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Document D Document D Community Action Model Youth Leadership Project AGENDA Today we will share: 1. Who we are 2. What we are doing 3. How we are doing it 4. Why it matters WHO ARE WE? YOUTH LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE An organization dedicated

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Community Action Model Youth Leadership Project

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AGENDA

Today we will share: 1. Who we are 2. What we are doing 3. How we are doing it 4. Why it matters

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WHO ARE WE?

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YOUTH LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE COMMUNITY ACTION MODEL YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROJECT

An organization dedicated to community change and youth and adult partnerships. A group of young folks who are interested in addressing issues in their communities through policy change.

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WHAT ARE WE DOING?

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COMMUNITY CHANGE THROUGH POLICY CAMPAIGN

Our campaign work focuses on discussing how the density

  • f unhealthy advertising targets youth and our

communities specifically in Mission, Bayview and Tenderloin.

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HOW ARE WE DOING IT?

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YOUTH-LED PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH (YPAR)

We researched the issue of unhealthy advertising through the following methods: ❖ PhotoVoice ❖ Public Opinion Surveys ❖ Stakeholder Interviews ❖ Healthy Stores for Healthy Communities Surveying

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Through our research we found:

  • 93% of SF residents have access to up to 5

liquor stores within 3 blocks of them

  • 76% of SF residents believed that these

advertisements have negative impacts on their communities.

  • 91% of SF residents supported replacing

unhealthy advertising with community art.

OUR RESEARCH FINDINGS

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WHY DOES IT MATTER?

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WHY DOES THIS CAMPAIGN MATTER?

  • The density of unhealthy advertisements is both

a health equity and social justice issue. ○ Targets low-income communities, communities

  • f color, and SF youth.

○ African American, Asian American, and Latino residents are more likely to live in districts with the highest density. ○ Contributing to differences amongst communities in health impacts and health costs.

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REFLECTIONS FROM YOUTH ADVOCATES

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WHAT’S NEXT?

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OUR CAMPAIGN NEXT STEPS

  • Working with store owners.
  • Spreading campaign through social media.
  • Continuing to engage stakeholders and similar
  • rganizations.
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YOU CAN SUPPORT US BY

Endorsing our policy. We are looking for folks to support the work that we are doing. Spreading the word. Follow YLI on FaceBook and Instagram. FaceBook: Youth Leadership Institute Instagram: @ylinstitute

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Questions?

Thank you!