[HealthyTribes] HPCDP TPEP Tribal Digest #2- 10/9/20

Fri Oct 9 15:28:26 PDT 2020

Dear Tribal TPEP Programs,

Happy Friday!

We heard from several of you that you appreciate the new bi-weekly "HPCDP Digest" as a streamlined way to share updates and resources to the listservs.  Please see updates below and continue to share community updates, resources and information that we can share out in the next Digest. Please keep the feedback coming about what might be helpful to your work.

  1.  Shout outs!
     *   The city of Roseburg (Douglas County), with the help of the Blue Zones Project, the Douglas County Public Health Network and many others, passed a smokefree downtown outdoor events policy, September 28, 2020. The effort had broad community support and brought a variety of voices to pass the policy. Congratulations Roseburg for taking steps to protect the health of your community.  Contact Christin Rutledge with questions at christin at DouglasPublicHealthNetwork.org<mailto:christin at DouglasPublicHealthNetwork.org>

     *   Clatsop County Commissioners honor 10 years of community-driven public health! The Community Health Advocacy and Resource Team (CHART) was founded a decade ago to support community members as they push for the best possible health in Clatsop County.  Their partnership over the years has streamlined information and resource sharing and built strong collaborative relationships.  Recent successes include the passage of a tobacco retailer license countywide.  On September 23rd, the Clatsop Board of Commissioners honored the group for their many contributions.  See the brief 10-minute presentation<https://youtu.be/FoGSt8VTBGE> as one example of how to celebrate collaboration!  Check minutes 1:45-11:45 of the Commission meeting for Julia Hesse, Jill Quackenbush, CHART members, and thankful local leaders.  Contact Julia Hesse with questions at jhesse at co.clatsop.or.us<mailto:jhesse at co.clatsop.or.us>

     *   Malheur County Prevention sponsored  a Hands Around the Park for Recovery chalk art event (see attached).  Participants  included faith based and other youth groups, families, community partner businesses, and so many more!  There have been over a hundred messages on the sidewalks of Malheur County - all the way from Ontario to Jordan Valley and in between.  The Drug Free Coalition also participated in a sign rally using signs from the "Don't Give Up" program - over 12,000 cars passed by the sign rallies. Contact Judi Trask with questions at jtrask at lifeways.org<mailto:jtrask at lifeways.org>.

  1.  Webinar: What's New in Supporting Oregonians with Disabilities to be Tobacco Free.  Join us for this free webinar, a collaboration between OHA-PHD HPCDP and the Oregon Office on Disability and Health at OHSU. We'll talk about the Oregon Quit Line new "Text to Quit" initiative, the latest research on COVID-19 and smoking, Oregon's initiative to allow pharmacies to prescribe cessation medication, and accessing self management programs to quit smoking. Register in advance at: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_bZY1hrGaToag0FJHdHXW7g

  1.  Webinar: Can't Stop, Won't Stop:  Smokefree Organizing in Unusual Times. October 15 (12:00 PT):  During this rapid pace, 60 minute presentation the American Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation team out in the field will share lessons learned and innovative approaches deployed in Louisiana, Indiana, Alaska, California and with sovereign Tribal Nations. ANRF is also releasing a new tipsheet called Virtual Organizing: Smokefree Education During the Pandemic.  Registration required at https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJApdeCrrzguEtJpZLkW8NB3M91JCZSmjkTi?_x_zm_rtaid=QKQhghu0S42XjMeG0A2Wxw.1600889643248.081d0ee9b7149e12e5bb36f93ea00e95&_x_zm_rhtaid=282

  1.  Tobacco Prevention Campaign Highlights.  Our tobacco prevention media campaign (We See / They See in English, Vemos / Ven in Spanish) wrapped up in July with strong results: 92,500 clicks on our ads, 45,334 new website users, 7 TV news segments, and Spanish ads outperformed English, inspiring us to develop a new Spanish-language cessation campaign - stay tuned! And it's not over - you can keep using the campaign elements to support your prevention strategy.  Even more content and information can be found in the Campaign Toolkit on the TPEP Portal! Contact Sarah Wylie with questions at SARAH.A.WYLIE at dhsoha.state.or.us<mailto:SARAH.A.WYLIE at dhsoha.state.or.us>.

  1.  First Counter Tools convening a success- thanks to our TPEP partners! This week, Counter Tools convened a training and sharing session titled "Getting Unstuck."  Trainer Mollie Mayfield shared a review of some of her favorite helpful resources to think through how to make progress during the era of COVID.  Many thanks to our community TPEP partners who made the event excellent by sharing wins, techniques, and tactical shifts that you have engaged during this unusual time.  The recording and support materials are available for those who missed it on the TPEP Portal.  Stay tuned in two weeks for an update about future Counter Tools convenings!  Check out the TPEP Portal for the posted recording<https://www.dropbox.com/sh/i23g79lhnaxv94g/AABMli9mCF6JsIZan7HgBEUaa?dl=0&preview=Webinar_GettingUnstuck_2020.10.07.mp4> of this training and related materials!  Contact Derek Smith with questions at Derek.smith at state.or.us<mailto:Derek.smith at state.or.us>.

  1.  School district recruitment for the 2020 Student Health Survey is underway.  School district recruitment for the 2020 Student Health Survey is underway. Please see attached recruitment letter sent to districts and visit the SHS website at www.healthoregon.org/shs<http://www.healthoregon.org/shs> for more information, resources and FAQs for parents, schools and students.   Stay tuned for a real-time recruitment and participation status tool that we'll share out soon.  Contact Vicky Buelow with questions at victoria.h.buelow at state.or.us<mailto:victoria.h.buelow at state.or.us>

  1.  Tool for Social Media Posts and Success Stories - the Bite-Size Story Template.  Are you looking to craft the perfect social media post, or write a brief and compelling program success story? This is the tool for you (see attached)! First created by the Met Group as part of the Tobacco Retail Assessment Report rollout, we created a more general version to use for program success stories. It's also a helpful "formula" for a social media post. Use the tool to draft your own social media posts or stories about local program successes. Contact Sarah Wylie with questions at SARAH.A.WYLIE at dhsoha.state.or.us<mailto:SARAH.A.WYLIE at dhsoha.state.or.us>.

Thank you,

Ashley Thirstrup, MPA
Manager, Community Policy, Systems and Environmental Change
OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY
Public Health Division
Health Promotion & Chronic Disease Prevention Section
Ashley.thirstrup at dhsoha.state.or.us<mailto:Ashley.thirstrup at dhsoha.state.or.us>
Desk: (971) 673-1026
Cell: (503) 720-2557
www.oregon.gov/OHA<http://www.oregon.gov/OHA>

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The Oregon Public Health Division is located on the traditional village sites of the Multnomah, Kathlamet, Clackamas, Chinook, Tualatin, Kalapuya, Molalla, and other Indigenous nations.

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