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shows how you can help restrict tobacco sponsorship of rodeos. Policies in Place provides copies of written policies restricting tobacco sponsorship of rodeos and related events such as "bar nights." includes media coverage of Buck Tobacco/RTFRP/NTFRP, as well as other tobacco-free rodeo efforts around California and the nation. describes the Regional Tobacco-Free Rodeo Project and the National Tobacco-Free Rodeo Project, and provides resources for use by advocates around the country. provides information regarding activities and successes during Phase One of Buck Tobacco (2002-2005). includes community advertising and media advocacy materials. The page provides sample print, TV and radio ads and a link to a strategy document that includes sample media advocacy materials (press releases, letters to the editor, etc.). includes information kits, sample policy documents, sources of data & statistics, a calendar of current rodeo events, background materials, and links to related websites. provides basic information about how rodeo works for those who are unfamiliar with this exciting sport. About includes an overview of Buck Tobacco, the Regional Tobacco-Free Rodeo Project and the National Tobacco-Free Rodeo Project. Contact the central office with any questions or comments:
Buck Tobacco, the Regional Tobacco-Free Rodeo Project and the National Tobacco-Free Rodeo Project are programs of Public Health Law & Policy. The Regional Tobacco-Free Rodeo Project is funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (www.rwjf.org), the American Legacy Foundation Small Innovative Grants Program, and the Public Health Trust, a project of the Public Health Institute. Buck Tobacco is funded by California Proposition 99 and by the Public Health Trust, a project of the Public Health Institute. The National Tobacco-Free Rodeo Project is funded by the American Legacy Foundation Small Innovative Grants Program. |
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