Where are kids in Denver getting their tobacco products? It’s simple — they just go to the store! In 2008, 60% of underage Colorado smokers who tried to buy tobacco … Read More
Presenters: Lindsey Freitas, American Lung Association in California Center for Tobacco Policy & Organizing Erin Reynoso, The American Lung Association in California Center for Tobacco Policy & Organizing Christian Stumpf, … Read More
These youth have seen enough! Here they present the results of their walking tobacco audit and describe the evidence about the harmful effect of these industry tactics to their community.
Youth and elected leaders from across the NYC Boroughs show their commitment to protecting youth from tobacco industry marketing on Kick Butts Day and every other day.
Youth from San Francisco describe the unequal distribution of tobacco retailers in their community and what they plan to do to change that.
Part of NYS’s public health campaign, this video encourages you to learn more about the dangers of tobacco marketing
Brooklyn artists deliver a smoke-free message to their community about the dangers of tobacco and industry marketing.
This video describes the dangers of candy-flavored tobacco products and how they are deceptively marketed to youth.
The tobacco industry pays millions of dollars to prominently display their products in stores. See what this type of advertising says to youth when they go into the convenience store.
Big tobacco is still selling flavored tobacco products that target youth.
