1. Youth Taking Action Teen Driving Summit
Barron County
Youth Taking Action Teen Driving Summit
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2. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
All day event
National Speaker
Variety of activities
Simulations
Advocacy training
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3. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Over 400 students
All 7 school districts
State and local law enforcement
Local technical college
Local emergency responders
AT&T
Local Media
Many partners
Elected Officials
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4. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Driving simulators
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5. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Texting while biking
Drunk goggle activities
Heavy equipment
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6. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Share a tip
Distraction activities
Sign the pledge
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7. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Body chalk
Battle of the Belts
Photo booth
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8. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Mock Crash
Student volunteers
Local emergency responders
Emergency management
Law enforcement
Funeral Home
Medical Examiner
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9. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Extras
Texting service
Hashtag
Live twitter feed
Scavenger hunt
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10. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Outcomes
School Toolkits
Jump drives
Materials
Signs for parking lots
Activities within schools
2 communities have duplicated the event
Driving simulator
Member of Cross Roads Teen Driving Safety, quarterly teen safety meetings and on going grant funding
Decreases in YRBS data
Over a 10% decrease in 16, 17 and 18 year olds texting, ing or talking while driving in the past 30 days!
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11. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Why
Logan Melgosa
Act Out Loud Contest
Youth Forum
Act Out Loud is a teen-led contest that encourages youth across the country to take action to help keep what you value most - your friends, freedom and fun. 
Act Out Loud 2014 has one project goal - to plan and host a safe teen-driving rally in your school and/or community in April or May 2014, in support of Global Youth Traffic Safety Month. 
focus on educating your peers and communities on the three primary causes of teen crash fatalities:  speeding; lack of seatbelt usage and distractions caused by teen passengers. 
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12. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Getting Started
Step
Due Date
Reward
Payment Timing
Step 1: Submit rally date, location and final plans for rally
3/1/14
Toolkit and $300
Week of March 17
Step 2: Submit a design for an original poster for the toolkit (optional)
12/16/13
$200
Step 3: Submit a design for an original t-shirt design (optional)
01/13/14
Step 4: Host a teen safe driving rally on their school grounds or in the local community
April/May 2014
N/A
Step 5: Submit a final rally report in video or picture slideshow format
05/23/14
$300
May
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13. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Planning Committee
Met monthly
One adult representative from each school (counselors)
2-3 students from each school
Safe & Stable Families Coalition
Restorative Justice
Local hospitals
Local law enforcement/emergency response
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14. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Funding
Crossroads Teen Driving
Coalition
Local and National Partners
DPI mini grant (student ATODA mini grant) $1,000
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15. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
Tips
Involved kids later and include in adult meetings
Schedule near event (prom, graduation)
Use personal contacts when contacting businesses
Ask local technical college/school
programs for volunteers
Invite elected officials
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16. Youth Taking Action, Teen Driving Summit
THANK YOU
Sarah Turner
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