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Campaign Title:
Play Every Day
Produced For:
Alaska Department of Health
Produced By:
Alaska Department of Health
Topics:
Nutrition: Infant and Child Feeding, Physical Activity
Audiences:
Adults, Females, Males, General Audiences, Parents, Children, Decision Makers, Urban populations, Partners (i.e. community based organizations, hospitals etc.), Alaska Natives
Goals:
Not Provided
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Strategy:
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Year Produced:
2016
Play Every Day: 60 Minutes of Play Every Day 30_Television
Type:
Television
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity,Stress and Mental Health
Languages:
English
Description:
This reference-only television ad was created for the Play Every Day Campaign by the Alaska Department of Health & Social Services. The message of the ad encourages two key health behavior changes: motivate parents to encourage their children to get 60 minutes of physical activity every day, and serve fewer sugary drinks to their children.
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Cost:
View - Only
Year Produced:
2016
Play Every Day: Ad #1_Print
Type:
Print
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity
Languages:
English
Description:
A photo of children playing. The ad reads: No matter what you do, get out and play. 60 minutes every day.
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Cost:
View - Only
Year Produced:
2016
Play Every Day: Ad #2_Print
Type:
Print
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity
Languages:
English
Description:
A picture features children engaged in physical activity. The ad reads: Take the Healthy Futures Challenge! Get out and play, 60 minutes Every Day!
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Cost:
View - Only
Year Produced:
2016
Play Every Day: Ad #3_Print
Type:
Print
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity
Languages:
English
Description:
An ad features children engaged in physical activity. The ad reads: No matter what you do, get out and play 60 minutes every day.
more details
Cost:
View - Only
Year Produced:
2016
Play Every Day: Ad #4_Print
Type:
Print
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity
Languages:
English
Description:
An ad features children engaging in physical activity. The ad reads: Get out and play 60 minutes every day.
more details
Cost:
View - Only
Year Produced:
2016
Play Every Day: Ad #5_Print
Type:
Print
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity
Languages:
English
Description:
The photo includes the following text: Get out and play 60 minutes every day. playeveryday.alaska.gov.
more details
Cost:
View - Only
Year Produced:
2016
Play Every Day: Ad #6_Print
Type:
Print
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity
Languages:
English
Description:
A photo of adults and children engaged in physical activity. The caption reads: Get out and play 60 minutes every day.
more details
Cost:
View - Only
Year Produced:
2016
Play Every Day: Ad #7_Print
Type:
Print
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity
Languages:
English
Description:
A photo of adults and children engaged in physical activity. The caption reads: Get out and play 60 minutes every day.
more details
Cost:
Free
Year Produced:
2020
Play Every Day: Daddy Can I
Type:
Video
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Diabetes,Nutrition: Sugar Consumption,Nutrition: Infant and Child Feeding,Nutrition: General
Languages:
English
Description:
Drinking sugary beverages over time can increase chances of serious health problems, including cavities, type 2 diabetes, unhealthy weight gain, even heart disease. An Alaska Native family makes the choice not to serve soda to their child and encourages families to serve their children water or milk instead of sugary drinks.
more details
Cost:
Free
Year Produced:
2019
Play Every Day: Doughnuts PSA
Type:
Video
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Diabetes,Nutrition: Sugar Consumption,Nutrition: Infant and Child Feeding,Nutrition: General
Languages:
English
Description:
The video public service announcement was created for Alaska parents of preschool-age children to improve their knowledge about what drinks contain added sugar, the large amount of added sugar these drinks contain, and the health harms linked with eating and drinking sugar over time. The PSA features an Alaska Native young girl and encourages parents to serve healthier drinks (water and milk) instead.
more details
Cost:
Free
Year Produced:
2019
Play Every Day: Fruit Drink PSA
Type:
Video
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Diabetes,Nutrition: Sugar Consumption,Nutrition: Infant and Child Feeding,Nutrition: General
Languages:
English
Description:
The video public service announcement was created for Alaska parents of preschool-age children to improve their knowledge about what drinks contain added sugar, the large amount of added sugar these drinks contain, and the health harms linked with eating and drinking sugar over time. The PSA features a young boy and his mom and encourages parents to serve healthier drinks (water and milk) instead.
more details
Cost:
Free
Year Produced:
2020
Play Every Day: Get Out and Play
Type:
Social Media
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity
Languages:
English
Description:
This social media ad from the 2020 Play Every Day campaign encourages parents to make sure their children get out to play every day.
more details
Cost:
View - Only
Year Produced:
2016
Play Every Day: Healthy Futures Challenge 30_Television
Type:
Television
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity,Stress and Mental Health
Languages:
English
Description:
This reference-only television ad was created for the Play Every Day Campaign by the Alaska Department of Health & Social Services. The message of the ad motivates parents to encourage their children to get 60 minutes of physical activity every day.
more details
Cost:
View - Only
Year Produced:
2016
Play Every Day: Ingredient Label 30_Television
Type:
Television
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Nutrition: Sugar Consumption,Nutrition: Infant and Child Feeding,Nutrition: General
Languages:
English
Description:
This reference-only television ad was created for the Play Every Day Campaign by the Alaska Department of Health & Social Services. The message of the ad motivates parents to serve fewer sugary drinks to their children.
more details
Cost:
Free
Year Produced:
2024
Play Every Day: Little Kids Physical Activity
Type:
Video
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity
Languages:
English
Description:
The objective of these messages is to reach Alaska parents of preschool-age children to improve their knowledge, attitudes and beliefs about the importance and benefits of daily physical activity. The video shows young children playing outside in different seasons.
more details
Cost:
Free
Year Produced:
2020
Play Every Day: Magic
Type:
Video
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Diabetes,Nutrition: Sugar Consumption,Nutrition: Infant and Child Feeding,Nutrition: General
Languages:
English
Description:
Drinking sugary beverages over time can lead to serious health problems, including cavities, type 2 diabetes, unhealthy weight gain, even heart disease. A father sees his son drinking a glass full of sugary powdered drink, and the message encourages families to serve their children water or milk instead of sugary drinks.
more details
Cost:
Free
Year Produced:
2019
Play Every Day: Milk Poster
Type:
Print
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Diabetes,Nutrition: Sugar Consumption,Nutrition: Infant and Child Feeding,Nutrition: General
Languages:
English
Description:
The poster was created for Alaska parents of preschool-age children to improve their knowledge about what drinks contain added sugar, the large amount of added sugar these drinks contain, and the health harms linked with eating and drinking sugar over time. The poster features a young boy and encourages parents to serve healthier drinks (water and milk) instead.
more details
Cost:
Free
Year Produced:
2024
Play Every Day: Physical Activity in Summer
Type:
Print
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity
Languages:
English
Description:
The poster was created for Alaska parents of preschool-age children to improve their knowledge, attitudes and beliefs about the importance and benefits of daily physical activity in summer. The poster features images of young children playing outside on playground and with playground ball.
more details
Cost:
Free
Year Produced:
2024
Play Every Day: Physical Activity in Winter
Type:
Print
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity
Languages:
English
Description:
The poster was created for Alaska parents of preschool-age children to improve their knowledge, attitudes and beliefs about the importance and benefits of daily physical activity in winter. The poster features images of young children in winter clothing playing in the snow.
more details
Cost:
Free
Year Produced:
2024
Play Every Day: Physical Activity Rack Card
Type:
Print
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Physical Activity
Languages:
English
Description:
The rack card was created for Alaska parents of preschool-age children to improve their knowledge, attitudes and beliefs about the importance and benefits of daily physical activity in summer and winter. The card features images of young children playing outside in various seasons.
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Year Produced:
2019
Play Every Day: Healthy Drink Options
Type:
Marketing Materials
Campaigns:
Play Every Day
Topics:
Diabetes,Nutrition: Sugar Consumption,Nutrition: Infant and Child Feeding,Nutrition: General
Languages:
English
Description:
The handout was created for Alaska parents of preschool-age children to improve their knowledge about what drinks contain added sugar, the large amount of added sugar these drinks contain, and the health harms linked with eating and drinking sugar over time. The handout encourages parents to serve healthier drinks (water and milk) instead.
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CDC's Division of Diabetes Translation
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