Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids

We must protect future generations from the harms of tobacco by passing a comprehensive tobacco control bill.

Future generations deserve healthy, smoke-free places.

Smoke-free workplaces protect non-smokers from the dangers of secondhand smoke.

Smoke-free workplaces protect non-smokers from the dangers of secondhand smoke.

Tobacco use and exposure to second-hand smoke pose major public health issues.

Smoking on public transportation is dangerous and should be strictly prohibited.

Tobacco use in public places such as restaurants should be strictly prohibited.

Third-hand smoke is the dangerous chemical residual that tobacco leaves.

Secondhand smoke is especially harmful to children’s health.

Tobacco taxes and smoke-free policies reduce tobacco use.

Secondhand smoke causes disease and death in nonsmokers.

Quit smoking and take your power back. No longer let your life be controlled by cigarettes.

It’s time to quit smoking, if not for you, but for your pet.

Positive affirmations work. If you want to quit, say it out loud.

In a historic victory for global health, Uruguay won an international legal battle against Philip Morris International to uphold its strong laws to reduce tobacco use.

It’s simple: There is no safe level of exposure to secondhand smoke.

See–Change CAN happen!

One in every five Kenyan adult is exposed to secondhand smoke at home.

This high performing post shares a video outlining the benefits of quitting smoking.

Treat yourself to a smoke-free life.

This high performing post shares a video on why one big brother is tobacco-free: to ensure his little brother doesn’t smoke.

Lauren shares her story on how her father’s dying wish was that she quit smoking.

This high performing post encourages smokers to reach out to other smokers and quit together.

This high performing tweet links to an article about how smokeless tobacco is starting to be banned at professional baseball stadiums.

This high performing post links to an article about a new law requiring child-resistant packaging for liquid nicotine used in e-cigarettes.

Share your story about how and why you kick butts.

When it comes to quitting smoking, there’s no horsin’ around.

This Facebook post links to an op-ed on why New Jersey should raise the tobacco sale age to 21.

Secondhand smoke travels between housing units.

We’ve greatly reduced youth smoking, but the battle is far from over.

Five steps to make your quit day easier.

Less smoking. More dancing.

Quit smoking.

This high performing tweet engages tweeters by asking them to fill in the blank: I feel the urge to smoke when ____.

The first step in quitting smoking.

This high performing tweet reminds smokers that it is never too late to quit.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development may ban smoking in public housing.

Supportive friends trying to quit smoking.

A supportive message to those trying to quit smoking.

A cute smoke-free message with two dogs dressed up like bees.

Secondhand smoke kills 41,000+ people a year, in the US alone. Let’s make all work and public places smoke-free.

Tips for friends and family members of smokers on encourage a loved one to quit smoking.

Smoking rates have dropped. This high performing post thanks tobacco control advocates for their hard work in making smoking history.

A supportive message to those trying to quit smoking.

Smokers smoke less and quit more after big cuts in nicotine in cigarettes.

Reducing the amount of nicotine in cigarettes may help wean smokers from their deadly habit.

7 out of 10 middle and high school students who currently use tobacco have used a flavored product.

A new scientific review found that secondhand smoke worsens kids’ asthma and significantly increases their risk of hospitalization.

The UN’s development goal of ensuring good health for all directly with strong tobacco control.

Clemson University is joining the 1,000+ tobacco-free college campuses across the country.