Community collaborator Sample Clauses

Community collaborator. Involve at least ten to twelve (10-12) youth in the community collaborator activities. Conduct consummated YTPS in a large (at least 40% of all known retailers) random sampling of tobacco retailers in Xxxx City where minors are permitted. Conduct about three hundred (~300) POS. Complete and implement strategy chart per timeline (using Midwest Academy Strategy Chart.) This includes identifying key stakeholders and allies, opponents, tactics and media to advocate for strong tobacco retailer licensing in the City of Xxxx City. Disseminate survey results. Methods and strategy to identify model tobacco retail licensing policies will be determined by YLI staff, youth participants, community partners and TEC members. Develop two (2) articles or press releases highlighting survey results and tobacco retail licensing activities for distribution to local newspapers and other community newsletters. Conduct at least five (5) presentations and/or in-person meetings with key opinion leaders, stakeholders including but not limited to the police chief, city council members, chamber of commerce and community and/or faith based groups highlighting survey results and sharing information on effectiveness of tobacco retail licensing as a way to limit sales of tobacco to minors. Conduct one (1) presentation to the Xxxx City Council highlighting survey results and sharing information on effectiveness of tobacco retail licensing as a way to limit sales of tobacco to minors. Collect at least twelve (12) endorsements and/or letters of support from community groups, stakeholders endorsing the tobacco retail licensing model policy. If the Xxxx City Council does not adopt the policy within the contract period the grantee agrees to provide media advocacy in on-going support for the policy.
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