Sugar Summit 2023

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THIS SUMMIT IS OPEN TO ONLY:
PUBLIC HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, PUBLIC HEALTH ADVOCATES, MEDICAL AND DENTAL PROFESSIONALS, POLICYMAKERS, PUBLIC HEALTH STUDENTS, RESEARCHERS

First Name

Last Name

Email address

What are your preferred pronouns?

Phone:

Organization:

Job Title:

City:

State:

Zip Code:

Twitter Handle:

LinkedIn URL:

Instagram Handle:

These questions are designed to gather information for an asset map of people/organizations working in the field of sugar/sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) reduction and to ensure that only public health advocates are registering for the summit. The asset map will be shared with all summit participants. This resource will allow participants to network and partner after the summit has ended. You may “Opt Out” of being included in our asset map at the end of this questionnaire.

Which of these approaches does your organization work on in the Sugar/SSB reduction realm? Check all that apply.

Kids meals/restaurant meals

SSB taxes

SNAP/government food supports

Warning labels

Procurement/vending/food service guidelines

Healthy food & beverage retail

Ending university pouring rights contracts

School foods

Advertising & marketing

Water access

SSB education

Preemption

Other

Other

Other

How high a priority is Sugar/SSB reduction work for your organization?

Assets/skill sets: For each area set out below, please use the numbers below to mark the strength of your organization's assets or skills. Our assets/skills in this area are:

Communications/media

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Publications

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Equity expertise

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Relationships with grassroots/impacted communities

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Local Sugar/SSB campaign experience

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

State Sugar/SSB campaign experience

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Federal advocacy/relationships

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Access to local/state networks

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Volunteers, staff, or members in multiple states who can be part of campaign coalitions

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Lobbying

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Policy expertise

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Legal expertise

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Research

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Evaluation/data collection

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Funding for others’ work

1 – Minimal (little or no knowledge)

2 – Some (have knowledge)

3 – Moderate (have participated in efforts)

4 – Strong (have led efforts)

Would you find it useful to have additional support and training in any of the following areas? Check all that apply:

Kids meals/restaurant meals

SSB taxes

SNAP/government food supports

Warning labels

Procurement/vending/food service guidelines

Healthy food & beverage retail

Ending University pouring rights contracts

School foods

Advertising & marketing

Water access

SSB education

Preemption

Other

Other

Other

Are there other individuals or organizations who are engaged in sugar reduction efforts in your region that should be added to the asset map? If yes, please list their name, organization, and any contact information you have.

Are you interested in participating in a Virtual Hill Lobby Day, coinciding with our summit, on April 28th?

Sugar Reduction Summit directory:

I agree to share my contact information in the summit attendee directory on our virtual meeting platform.

Sugar Reduction Summit Asset Map:

I agree to share my organization’s information shared in our asset map.

CSPI’s Email List:

I agree to receive emails from Center for Science in the Public Interest. I may unsubscribe at any time.

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