Discover essential tools for navigating social media responsibly. Our curated toolkit combines expert guidance from the FDA Center for Tobacco Products with trusted Scholastic resources. Learn best practices for digital literacy, content evaluation, and safe online engagement. Perfect for educators, parents, and students seeking reliable, evidence-based strategies for healthier social media habits.
Smoke-free housing creates healthier homes for families and tenants. Secondhand smoke seeps through walls, doors, and ventilation systems, affecting neighbors and children. Implementing smoke-free policies reduces respiratory diseases, heart conditions, and cancer risks. Residents report improved air quality and fewer health complaints. Smoke-free communities foster safer, cleaner living environments for everyone.
Unlock community spaces and maximize resources with ChangeLab Solutions' Shared Use Playbook. Learn strategic policies enabling schools, parks, and public facilities to serve multiple users. Discover proven frameworks for scheduling, maintenance, liability, and community partnerships. Transform underutilized assets into vibrant community hubs that benefit everyone while reducing operational costs and strengthening neighborhood connections.
Secondhand smoke poses serious health risks even outdoors. Nonsmokers exposed to secondhand smoke face increased dangers of heart disease, lung cancer, and respiratory problems. Children are particularly vulnerable, experiencing higher rates of asthma, ear infections, and sudden infant death syndrome. Protect your community by supporting smoke-free outdoor spaces today.
Planning a smoke-free event? This comprehensive toolkit provides essential resources, policies, and best practices to create healthy environments. Discover signage templates, staff training guides, and communication strategies. Perfect for event organizers committed to protecting attendees from secondhand smoke exposure while promoting wellness.
Navigate multi-unit living confidently with HUD's comprehensive toolkit. Discover essential resources covering lease agreements, tenant rights, maintenance responsibilities, and conflict resolution strategies. Whether you're a new resident or experienced dweller, this guide empowers you with knowledge to advocate for yourself, understand your responsibilities, and foster positive community relationships in shared housing environments.
This comprehensive toolkit empowers owners and management agents of federally assisted housing with essential resources and best practices. Developed by HUD, it provides actionable guidance on compliance, operations, and tenant relations. Maximize property performance and ensure regulatory adherence with expert strategies designed specifically for public and multi-family housing communities.
Discover a comprehensive model policy for creating tobacco-free outdoor recreation areas in your community. This essential toolkit from the Tobacco-Free Youth and Public Health Law Center provides city and county leaders with practical guidelines to protect young people from e-cigarette and tobacco exposure in public spaces.
Discover why smoke-free housing transforms health outcomes for entire communities. This CDC infographic reveals the startling impact of secondhand smoke exposure in multiunit buildings and demonstrates how going smoke-free protects residents of all ages. Learn the compelling evidence supporting smoke-free policies today.
Rehabilitating apartments requires understanding regional cost variations and building-specific factors. This toolkit from housing maintenance experts explores price differences across markets, materials, and renovation scopes. Learn how location, structural conditions, and upgrade levels impact your rehabilitation budget planning and project feasibility assessments.
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National Conference on Tobacco or Health (NCTOH) | San Diego, California | Registration will open July 7, 2026 | Abstract Submissions will open on August 4 | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER