4245.0 US Made Film Festival 02

Tuesday, October 28, 2008: 2:30 PM
Oral

Welcoming Remarks
Nathan’s Story: The Impact of Secondhand Smoke on an American Indian Tribal Casino Worker 2008 . California Rural Indian Health Board, Inc. Educate California tribal leaders and community members on the dangers of secondhand smoke in tribal gaming establishments. 7:00. Kurt Schweigman, MPH kurt.schweigman@ihs.gov 916-929-9761
Soap in the City. ORL Productions. Washing hands is important. A funny video meant to deliver a serious message. 10:00 Ben Lounsbury, MD orlproductions@gmail.com www.coughsafe.com 207-333-3885
Subject to Change 2008. Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute. Empower students with positive knowledge, skills, and attitudes that promote self-acceptance and an appreciation of healthy nutrition and daily physical activity. 6:00 . Lisa Peterson lisapeterson@berkeley.edu (510) 428-3885, ext. 5997
Why Don’t We Do It In Our Sleeves? ORL Productions Are you still coughing and sneezing the way they did during the plague? Then you need this video! A fun video with a serious message. 5:00. Ben Lounsbury, MD orlproductions@gmail.com www.coughsafe.com 207-333-3885
Should’ve, Could’ve, Would’ve 2008. Melanoma Education Foundation (Cat Yeh). Three young melanoma survivors and their families share their experiences, educating viewers on how to avoid mistakes that nearly cost the survivors their lives. 23:00 (12 min. excerpt) . Gary Ashwal 773-844-0594 gashwal@gmail.com.
My Melanoma Vlog 2008. Melanoma Education Foundation (Gary Ashwal). After searching the internet for information on melanoma, a student shares what she has learned with friends through the popular medium of vlogging (video-blogging). 16:00
Tal Como Somos (Just as we are) 2007... Juneteenth Production Stigmatization of homosexuality and HIV/AIDS among Latinos. 33:00 (12 min. excerpt) . Jesus Ramirez-Valles, MPH, PhD. valles@uic.edu 312-996-6346
El Baby Shower. California Poison Control System. Like a soap opera, this is a consumer-friendly vehicle that introduces and clearly explains the California Poison Control System and its public telephone service, the Poison Action Line. 10:00. Sonya Morrow 415-502-8600 iana@calpoison.org
Discussion

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