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Alcopop Free-Zone Campaign MakeMake YourYour OwnOwn Alcopop-FreeAlcopop-Free ZoneZone™™ AlcoholAlcohol JusticeJustice withwith YouthYouth forfor JusticeJustice (Jovenes(Jovenes porpor lala Justicia)Justicia) Our Mission Alcohol Justice, the industry watchdog, promotes evidence-based public health policies and organizes campaigns with diverse communities and youth against the alcohol industry’s harmful practices. California is the Largest Alcohol Market in the U.S. California alcohol sales $19.5 billion in 2005 More than 817,322,000 gallons of alcohol were sold in California in 2005* Beer represented almost 80% of these sales Alcohol-related Deaths in CA Yearly: 9,439 Deaths caused by: Illness: 5,382 (more than half) Injury: 2,371 Traffic Collision: 1,144 Violent Crime: 533 One person dies every hour due to alcohol use The Cost of Alcohol in California $38.4 Billion !Roughly $1,000 per California resident or $3,000 per family ! 8 billion is public government cost ! Current taxes are only 8 cents per drink Big Alcohol’s Tactics " Consolidate into global firms " Market: Get kids hooked " Lobby: undermine effective prevention and keep taxes low " Public Relations: Blame parents (schools, servers, cops) " Public Relations: Fund ineffective prevention Big Alcohol: Big Beer Duopoly " Parent companies HQ in Belgium (Brazilian run) and England " 80% of the U.S. beer market MillerCoors: $315 million advertising 7 beers $1,367,000 federal lobbying $426,930 fed campaign ABInBev: contributions $395 million advertising 9 beers $3,460,000 federal lobbying $373,500 federal campaign contributions Big Alcohol: Spirits & Wine Powerhouse HQ: England Top spirits producer $99 million advertising $1.96 million federal lobbying $161,578 fed contributions Connected to tobacco / wine Lobbying Arms Front Groups Bacardi U.S.A. Beam GlobalBrown- Anheuser- FormanConstellation Brands Busch InBev DIAGEOHood River Distillers Asahi Pernod-Ricard Breweries Sidney Frank Importing Co. Bacardi-Martini Beam Global Brown-Forman Diageo Heineken Molson Coors Pernod Ricard SABMiller What can we do? Increase alcohol prices (taxes and fees) Stop youth-oriented products (AEDs, alcopops) Restrict alcohol advertising Refuse Big Alcohol funding and messages Expose industry PR, lobbying, marketing LetLet’’ss playplay aa gamegame…… PickPick thethe Alcopop!Alcopop! WhatWhat areare Alcopops?Alcopops? • Flavored malt beverages • Sweet, bubbly, fruity Wine • Taste117.84* like soda, juice, or energy drinks • Bright colors,Beer energetic names 651.25* • Low cost • Super-sized, single-serving “One can of Blast consumed in a single occasion is a binge-drinking episode” Letter to Pabst from State Attorneys General (MD, AZ, CA, CT, Guam, ID, IL, IA, KY, ME, MA, NM, OH, OK, TN, UT, WA, and the City Attorney of San Francisco) Phusion Products Makers of Four Loko Graphic thanks to Oregon Partnership Supersized Alcopops • 8-12% alcohol by volume • 23.5 - 24 oz. cans • Alcopops • Slick youth marketing • Smaller versions still supersized • Single-Servings but huge WhoWho consumesconsumes Alcopops?Alcopops? •• InIn CACA 47%47% ofof allall alcopopsalcopops areare consumedconsumed byby youthyouth •• UnderageUnderage drinkingdrinking generatesgenerates 2020 billionbillion inin revenuerevenue nationwidenationwide •• One-thirdOne-third ofof girlsgirls agesages 12-1812-18 yearsyears BigBig AlcoholAlcohol’’ss 3-point-plan3-point-plan forfor TargetingTargeting YouthYouth 1) Create brand confusion with non- alcoholic versions 2) Provide a cheap alternative to mixing energy drinks with alcohol 3) Deploy youth-friendly grassroots and viral marketing TypesTypes ofof HarmHarm AssociatedAssociated withwith AlcoholAlcohol Illness Crime Injury Traffic Steps to Building an AFZ Campaign ! Build local coalition of youth, alcohol policy advocates, public health leaders, schools, faith and members of the community Wine 117.84* Beer 651.25* Steps to Building an AFZ Campaign - Train youth members on how to organize a campaign - Celebrate retailers who support the Alcopop-Free Zone™ Campaign Wine 117.84* Beer 651.25* CampaignCampaign ActivitiesActivities PassPass citycity andand countycounty resolutionsresolutionsWine inin supportsupport 117.84* Beer 651.25* CampaignCampaign ActivitiesActivities DirectDirect ActionAction atat CircleCircle KK CampaignCampaign ActivitiesActivities DirectDirect ActionAction CampaignCampaign AchievementsAchievements • Passed Resolutions supporting Alcopop-Free Zone™ Campaign: May 2012 Marin County Board of Supervisors June 2012 San Rafael City Council Wine September 2012 Novato City Council 117.84* • Seven stores have stopped selling alcopops Beer 651.25* • Local resident and small business support • Got great media coverage YouthYouth RecruitmentRecruitment - Recruit youth from the local neighborhood - youth bring other youth - Provide a monthly stipend based on attendance - Provide home made food - Hire youth interns to manage the campaign SocialSocial MediaMedia Wine 117.84* Beer 651.25* YouthYouth CoordinationCoordination ofof campaigncampaign - Youth run the meetings with general consensus - Youth train each other on responsibilities - They develop their ownWine strategies and tactics 117.84* Beer 651.25* TakingTaking ActionAction growsgrows membershipmembership - Each time we take action at a local retailer our youth membership grows Wine - Our adult base of support117.84* also grows -We have support from the City of San Rafael, the local Beer police department and the probation651.25* department - Local politicians attend youth rallies to engage their voters WeWe havehave thethe rightright toto protectprotect ourour communitescommunites !!!! MakeMake YourYour OwnOwn Alcopop-FreeAlcopop-Free ZoneZone™™ CampaignCampaign Alcohol Justice will Help! Wine alcopopfreezone.usalcopopfreezone.us117.84* facebook.com/alcopopfreezonecanal Beer 651.25* MakeMake YourYour OwnOwn Alcopop-FreeAlcopop-Free ZoneZone™™ CampaignCampaign Alcohol Justice will Help! Wine alcopopfreezone.usalcopopfreezone.us117.84* facebook.com/alcopopfreezonecanal Beer 651.25* Make Your Own Alcopop-Free Zone ™™ Contact info: Jorge Castillo, Advocacy Director 213-840-3336 [email protected].
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