Up

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Tobacco Park Clean-Up

T own hall meetings will provide your club the chance to work directly with the issues in your own community. They give your club and the public a chance to talk about the issues they find important, and hopefully find solutions to any problems. Each community runs its town hall meetings in a different way, but there are a few things all meetings have in common. The instructions below will help the meeting run successfully!

Tobacco Park Clean-Up Action Guide

Goal

Gather Data & Improve Environment

Target Audience

Local Government

Anyone

Strategies

Providing Information

Physical Design

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Sticker Shock Campaign

Sticker Shock Campaign

Sticker Shock brings awareness towards underage drinking, one of the priorities of the Lindsey Meyer Teen Institute. The stickers are placed on the products throughout the store act as “warning” labels to inform the public of the consequences they can face if they provide or purchase alcohol for minors. The message comes in loud and clear when minors are the ones spreading the word and taking action. Parents, older siblings, older friends, etc. are often unaware that they themselves can get into trouble along with the individual that is not of age. Underage drinking is a serious issue and can be harmful to the individual.

According to SAMHSA (the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration), adults who had their first drink before the age of 15 were 7 times more likely to experience alcohol problems than those who had not started drinking before the age of 21.

If you need Sticker Shock Stickers please fill out the form to the right so LMTI can send them to you.

Sticker Shock Action Guide
Sticker Shock Guide Materials

Goal

Reduce Underage Drinking

Target Audience

Adults

Strategies

Providing Information

Physical Design

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Town Hall Meeting

Town Hall Meeting

T own hall meetings will provide your club the chance to work directly with the issues in your own community. They give your club and the public a chance to talk about the issues they find important, and hopefully find solutions to any problems. Each community runs its town hall meetings in a different way, but there are a few things all meetings have in common. The instructions below will help the meeting run successfully!

Town Hall Meeting Action Guide
Town Hall Guide Materials

Goal

Provide Info to Public

Target Audience

Alcohol

Prescription Drugs

Bullying

Tobacco

Marijuana

Any Important Topic

Strategies

Providing Information

Enhancing Access/ Reducing Barriers

(If childcare is provided)

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Mission imPOSITIVE

Mission imPOSITIVE

This activity is a chance for you to spread kindness and positivity throughout your community! Your group will create small positivity challenges and hide them throughout the school or community. As individuals start finding the challenges, you’ll be able to sit back and see how one small gesture can contribute to a culture of kindness.

Mission imPOSITIVE Action Guide

Goal

Promote Positivity

Target Audience

Students

Teacher

Community Members