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Community Briefing on Youth and Alcohol On behalf of the (insert name of your organization), welcome to the (insert name of your community) Community Briefing on Youth and Alcohol Our Community Briefing is sponsored by Take It Back - a national, youth-directed movement to reduce alcohol problems. Take It Back is not an organization, a program or a group – it’s a dynamic movement that’s focused on research and action. This presentation contains five sections: I. Introduction II. “Big Picture” data III. Alcohol problems in the community IV. Call to Action V. Conclusion You will need to insert the name of your youth group and your town, region or community into this slide by using Arial font in 40 point size in white. Slides 3 and 4 help your audience understand you’re part of a national effort to get youth involved in taking action on alcohol issues. PowerPoint Presentation Talking Points Instructions for use: 1. 2. 3. ©2008 FACE. All rights reserved.
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Community Briefingon Youth and Alcohol
On behalf of the(insert name of your organization),
welcome to the
(insert name of your community)
Community Briefing on Youth and Alcohol
Our Community Briefing is sponsored by Take It Back - a national, youth-directed movement to reduce alcohol problems.
Take It Back is not an organization, a program or agroup – it’s a dynamic movement that’sfocused on research and action.
This presentation contains five sections:
I. Introduction
II. “Big Picture” data
III. Alcohol problems in the community
IV. Call to Action
V. Conclusion
You will need to insert the name of your
youth group and your town, region or
community into this slide by using Arial
font in 40 point size in white.
Slides 3 and 4 help your audience
understand you’re part of a national
effort to get youth involved in taking
action on alcohol issues.
PowerPoint Presentation Talking Points
Instructions for use:
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©2008 FACE. All rights reserved.
Our youth organization has chosen to
be part of this national movement to
focus attention on the youth and alcoholproblems in our community.
The Impact of Alcohol
Alcohol is the primary contributor to the leading causes of adolescent death in the
United States; car crashes, accidentsand suicide.
Source: NIAAA, 2003
Alcohol Consumption
Between 12 and 20% of all alcohol consumedin the United States is used by peopleunder the age of 21.
Source: Foster et el., 2003
If someone asks you who sponsors
TAKE IT BACK, you should tell them it’s
sponsored by FACE, a national non-profit
organization that produces resources on
alcohol issues. FACE is based out
of Michigan.
Slides 5, 6 and 7 set the stage for the
impact of alcohol on youth at the
national level.
©2008 FACE. All rights reserved.
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If you use other facts, make sure you
identify the source, and keep it brief. We
used Arial font in 28 point in white. The
source was done in 10.5 point font.
Age of First Use Matters
Over 95% of the adults in the United States who are alcohol-dependent started drinking before they were 21 years of age.
Source: SAMSHA, 2004
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If you have access to a copy of the film
“this place,” this would be a good place to
show it. The film captures today’s youth
drinking culture. It also looks at the
environments that youth are exposed to,
and offers a glimpse into what some
communities are choosing to do about it.”
If you do not have access to the film, insert
examples of local data or photos from your
CAP Survey findings.
Use the following five slides to provide data
(evidence) about the alcohol problem in
the community your group has chosen. If
you have experts speaking during this
section, insert their information (if possible)
into these slides.
Copy blank slides if you need more than
five slides in this section. Inserting other
speaker’s information into your own
overview helps the program flow and
makes the overall presentation appear
seamless.
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What We’re Going To Do:
What Adults Can Do:
What Other Youth Can Do:
Use this slide to identify what your youth
group is going to do. If it takes two
slides to explain, copy the blank slide and
use it as a follow up slide. Be clear, specific
and confident.
Use this slide to identify what you want
adults to do. If it takes two slides to
explain, copy the blank slide and use it as a
follow up slide. Be clear, specific and
confident.
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Use this slide to identify what you want
other youth to do. Be clear, specific and
confident.
Conclusion A. Verbally recap key points from your
briefing.
B. State immediate next steps on the
conclusion slide or verbally.
C. Identify how youth and adults can
become involved with your group on
your project.
Remind participants to take the
post-test before they leave.
Remind people about the sign-up
sheet if they want to get involved.
Thank your sponsors.
Thank people for attending.
Drive safe.
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