North Carolinians for a Tobacco-Free Generation (NCTFG) aims to educate the public & decision-makers about the harms of tobacco and secondhand smoke, and effective policies and programs to reduce tobacco’s harms. NCTFG is a partnership of the North Carolina Alliance for Health, the North Carolina Tobacco Prevention and Control Branch, and UNC’s Tobacco Prevention and Evaluation Program (TPEP).
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Tobacco Use Prevention and Cessation
- NCAH Tobacco Use Prevention and Cessation Funding Talking Points
- NCAH Tobacco Use Prevention Fact Sheet
- NCAH Tobacco Use Prevention One Pager
- NCAH Tobacco Cessation One Pager
- NCAH MSA History Fact Sheet
- Our Youth Deserve More
- Youth Tobacco Survey Factsheet
- QuitlineNC Infographic
- Youth Tobacco Use During COVID-19
- Tobacco Use Initiation and Access Among Youth
- Young People Want to Quit Tobacco
- Key State-Specific Tobacco Related Data and Rankings (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids)
- Tobacco Prevention Funding – Key Message Points (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids)
- State Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Programs Save Money (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids)
- Comprehensive Tobacco Use Prevention and Cessation Programs Reduce Tobacco Use (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids)
- Broken Promises to Our Children: A State-by-State Look at the 1998 Tobacco Settlement 23 Years Later (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids)
- Summary of the Synar Ammendment
E-Cigarettes
- NCAH E-Cigarette Fact Sheet
- JUUL and Youth: Rising E-Cigarette Popularity (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids)
- E-Cigarette Health Advisory (NC Tobacco Prevention & Control Branch)
- E-Cigarettes and Youth (CDC)
- Teachers and Parents: That USB Stick Might be an E-Cigarette (CDC)
- E-Cigarettes: Facts, Stats, and Regulations (Truth Initiative)
- Synar Compliance: E-Cigarettes & T21
Tobacco Excise Tax
Tobacco 21
- Tobacco 21 and Retail Permitting: The Need for Deliberate Action
- NCAH Tobacco 21 Fact Sheet
- Increasing the Tobacco Sale Age to 21 Will Reduce Smoking and Save Lives (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids)
- Tobacco 21 Model Policy (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids)
- Tobacco 21 Fact Sheet (Tobacco21.org)
Smoke-Free and Tobacco-Free Places
Tobacco Use Prevention and Control Policies
Commercial vs Ceremonial Use of Tobacco
- Traditional Tobacco Use (Cherokee Public Health)
- Traditional vs. Commercial Tobacco (Keep It Sacred)
- Guide: Framing Tobacco Disparities (Change Lab Solutions and Frameworks)
- Report: Stopping Menthol, Saving Lives: Ending Big Tobacco’s Predatory Marketing to Black Communities
- Report: A Lifetime of Damage: How Big Tobacco’s Predatory Marketing Harms the Health of Women and Girls
- Smoke-free and Tobacco-Free Maps and Dashboards
- Repository of Youth Tobacco Cessation Information
- Best Practices User Guide: Partnerships in Tobacco Control and Prevention
- Blog Post: Strong Partnerships are Crucial to Success in Tobacco Control in NC and Beyond
- Broken Promises to Our Children: A State-by-State Look at the 1998 Tobacco Settlement 23 Years Later (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids)
- North Carolina Tobacco Prevention and Control Branch
- QuitlineNC
- American Indian QuitlineNC
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Center for Black Health & Equity
- Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids
- American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network
- American Heart Association
- American Lung Association
- Public Health Law Center
- FDA: Tobacco 21
- Tobacco 21 Laws (American Lung Association)
- Mornings with Morgan: Attorney General Josh Stein
- Mornings with Morgan: Tobacco Disparities
- Pathways to Freedom: Leading the Way to a Smoke Free Community© (The Center for Black Health and Equity)
- American Scandal: Big Tobacco
- The Vaping Fix
- Creative Chemistry: Addressing Industry Evasion and Synthetic Nicotine (Public Health Law Center)