WORKSHOP FOR ADVOCATES:
PUTTING THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY’S WORDS TO WORK FOR YOU
 

TOBACCO CONTROL AND CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY EVENT: SAVE THE DATE!
 
The University of California, San Francisco Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education (CTCRE), an inter-disciplinary research community, announces a one-day workshop on using tobacco industry documents for advocacy.  This workshop will cover: introduction to tobacco industry databases; hands-on practice searching and extracting key industry documents under the supervision of expert documents researchers; examples of ways in which the documents can be of use for public health work in your community; and opportunities to network and brainstorm with top documents researchers and other advocates.
 
Date:            Saturday, June 4, 2005
Time:            10:15am to 5pm
 
Place:  University of California, San Francisco Kalmanovitz Library
            530 Parnassus Avenue
            San Francisco, California
 
Cost:    $25 registration fee to reserve your place, refundable upon completion of workshop.  Deadline is May 20^th, registration is on first come, first served basis and space is limited to 40 participants.  Lunch and resource materials will be provided.  For information about registering for the workshop, please contact: Jessica Knox, jessica.knox@ucsf.edu or 415-476-0140.