Tobacco Control

Join us in asking the NJ Senate Health Committee to vote yes and put the health of casino workers over profits. A person’s place of employment should not determine whether they can breathe smoke-free air while at work.

Be a part of Cancer Action Day on Wednesday, March 20, when advocates from across the state gather in Montpelier to engage state lawmakers on critical issues impacting our community. Don't miss this opportunity to meet like-minded Vermonters and make your voice heard at the State House!

Has tobacco use impacted your life or the life of a family member or friend? Share your story and help us in our work to fund tobacco prevention and cessation programs and pass additional, comprehensive local smoke-free ordinances that cover all workplaces, including restaurants, bars, and gaming facilities. In Kentucky.

Has tobacco use impacted your life or the life of a family member or friend? Share why you care and help us in our work to fund tobacco prevention and cessation programs and reduce the cancer and tobacco burden in West Virginia.

What does a smoke-free Indiana mean to you?

If nothing is done to reduce tobacco use 14,000 Alaska kids will ultimately die prematurely. Alaska can and must do better. Alaska can reduce tobacco use by investing in tobacco prevention and cessation programs. Everyone deserves to live tobacco-free lives in cleaner, safer, healthier communities. I urge Alaska lawmakers to...

Big Tobacco's playbook is the same as it's been for decades. They are addicting a new generation of kids to tobacco products with appealing flavors like mint, strawberry, chocolate and fruit punch. Send a message to your lawmaker now and ask them to use their influence and stand up to Big Tobacco!

The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) is the nation's leading cancer advocacy organization that is working everyday to make cancer issues a national priority.

The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) is the nation's leading cancer advocacy organization that is working everyday to make cancer issues a national priority.

Everyone should have the right to breathe clean smoke-free air, and to live in a safe home. We have an opportunity to help protect the residents, who live in multi-unit housing, from the harmful effects of secondhand smoke.