Powering Through for Policy Change Traci Kennedy Midwest Consultant Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights.

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Powering Through for Policy Change Traci Kennedy Midwest Consultant Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights

Missouri by the Numbers 29 smokefree ordinances 25% of Missourians covered by smokefree workplace law 14.9% decline in high school smoking rate 60,000# of callers to MO quitline from FY 2005 – FY 2013 Source: Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids – Toll of Tobacco in Missouri, Youth Tobacco Survey

Filling in the Gaps No more low-hanging fruit smoking rates, level of support Lack of regional support Challenging political climate

Back to the Basics Build a strong grassroots coalition Recruit resources to support the campaign Determine your deal-breakers, stick to it! Cultivate policy champions Implement media and educational campaigns Address Opposition Create a sense of urgency

Champions for Change

Join Us Become A Member Today Traci Kennedy, MPA Midwest t: