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The appendix documents are listed below according to section. All documents can be downloaded for use in your campaign. Just click the title to download the document.

All Appendix items are PDFs unless otherwise noted

RELATED ITEMS
Tobacco retailer education materials to reduce sales to minors
Tobacco Retail Licensing - Answering your Opponents' Questions
The Center for Tobacco Policy & Organizing

Tobacco Control Laws That Affect Retail Businesses

The newly revised brochure, “Tobacco Control Laws That Affect Retail Businesses,” incorporates information on new legislation related to retailer licensing and self-service displays.

Order this brochure (J293) from TECC via their online Sales Catalog or by calling TECC Customer Service at (800) 258-9090 ext. 103 or 230.
California STORE Campaign Formative Research: Merchant Focus Groups
       In Document the Problem: Merchant Education (pg.1-7)

Ethnic Tobacco Education Networks Project Summaries
       In Document the Problem: Merchant Education (pg.7)
Communities of Excellence (CX) Indicators Related to The STORE Campaign
       In Overview (pg.2-3)
LLAs Addressing Indicators Related to The STORE Campaign
       In Overview (pg. 2-3)

Tobacco Control Laws Affecting Retail Businesses
       In Implement Activities: Merchant Education (pg. 4)
Key Opinion Leader Survey: Year One Report | Survey Instrument
       In Document the Problem: The Political Environment (pg. 1-2)

GLOSSARIES
Glossary of Intervention Options
Glossary of Community Organizing Terms
Glossary of Retail Environment Terms

CASE STUDIES
Case Study Summaries
Case Studies on the Implementation and Enforcement of Local Tobacco Retailer Licensing Ordinances in California (2006)
Citizen Citations, LA Link (1997)
       In Implement Activities: Merchant Education (pg. 6)
Effectiveness of a Policy to Reduce Tobacco Sales to Minors, Vista Community Clinic (June 2000)
       In Implement Activities: New Policy (pg. 5)
Effectiveness of an Intervention to Achieve Voluntary Reductions in POP Tobacco Advertising, Vista Community Clinic (June 2000)
       In Implement Activities: Merchant Education (pg. 6)
Health Promotores, San Francisco (1993)
        In Implement Activities: Merchant Education (pg. 6)
Milpitas KICK Club and Police Reduce Illegal Sales to Minors, Stanford Center for Research in Disease Prevention (December 1999)
       In Implement Activities: Enforcement (pg. 1)
Using a City Sign Law to Reduce Illegal Sales to Minors, Stanford Center for Research in Disease Prevention
       In Implement Activities: Enforcement (pg. 1)
Enforcement Approach to Ads in Stores, Pasadena Tobacco Control Program
       In Implement Activities: Enforcement (pg. 1)
The Good Guys Club, ALA Superior Branch (2000)
       In Implement Activities: Merchant Education (pg. 6)
Tobacco Free San Mateo County Project, American Lung Association of San Francisco and San Mateo Counties (June 2001)
       In Implement Activities: New Policy (pg. 5)
Voluntary Approach to Ads in Stores, North Valley Region
       In Implement Activities: Merchant Education (pg. 6)





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