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TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PORTFOLIO 2022–2023

tecc Tobacco Education Clearinghouse of California

Copyright © 2023 California Department of Public Health. Funded under contract #21-10001. Please note, not all images are real photos from the project or coalition and are a mock up or rendering.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2........................................................ Advertisements

8........................................................Before & After

12......................................................Brochures & Reports

24.....................................................Fact Cards, Rack Cards, & Postcards

28.....................................................Fact Sheets & Flyers 38..................................................... Logos

42.....................................................Signs & Posters

46..................................................... Miscellaneous

Section Title Advertisements

Calaveras County Tobacco Prevention Program

Bus Advertisement

Mono County Tobacco Education Program

Bus Advertisements - 90”x 24”

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Calaveras County Tobacco Prevention Program

Bus Advertisements - 42”x 36”

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Mono County Tobacco Education Program

Print Advertisements

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Calaveras County Tobacco Prevention Program

Gas Pump Toppers

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Section Title Before & After

Fresno County Tobacco Prevention Program

Fact sheets for community members (left) and for decision makers (right).

Materials can be tailored to different audience types upon request!

Tobacco Free Orange County

BEFORE

AFTER

Illegal Tobacco Sales to Youth in Fresno

Illegal tobacco sales to minor in the city of fresno

1 out of 3 high school students in Fresno

County have tried a tobacco product

How do youth get these products? 1 There are many ways youth get tobacco products. However, of those who purchase their own: • 1 out of 5 bought their own vapes at a local store. • Over 50% bought their own cigarettes at a local store.

(Source: California Student Tobacco Survey, 2020)

1 out of 3 high school

HOW FRESNO COUNTY YOUTH OBTAIN THESE PRODUCTS

students in Fresno County have tried a tobacco product. 1

Youth obtain tobacco products through many outlets, however:

More than 50% of surveyed youth bought their own

*The legal age to purchase tobacco products in California is 21 years old

cigarettes at a local store

1 out of 5 bought their own vapes at a local store

Local Enforcement 2

(Source: California Student Tobacco Survey, 2020)

LOCAL ENFORCEMENT

The Fresno Police

An underage adult

Offenders are issued a

Fresno Police conducted undercover youth purchase surveys with 141 retailers.

An underage adult (18 or 19 years old) worked as a decoy to try to buy tobacco.

Offenders were issued a citation for selling tobacco to a person under the age of 21.

Department conducted

(18 or 19 years old) is

citation for furnishing

undercover youth

used to purchase

tobacco to a person

purchase surveys with

tobacco products

under the age of 21

141 retailers

(Source: Fresno Police Department Decoy Operations, 2019-2020

Reduce Tobacco Sales to Youth Tobacco Retail License (TRL) programs have reduced tobacco sales to youth in many communities—and can succeed in the City of Fresno. Learn about our efforts and become a part of the movement!

PURCHASE SURVEY RESULTS OF RETAILERS 21% sold tobacco to youth in the City of Fresno. 2

RESULTS OF LOCAL YOUTH PURCHASE SURVEYS

21%

2019-2020

of retailers sold tobacco to minors in the city of Fresno

dontblowitfresno.com/flavors-hook-kids dphtobaccofree@fresnocountyca.gov

Sources: 1. California Student Tobacco Survey, 2020 2. Fresno Police Department Decoy Operations, 2019-2020

© 2022. California Department of Public Health. Funded under contract #CTCP-21-10

(Source: Fresno Police Department Decoy Operations, 2019-2020)

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Fresno County Tobacco Prevention Program

BEFORE

AFTER

Smokefree Outdoor Areas Are Healthier

Secondhand Smoke ( SHS ) Exposure in Outdoor Areas

Parks and outdoor public spaces are a refuge for children and adults. Prohibiting smoking in these areas can create a better experience and environment for all residents. Eliminating smoking at outdoor areas, can also protect people from the negative health effects of secondhand smoke exposure. Read below to learn more about benefits of adopting smoke-free outdoor areas.

Parks and outdoor public spaces are special places that boost the overall health and happiness of a whole community—children, youth, adults, and seniors. When we make these outdoor areas smokefree, we help protect everyone from the health problems caused by secondhand smoke.

Some benefits of smokefree outdoor areas include:

Minimize Litter and Pollution

Decrease Exposure to Harmful Chemicals

Reduce Negative Health Effects

Cleaner air Tobacco smoke has more than 7,000 chemicals, including hundreds that are toxic and about 70 that can cause cancer. Some

Cigarette butts are the most littered item in the entire world and make up 34% of the litter collected in California. Most cigarette butts are made of plastic and have been proven to be slow to decompose and costly to clean up. In addition, children often pick up

There are more than 7,000 chemicals found in tobacco smoke including hundreds of chemicals that are toxic and about 70 that can cause cancer. Some of the chemicals include butane, ammonia, benzene, and hydrogen cyanide

In adults secondhand smoke can cause heart disease, cancer, and stroke. Children are especially vulnerable to secondhand smoke, for instance, babies exposure are more likely to die from infant death syndrome. Babies and children who are exposure are more likely to be sick of bronchitis, pneumonia, and ear infections.

of these chemicals include butane, ammonia, benzene, and hydrogen cyanide. 1

Cleaner environment Cigarette butts make up 34% of the litter collected in California—they are the most littered item in the entire

“...involuntary exposure to secondhand smoke remains a serious public health hazard that can be prevented by making homes, workplaces, and public places completely smoke-free.“ - Michael O. Leavitt, Former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

world. Most cigarette butts are plastic, which is slow to decompose and costly to clean up. This litter is especially dangerous for children who might pick it up and put it in their mouth. 2 Healthier people

cigarette butts and could possible place them in their mouth.

“ ...involuntary exposure to secondhand smoke remains a serous public health hazard that can be prevented by making homes, workplaces, and public places completely smoke - free. ”

Breathing secondhand smoke is never safe. Adults who breathe secondhand smoke are at risk for heart disease, cancer, and stroke. Children are especially vulnerable

MICHAEL O. LEAVITT Former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

to secondhand smoke—they are more likely to be sick with bronchitis, pneumonia, and ear infections. Babies are more likely to die from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). 3

Instagram: @tobaccofreeoc Website: https://www.partners4wellness.org Phone Number: (949) 595-2288

National Cancer Institute.(2017, December 19). Harms of cigarette smoking and health benefits of quitting. https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/tobacco/cessation-fact sheet#:~:text=Of%20the%20more%20than%207%2C000,least%2069%20can%20cause%20cancer. Tobacco Free CA. (2021, July 23). Cigarette butts are toxic waste. https://tobaccofreeca.com/environment/cigarette butts-are-toxic-waste/ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2020, February 27). Health effects of secondhand smoke. https://bit.ly/3JiqUgz

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Section Title Brochures & Reports

Breathe Again

The Effects of Tobacco Products Brochure

Smoke-Free Sacramento

Healthy Worksites Brochure

FRONT COVER

INSIDE PANELS

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Tobacco Free Orange County

Program Brochure

FRONT COVER

INSIDE PANELS

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Communities Energized for Health

Communities Energized for Health Brochure

FRONT COVER

INSIDE PANELS

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Madera County Tobacco Control

Tobacco and Oral Health Brochure

FRONT COVER

INSIDE PANELS

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Building Resilient Families

Keep Your Family and Community Healthy Brochure

FRONT COVER

INSIDE PANELS

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American Lung Association, North Valley Region

Addressing Tobacco in Behavioral Health Clinics Brochure

FRONT COVER

INSIDE PANELS

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Inyo County Tobacco Education Program

Report

INYO COUNTY ADULT COALITION Prevention Advocates Promoting Drug and Tobacco-Free Communities in the Eastern Sierra

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STAAND Against Big Tobacco

Report

Planning to Be Tobacco-Free: Addressing Tobacco in General Plans

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Section Title Fact Cards, Rack Cards, & Postcards

Finishing The Fight

Fact Card

Fresno Rural Tobacco Education Program

Rack Card

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Riverside County Tobacco Control Project

Postcard, Adapted from CTCP material

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Section Title Fact Sheets & Flyers

OUT Against Big Tobacco Central Valley (OABT-CV)

Hookah Fact Sheet

Leadership in Equity Action & Development (LEAD)

Yolo County Tobacco Prevention Program

Tobacco Product Waste Fact Sheet

Smokefree Outdoors Fact Sheet

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San Mateo County Tobacco Prevention Program

Smoke Free High Country

Resource List

Tobacco Retailer Profile Fact Sheet

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Butte County Public Health Department - Tobacco Education Program

Smokefree Homes Fact Sheet

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ACS CAN, Voices Inspiring Valley Action (VIVA)

Smokefree Health Facilities Fact Sheet

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Los Angeles Tobacco Prevention Network

Secondhand Smoke Fact Sheet

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Latino Coordinating Center

Hookah Fact Sheet

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Los Angeles Tobacco Prevention Network

Smokefree Outdoor Dining Fact Sheet

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Communities Energized for Health

Glossary and Map

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Section Title Logos

Tuolumne Me-Wuk Tobacco Education Program

Round House T-Shirt Design Contest

Del Norte Tobacco Use Prevention Program (TUPP)

Kings County Tobacco Control Coalition

S . T . O . R . M .

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Tobacco-Free Coalition of San Diego County

San Diego Smoke-Free Project

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Section Title Signs & Posters

Tuolumne Me-Wuk Tobacco Education Program

Poster

San Benito County Tobacco Education Program

Building Resilient Families

Sign

Sign

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Lake County Tribal Health

Poster

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Section Title Miscellaneous

Mariposa County Tobacco Education Program

Stickers

Pala Tribal Tobacco Project

Calendar

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Pala Tribal Tobacco Project

Newsletter

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