Coalition Building
Tips for Effective Coalition Recruitment
Using these tips will help you recruit the people, skills, and resources to build your community coalition and support your policy priorities.
Tips for Engaging and Retaining Coalition Members tool
Bringing the right organizations and individuals together in a coalition is the first step toward achieving your shared policy goals.
Your Story Can Make a Difference
Stories inspire people. They allow someone to see issues and experiences through the eyes of another. They can teach people about issues and motivate them to take action.
Tips for Building Community Supporters
Does your campaign have a base of community supporters ready to activate when needed? A robust and wellconnected list of supporters will broaden the support base and significantly improve the ability to influence decision makers on the tobacco policies.
Root Cause Analysis Worksheet
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Tips for Recruiting Non-traditional Partners
When we use the term “non-traditional” organization in California’s tobacco-free movement, we are typically referring to any entity that does not receive funding from Proposition 99 and 56 tobacco taxes through the California Tobacco Control Program (CTCP).
Root Cause Analysis Facilitation Guide
The Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is a process used to discover the underlying or “root” causes of social issues, including the symptoms and problems of the issue, and to identify appropriate solutions. Languages: English | Spanish
Tobacco is no Friend of Business
Despite the gains California has made over the past years in reducing tobacco use, the tobacco industry continues to aggressively market its dangerous products to Californians on social media, in newspapers and magazines, and at the retail counter.