Gallatin County Smoke-free Workplace Campaign

  • Hahn, Ellen (PI)
  • Riker, Carol (CoI)

Grants and Contracts Details

Description

The purpose of this planning project is to build capacity for a smoke-free workplace ordinance in Gallatin County Kentucky. The primary goal is to use media advocacy strategies to enhance a smoke-free workplace campaign in Gallatin County. The objectives are to: engage hard-to-reach populations, train and advise the coalition to use evidence-based advocacy strategies, and plan a social marketing campaign to build demand for smoke-free environments. The long-term goal is policy change by local elected officials that will protect 100% of the Gallatin County population from secondhand smoke in all public places and workplaces. This 12-month planning project is designed to build demand for smoke-free workplace policy. KCSP will provide ongoing technical assistance and training for coalition members on the phases of a smoke-free workplace campaign and evidence-based advocacy strategies. We will advise the coalition on using evidence-based messages in the local weekly newspaper and on the health department website, social media sites, billboards, flyers, and posters posted in local small businesses. The Kentucky Center for Smoke-free Policy (KCSP) offers a Print Media Resource Center and messaging fact sheets that will help in this process. To target hard-to-reach populations in Gallatin County, we will customize print media (push card, poster, postcard, billboard, or newspaper ad) to target youth, low income groups, pregnant women, or Hispanics.
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date10/1/179/30/18

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