Discover why going smokefree matters for casinos in this eye-opening infographic. Learn how eliminating secondhand smoke protects employees and patrons while improving air quality. Explore the health benefits, economic advantages, and successful smokefree policies transforming the casino industry. Download the full PDF for comprehensive data and insights.
A controversial anti-smoking campaign warns that secondhand smoke endangers house cats, threatening the internet's beloved cat videos. The Truth Initiative's #catmageddon strategy targets young adults who prioritize pet health over personal consequences, cleverly leveraging cultural obsession with feline content to spark conversation about tobacco's dangers.
Palo Alto officials are pursuing two major tobacco restrictions: raising the minimum purchase age to 21 and banning smoking in apartment buildings and condominiums. These measures would build on existing smoking bans in parks and downtown areas, positioning the city as a regional health leader.
The Prevent Cancer Foundation's 2016 Community Grants Program is now accepting applications! Nine $25,000 awards will support organizations strengthening cancer prevention and early detection efforts in underserved communities. Submit your Intent to Apply form by February 25, 2016. Organizations outside the DC metro area with 501(c)(3) status are eligible. Since 2007, the Foundation has funded grants across 27 states, tribes, and territories.
At 86, Grandma Yvonne quit smoking after 74 years—inspiring her family across three generations. Her story proves it's never too late to reclaim your health. With counseling and medication support, tobacco addiction can be overcome at any age.
Discover what's happening in Indian Country this February! The National Native Network's latest newsletter brings you essential updates, community insights, and resources shaping Native American communities. Stay informed and connected with the most relevant news affecting Native peoples nationwide. Download your copy today.
American Indian and Alaska Native communities face a tobacco crisis, with smoking rates at 38.5%—double the national average. Lung cancer, 90% attributable to smoking, leads causes of death among Alaska Natives. Yet comprehensive solutions exist: Medicaid coverage for cessation treatments, tribal resolutions, environmental policy changes, and community-driven interventions can turn this winnable battle.
Elizabeth Peratrovich, a Tlingit activist and Alaska Native Sisterhood leader, championed the groundbreaking Alaska Anti-Discrimination Act of 1945—America's first such law. Her powerful testimony before the Senate gallery countered racist opposition and secured passage, protecting Alaska Natives from systemic discrimination a decade before Brown v. Board of Education.
Discover how tobacco use impacts American Indian cancer mortality. Join Dr. Donald Warne's presentation on creating effective tobacco control policies with tribal leadership. Learn to identify usage patterns and mortality trends while exploring healthcare professionals' crucial role in policy development. Access downloadable slides and webinar recordings.
Solano County cities mostly received failing tobacco-control grades, yet officials highlight genuine progress. Suisun City banned smoking at park events, and the county prohibited smoking on all owned campuses. Fairfield, Benicia, Vallejo, and Vacaville actively pursue stronger policies, proving community health improvements extend beyond letter grades.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Announces All Tribes Webinar: Topics to Include H.R. 1 IFC and New Budget Neutrality Rules | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
ACS National Navigation Roundtable Patient Navigation Sustainability Learning Collaborative (Apply by 7/15/2026) | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
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
