Web Resources

Youth Activist Organizations– You have allies in your fight against tobacco. Check out these sites for information about what teens in other states are doing to get the message out. You can even watch their commercials and get some great ideas to use in New York.

REALITY CHECK– www.realitycheckny.com
FL’s Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT)- www.wholetruth.com
Mississippi’s Question It– www.questionit.com
Massachusetts’ Get Outraged– www.getoutraged.com
Minnesota’s Target Market– www.tmvoice.com

Tobacco Watchdogs– These organizations are dedicated to keeping an eye on tobacco and the tobacco industry at all times. They are great sources for up-to-date and recent information.

Tobacco.org– www.tobacco.org
Action on Smoking and Health– www.ash.com
Search tobacco documents– www.tobaccodocuments.com

Tobacco Sites– It’s important to learn about those who see you as a potential regular customer. These sites will give you the official line on tobacco and the tobacco industry. For the inside scoop, check out the watchdog sites above.

Philip Morris– www.philipmorris.com
RJ Reynolds– www.rjrt.com
Brown & Williamson– www.bw.com
Lorillard– www.lorillard.net
Liggett Group– www.liggett.net

Health/Statistics– Need some facts or stats? These sites should help you out. Be sure to check out the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids’ Fact Sheets in their Research Center for all the up-to-date info you could ever hope for.

Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids (CTFK)- www.tobaccofreekids.org
American Lung Association– www.lungusa.org
Center for Disease Control (CDC)- www.cdc.gov/tobacco
American Heart Association– www.americanheart.org
American Cancer Society– www.cancer.org
TOBACCOpedia– www.tobaccopedia.org
Tobacco.org– www.tobacco.org

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