YOUTH TAKE ON ALTRIA/PHILIP MORRIS IN NYC & NJ!

YOUTH ADVOCACY TRAINING
April 25-26, 2006
DEMO AT ALTRIA HEADQTRS
April 26, 2006
DEMO OUTSIDE ALTRIA MTG
April 27, 2006

Photo credits (left to right): Getty Images/Michael Nagle; Daily Record/John Bell; Katy Pezzimenti; AFP/Don Emmert; Luke Witkowski; Getty Images/Michael Nagle

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On April 25-27, 2006, over 100 youth and adult advocates from around the U.S. and world participated in advocacy events around the 2006 Altria shareholders meeting in East Hanover, New Jersey.

On April 25-26, a youth advocacy training was held in East Hanover, New Jersey and New York City, followed by a demonstration in front of Altria's headquarters in New York City. The next day, a demonstration was held at the entrance to the shareholder meeting, while 25 youth and adults went inside the meeting to confront CEO Louis Camilleri about the company's practices around the world.

For the full report, including links to photos and media coverage click on the links in the sidebar or below.

1. 2006 Theme
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April 25-26: 4th Annual Youth Advocacy Training
3. April 26: Demonstration at Altria's NYC Headquarters
4. April 27: Demonstration Outside 2006 Altria Shareholders Meeting
5. April 27: Activism Inside the 2006 Altria Shareholders Meeting
6. Media Coverage

List of groups that collaborated to organize the events: ADFY's Y.E.S Team Youth Extinguishing Tobacco (AR), Essential Action (DC), REAL (HI), Montana Tobacco Use Prevention Program (MT), Dover Youth 2 Youth (NH), Reality Check (NY), FACT (WI), Rock County Youth 2 Youth (WI), Waukesha County Tobacco Free Coalition (WI), Te Reo Marama/Mäori Smokefree Coalition (New Zealand) and more!

For more information, contact Anna White at [email protected] or 202-387-8030


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