Tobacco Prevention for Specific Populations

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Meeting 3 - Information
	May 24th, 2007
Meeting 3 - Documents
Agenda
	Agenda (Word) (pdf)
Meeting 2 Results
	Systems Change - Start, Stop, and Continue Activites (Word) (pdf)
	Specific Populations Other than Race and Ethnicity (Word) (pdf)
	Draft Critical Issues, Goals, and Strategies (Word) (pdf)
	Meeting 2 Day One Evaluation Results (pdf)
	Meeting 2 Day Two Evaluation Results (pdf)
	Specific Populations Represented by Workgroup Members (Word) (pdf)
Presentations & Handouts
	Overview of Process and Next Steps (Powerpoint) (pdf)
	Kansas Tobacco Use Prevention Program (Powerpoint) (pdf)
Worksheets & Forms
	Marketing Worksheet (Word) (pdf)
	Strategies Timeline (Word) (pdf)
	Evaluation Form (Word) (pdf)
Example Case Studies
	Pennsylvania (pdf)
	Wisconsin (Word) (pdf)
Meeting 3 Results
	Flip Chart Notes (Word) (pdf)
	Marketing Worksheet Notes (Word) (pdf)
	Meeting 3 Evaluation Results (pdf)
Meeting 3 - Resources
	Discussion Board (Link)
	The Grove Consultants
		• This is where Janet gets some of her facilitator supplies, like extra large sticky notes.

When a parent quits smoking, it doesn't just affect his or her health, it can lead to healthier kids.

-Carol A. Johnson, M.D., Wichita, Kansas

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Meeting 3 - Information