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Promoting Health Through Media Education
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Promoting Health Through Media Education is an informational piece produced by Youth Empowerment in Action! The video highlights the importance of media education and how we can use media for positive advocacy.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health

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Kids PSA
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This PSA was produced by Youth Empowerment in Action! in August of 2006 and shows the opinions of cigarette smoking from kids.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health

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Trees PSA
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The Trees PSA was written by a 5th grade student in January of 2007 and shows how smoking relates to the environment.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health

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Tobacco Education and Media
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Tobacco Education and Media is an information video produced by Youth Empowerment in Action showing the affect big tobacco has on influencing people to smoke and how media education helps in the fight.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health

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Project Citizen
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Project Citizen is an informational piece showing how the Youth Empowerment in Action program implemented the Project Citizen program into 3 of their schools in early 2006.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health

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Healthy and Active-Scott County
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Healthy and Active Scott County highlights the first year of Missouri Foundation for Health's Healthy and Active Program in Scott County, Missouri.

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Healthy and Active Scott County PSA #1 Fall 2008
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Jump roping students tell about the importance of exercising everyday. Program funded by the Missouri Foundation for Health

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Healthy and Active Scott County PSA #2 Fall 2008
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The students at school look over the menu and decide its time for a change. Program funded by the Missouri Foundation for Health

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Healthy and Active Scott County PSA #3 Fall 2008
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Students sitting at lunch are tired of the same old junk food and show why they want change. Program funded by the Missouri Foundation for Health

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Healthy and Active Scott County PSA #4 Fall 2008
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Three students at Scott County Central talk about how eating healthy is not only good for you, but good to eat as well.

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Center on Media and Child Health: Protecting Children in the Information Age
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A great informational video produced by the Harvard School of Public Health about the need for Media Literacy.

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Nightmare on Cozens Street
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Nightmare on Cozens Street is a parody of Nightmare on Elm Street showing the dangers of cigarette smoking. It was produced in October of 2006 by the 7th and 8th grade students at Jennings Junior High.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health.

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Good and Evil
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Good and Evil was produced in August of 2006 by the student of Jennings Junior High. The video shows that it isn't so hard to make the right decisions when it comes to smoking.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health.

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Off To See The Wizard...
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Off To See The Wizard was shot at Double Helix Television studios in August of 2006 by the students at Jennings Junior High. The video parodies The Wizard of Oz and creatively shows how tobacco companies target kids.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health

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Gone But Not Forgotten
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Gone But Not Forgotten was shot at Double Helix on the blue screen. The video shows how everyone is affected by a person's decision to smoke.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health.

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Dining With Tobacco
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Dining With Tobacco was produced by the students at Jennings Junior High in January of 2007. The video shows the irony of students ordering the ingredients of a cigarette at a restaurant.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health.

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Wanted
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Wanted was produced by the students at Jennings Junior High. The video shows a mugshot line-up of some notorious criminals and compares that to the crime of big tobacco executives.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health.

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Stop The Loose, Stop The Use
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Stop the Loose, Stop the Use was produced by the All-Stars at Jennings High School. It is a public service announcement to show why the sale of loose cigarettes needs to be enforced.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health.

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"Saw 4" - Smoking isn't a game
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This parody of the Saw movies shows why parents must choose not to smoke for the sake of their family.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health.

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"I'm not so fake" Music Video
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The kids at Jennings Jr. High produced a song telling why they will never start smoking. Along with the song, they produced this music video.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health.

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"What Celebrities Should Be Like"
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This video produced by the kids in the Wellston School District was their idea about how a role model should act and how to influence others not to smoke.
Funding for this video by the Missouri Foundation for Health.

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St. Louis, MO 63121 USA