DON'T FRY DAY MATERIALS: Don't Fry Day Sample Press Release Short Lead: (PDF) (DOC) Long Lead: (PDF) (DOC) You can customize this news release with your own quote! Overview of Campaign National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention Materials (for downloading and printing in PDF and DOC format) Sun Safety Materials (created by WDS Service Committee) 10 Sun Safety Tips for Outdoors Enthusiasts (PDF) (DOC) MYTH OR FACT? Test Your Melanoma Knowledge! (PDF) (DOC) Sun Safety Quiz from "Play Safe in the Sun" (PDF) (DOC) Sun Safety Education Links & Resources Website List (PDF) (DOC) WDS Participation in Don't Fry Day (PDF) (DOC) Check out our new Play Safe in the Sun Blog to post your local outreach event and get help from fellow members in your community.

IMPORTANT SUN SAFETY RESOURCES: American Academy of Dermatology About Vitamin D from the American Academy of Dermatology About Indoor Tanning from the American Academy of Dermatology American Cancer Society Cancer Information Service Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Coolibar sunAWARE Dermatology Nurses Association Environmental Protection Agency National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention National Institutes of Health National Parks and Recreation Magazine: Cover Up? Or Soak It Up? (PDF - April 2009) Skin Cancer Foundation DON’T FRY DAY ADDITIONAL & CONTACT INFORMATION: For more information: www.playsafeinthesun.org/dontfryday Questions can be directed to: media@womensderm.org Contact: wds@womensderm.org for more information To read about the National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention, visit: www.skincancerprevention.org

For further information about Women’s Dermatologic Society, visit: www.womensderm.org www.playsafeinthesun.org Contact (General Inquiries): Kerry Parker, Executive Director at 1-877-WDS-ROSE Contact (Media Inquiries): Nancy FitzGerald, Director of Communications at (760) 333-9296 The Women's Dermatologic Society supports the careers and professional development of women dermatologists. The mission of the Women’s Dermatologic Society is to help women in dermatology achieve their greatest personal and professional potential by striving to: foster, promote, and support women’s issues in dermatology; identify, train, and recognize women leaders in dermatology; and provide a forum for developing relationships.