The purpose of the Tribal Tobacco Advocacy Toolkit is to support tribes and tribal allies. Use these customizable tools, ideas, and resources in your own public health work. Together, we can work to reduce the health inequities of Native people—for the present generation and for seven generations to come.
The Canli Coalition Framework shows the interconnected efforts that contributed to the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe’s passing of a Smoke-Free Air Ordinance in 2015.
There is no beginning or end to the framework process. Each component leads to another. You can start anywhere, but education and policy activities must include community engagement to be effective. Cultural lifeways are embedded in the framework to remind you to customize initiatives to fit your communities’ culture.
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Community Engagement
Collect & Share Data
Collect Local Surveys
Find State or National Data
Share data in a meaningful way
Policy Advocacy
Raise Awareness
Education
Community
Coordinate Events
Policy
Engage Stakeholders
Draft & Revise
