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Educational Programs and Materials

Community Programs

Litter. It Costs You Media Kit
Includes logos, public service announcements, Fact Sheets, advertisements and sample newsletter articles to help you spread the Litter. It Costs You message in your community.
 
Graffiti Hurts®
Graffiti Hurts® - Care for Your Community is aimed at educating individuals about the consequences of graffiti in their communities. Graffiti is harmful to everyone -- homeowners, businesses, schools, and you. Graffiti clean up alone costs U.S. cities tens of thousands of dollars each year. And, research shows that graffiti can result in more graffiti, vandalism, and crime in suburban and urban communities. Using the Graffiti Hurts® resources, communities can get educated about graffiti and build local partnerships to prevent and remove it.
 
Cigarette Litter Prevention Program
Cigarette litter is a serious challenge for communities across the U.S.  Individuals who would never litter beverage cans or paper packaging typically do not consider tossing cigarette butts on the ground littering. Keep America Beautiful, the nation's largest nonprofit community improvement organization, has developed the "Guide to Cigarette Litter Prevention," to combat this problem. In the "Guide," Keep America Beautiful shares knowledge, solutions and tools that government, businesses or individuals can put to use to reduce cigarette litter in their communities.
 
Secure Your Load Materials
Available from the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, these brochures and cards can be used to educate your community about securing truck loads.
 
School Programs
Waste in Place
Waste in Place is a curriculum supplement for grades K-6 that provides a balanced perspective on litter prevention and responsible solid waste management practices. The curriculum is correlated to the Georgia Performance Standards and teacher workshops are available.
 
Clean Sweep USA
An interactive companion website to Waste in Place geared toward middle school students.
 
Catch The Cycle  
A guide to beginning recycling programs in Georgia schools.
 
Additional School Program Links:
http://www.longwood.edu/cleanva/cigbuttstudents.htm
http://www.litterproject.com

http://www.gould.edu.au/wastewise/default.htm