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AHA Fitness Project [download full report]
The American Heart Association Youth Fitness and Tobacco Ed ucation/Prevention
Program has as its focus for the second year, the promotion and enhancement of physical fitness opportunities in Florida schools and reducing the number of youth who will use or currently use tobacco products. Children in the United States today are less fit than a generation ago and are exhibiting early risk signs of cardiovascular disease such as weight gain, higher cholesterol levels, and increased use of tobacco products (American Heart Association, 1998).
This report was first published in: 2001
A Page at a Time Project [download full report]
The Artful Truth–Healthy Propaganda Arts project was developed by The Wolfsonian–Florida International University, as part of the Florida Department of Health, Division of Health
Awareness and Tobacco programs. The program provides participating educators with a instructor manual, student workbooks, visual aids, and financial resources. The curriculum
consists of a set of hands-on activities that help children develop a conceptual framework and vocabulary for analyzing or “reading” visual images and design. These skills are first developed
using images from the Wolfsonian collection and then applied more specifically to analyzing the
underlying purpose and methods of tobacco advertising.
This report was first published in: 2003
Artful Truth Year 1 Appendices [download full report]
Guidelines for Administering the
Tobacco Use and Attitude Survey
This report was first published in: 2004
Artful Truth-Healthy Propaganda Arts Project [download full report]
Cover Sheet to Accompany the Artful Truth-Healthy Propaganda Arts Project
The Wolfsonian-Florida International University
This report was first published in: 2000
Artful Truth-Healthy Propaganda Arts Project [download full report]
The Artful Truth-Healthy Propaganda Arts project was developed by The Wolfsonian -
Florida International University, as part of the Florida Office of Tobacco Control
Programs. The program provides participating educators a resource manual, training, and
financial resources. The curriculum consists of a set of hands-on activities that help
children develop a conceptual framework and vocabulary for analyzing or “reading”
visual images and design. These skills are first developed using images from the
Wolfsonian collection and then applied more specifically to analyzing the underlying
purpose and methods of tobacco advertising.
This report was first published in: 2001
Artful Truth Program Visual Literacy Scoring Rubric [download full report]
Visual Literacy Scoring Rubric
This report was first published in: 2001
Artful Truth Year 1 Final Report [download full report]
This evaluation has as its primary focus the impact of Artful Truth-Healthy Propaganda
Arts Project on the young people who participated in the program. The analysis will also
address in a more limited manner the secondary impact on participants’ schoolmates and
other children and youth who engaged with the program either through school activities
or subsequent experiences provided by The Wolfsonian.
This report was first published in: 2001
Artful Truth-Healthy Propaganda Arts Project - Table of Contents [download full report]
Table of Contents
This report was first published in: 2001
Artful Truth Year 1 Tables [download full report]
Lists of Tables relating to the Artful Truth Year 1 project
This report was first published in: 2001
Executive Summary & Table of Contents for the Sports for Life Program [download full report]
The Sports for Life Program proposed to combine “various state, regional, and
local level sports and recreational programming organizations with youth
organizations and public schools to develop a statewide youth program that will
empower youngsters to make healthy choices regarding tobacco use.” The goal
of the Sports for Life program was to attract youth to participate in sports, a
positive alternative to tobacco use, while infusing the youth sports industry with a
positive tobacco-free message. It was intended to serve both youth who are
currently involved in mainstream organized team and individualized sports and
for other youth who are engaged or attracted to “alternative” or “extreme”
sporting activities who may be more at risk for smoking behaviors.
This report was first published in: 1999
Sports for Life Program - Final Evaluation [download full report]
In the proposal as submitted to the Florida Tobacco Pilot Program in 1998, the
Sports for Life Program proposed to combine “various state, regional, and local
level sports and recreational programming organizations with youth organizations
and public schools to develop a statewide youth program that will empower
youngsters to make healthy choices regarding tobacco use.”
This report was first published in: 1999
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