| Wednesday, 10 December 2003: 10:30 AM-12:00 PM | ||
| POLI-23. Raising Cigarette Taxes in the Heart of Marlboro Country* | ||
| POLI-24. Effective Tools For Fighting Efforts to Overturn Smokefree Legislation* | ||
| POLI-25. Wonked Out! There’s Got To Be Some Real People Behind These Stats | ||
| Wednesday, 10 December 2003: 1:30 PM-3:00 PM | ||
| POLI-27. Poster Session* | ||
| POLI-35. Surviving and Triumphing in Residential Settings with Secondhand Smoke Intrusions* | ||
| POLI-36. Our Turn To Listen - Policymakers Candidly Advise Advocates | ||
| POLI-37. Monitoring Tobacco Industry Sampling in California* | ||
| POLI-51. Getting the Most Out of Your 501(c)(3) Nonprofit* | ||
| POLI-52. Maintaining Tobacco Control Funding in Tough Budget Times* | ||
| POLI-53. Teens Against Tobacco: Pro-Health Teens Methods | ||
| POLI-54. Minimize Process, Maximize Results: Coalition Models of Success | ||
| Wednesday, 10 December 2003: 3:30 PM-5:00 PM | ||
| POLI-78. Collaboration is Key: How Program People and Advocates Can Work Together | ||
| POLI-79. Can States Still Restrict Tobacco Marketing and Regulate Tobacco Products?* | ||
| Thursday, 11 December 2003: 8:30 AM-10:00 AM | ||
| POLI-92. New Jersey in Action: “Spare the Air” Petition Drive | ||
| POLI-93. Public Health Challenges of New and Emerging Tobacco Products* | ||
| POLI-94. Economic Impact of Tobacco Tax Increases -- Another Win* | ||
| Thursday, 11 December 2003: 10:30 AM-12:00 PM | ||
| POLI-118. Clearing the Air: Preparing Communities for Clean Indoor Air Policy | ||
| POLI-134. Sowing the Seeds of Advocacy - Tending a Tobacco Control Advocacy Movement | ||
| POLI-135. David and Goliath: Innovative Tactics to Hold the Industry Accountable | ||
| POLI-136. How to Strengthen Smoking Policy on College Campuses* | ||
| POLI-137. State Quit Lines: Surviving the Revenue Crunch - Lessons Learned* | ||
| POLI-138. What Do You Do When a Tobacco Company Threatens to Sue? | ||
| Thursday, 11 December 2003: 1:30 PM-3:00 PM | ||
| POLI-145. Comprehensive Clean Indoor Air Policies: Models for Success and Failure* | ||
| POLI-146. Threats to State Tobacco Settlement Revenues: Reality and Myth | ||
| POLI-147. Policy Advocacy in Communities of Color: Lessons from the frontlines | ||
| POLI-148. Strategic Coalition Development for Passing Local Tobacco Policies* | ||
| POLI-164. FDA Regulation of Tobacco Products: Current Proposals and Prospects | ||
| POLI-165. Working with Organized Labor: Lessons from the Documents | ||
| POLI-166. "Call My Lawyer!" Legal Programs as Essential Tools for Public Policy* | ||
| Thursday, 11 December 2003: 3:30 PM-5:00 PM | ||
| POLI-168. Major Session: Potentially "Reduced" Harm Tobacco Products, Public Health Panacea or Pandemonium* | ||
| POLI-174. Major Session: The Framework Convention on Tobacco Control: A Look Ahead | ||
| Friday, 12 December 2003: 8:30 AM-10:00 AM | ||
| POLI-186. Smokefree Bar Compliance Strategies: Education then Enforcement* | ||
| POLI-187. Advocate's Guide to the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control | ||
| POLI-188. Youth Access, Tobacco-Free Sales Zones, and In-Store Promotion* | ||
| POLI-189. Effective Responses to the Growing Threat of Tobacco Sales Over the Internet* | ||
| POLI-203. Successfully Mobilizing the Faith Community at the State Level | ||
| Friday, 12 December 2003: 10:30 AM-12:00 PM | ||
| POLI-212. Effective Strategies for Repealing Preemption* | ||
| POLI-213. Protecting State Tobacco Tax Revenues and Tobacco Tax Increases* | ||
| POLI-214. Holding It All Together While Everything's Falling Apart - Massachusetts | ||
| POLI-216. Developing Successful Strategies For Statewide Partnerships | ||
| POLI-229. Scorched Earth. How To Keep Your Grassroots from Burning Out | ||
| POLI-230. Smoke Free New York, It Takes a Village "Part II" | ||
Back to The 2003 National Conference on Tobacco or Health (December 10-12, 2003)
* Presentation files available online