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Created Network website which will house a National Directory of the Networks, provided information about promising and best practices, and published a newsletter with news, important reports and job opportunities
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Maintained and strengthened the National Latino Tobacco Control Network
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Facilitated learning and information sharing between network
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Assessed the impact of tobacco on the population as well as gaps in data, intervention and/or evaluation
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Described strategies/methodologies used for evaluation of progress and performance. Reporting results to enhance progress and performance
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Described thoroughly support and participation in the central website development and maintenance
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Established the Steering and Advisory Committees. Held one face-to-face meeting of the Steering Committee and one face-to-face meeting of the Steering and Advisory Committees. Held three conference calls between all committee members
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Engaged in providing technical assistance activities with APPEAL and the LGBT Network to tobacco control advocates in Minnesota
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Co-sponsored an Asian-Latino Leadership Training Program in tandem with APPEAL and UNIDOS in Los Angeles, California
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Supported Network development activities for the DC Metro Area, Health Council
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Supported the Indiana Tobacco Cessation and Prevention (ITPC) Stakeholders Exchange and Latino Cessation counselors in Indiana
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Supported Bi-National Tobacco and ATOD activities in the US Mexico Border Health Association in tandem with USMBHA
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Promoted the utilization of the Illinois Quitline referral form in health care settings in Illinois