Resources
The Tobacco Endgame Center provides a wide variety of tools to bolster any community organizing or engagement campaign. From Midwest Academy Strategy Charts to fact sheets and training webinars, you will find what you are looking for to engage your community in policy and organizing campaigns.
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5 Phases – Tobacco Policy Campaign Timeline
This timeline utilizes the 5 Phases of Effective Policy Campaigns as its framework, showing major activities associated with each phase.
AHA Policy Brief – New and Emerging Tobacco Products & the Nicotine Endgame
The Role Of Robust Regulation And Comprehensive Tobacco Control And Prevention The advent of new tobacco products, such as electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) and the dramatic rise of their use especially in adolescents and young adults is of significant concern. E-cigarettes have now become the most popular tobacco product for youth and adolescents in the United
Building Meaningful Relationships with Decision Makers
Advancing tobacco policies relies upon the relationships built with decision makers and their staff.
Case Study: America On Track Rallies Volunteers to Ban Flavored Tobacco in Buena Park
America On Track worked with the Buena Park FIT Committee to drive support for a flavor policy restricting youth access to sweet, fruity, and menthol tobacco products.
Case Study: City of Oakland closes flavored tobacco products policy loophole
Learn how the Oakland City Council strengthened community tobacco control and enforcement measures, including closing a loophole around flavored tobacco products policy.
Case Study: Community Campaigns to Reduce Youth Access to Tobacco
Discover how the Colton Community Coalition for Change successfully campaigned for a comprehensive Tobacco Retail License.
Case Study: Leveraging the community voice to strengthen tobacco retailer licensing policy
Learn how the Hayward City Council eliminated the sale of flavored tobacco products citywide and amended its Tobacco Retail License.
Case Study: LGBTQ Minus Tobacco Leads Effort to Strengthen Concord TRL
LGBTQ Minus Tobacco is a San Francisco Bay Area nonprofit project that works with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning (LGBTQ+) and allied community members to prevent tobacco addiction and reduce secondhand smoke exposure.