Anti-Tobacco-Use Web Sites
American Legacy Foundation
The American Legacy Foundation was established to reduce tobacco use in the United States as outlined in the Master Settlement Agreement and works to reduce tobacco use through research, counter-marketing campaigns such as truth®, and its cessation program, EX®.
Buck Tobacco Sponsorship
An organization dedicated to restricting tobacco sponsorship at rodeos.
The Foundation for a Smokefree America
This site was created by Patrick Reynolds, grandson of tobacco company founder R.J. Reynolds, who has removed himself from the family business and now advocates against tobacco use. The Web site contains messages to youth and adults as well as quitting tips and a useful links page to top anti-smoking sites.
Indiana Tobacco Prevention and Cessation
Develops programs to prevent and reduce the usage of tobacco and tobacco products in Indiana.
Joe Chemo
Joe Chemo now has his own web site. JoeChemo.org is an interactive web site that allows visitors to test their "Tobacco IQ," get a personalized "Smoke-o-Scope," and send free Joe Chemo E-Cards. There is also extensive information for teachers, anti-smoking activists, health care providers, journalists, and smokers who wish to quit.
Make Smoking History
Sponsored by the Massachusetts Tobacco Control Program, this site includes information on quitting smoking as well as the impact of smoking and secondhand smoke.
MASCOT Coalition (Multicultural Advocates for Social Change on Tobacco)
A New Mexico-based coalition, working to empower minority and youth communities to fight against the tobacco industry.
Member Organizations of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids
More than 130 member organizations of the Campaign. The nation's leading health, education, religious and charitable organizations dedicated to the protection of America’s children.
National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign
The Campaign uses a mix of modern communications techniques ranging from advertising and public relations to interactive media to educate and empower young people to reject illicit drugs.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
A list of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's tobacco-related publications and research.
smokingisugly.com
Created by Christy Turlington, smokingisugly.com is a resource guide containing information on issues ranging from quitting smoking to facts about lung cancer.
Truth® campaign
A Web site and media campaign geared towards youth and young adults to expose tobacco company lies.
WhiteLies.tv
Uncover the lies of the tobacco industry.
World Health Organization's Tobacco Free Initiative
Research and policies related to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and other initiatives to reduce global tobacco use.
Young Choices
Cancer Survivor Don Young started smoking at the early age of 14. By age 48, Don underwent a series of operations for throat cancer which saved his life, but left him unable to speak. He now uses an electrolarynx which allows him to produce a robot-like speech. Today, as a cancer survivor, Don helps young people resist tobacco. By sharing his painful experience with others, Don hopes to save many young people from the suffering and premature death that tobacco can cause.
