African Americas for Smoke-Free Safe Places
Breaking the Cycle: My Journey to Freedom from Nicotine Addiction By Keenan Abercrombia I was 10 years old when I first snuck one of my mom’s cigarettes. By 15, I
Stockton Pauses New Tobacco Retail Licenses: A Critical Opportunity to Strengthen Protections submitted by Kimberly Bankston-Lee, Executive Director of The SOL Project The City of Stockton has taken an important
RECAP: 2nd Annual Faith in Health Collaborative Luncheon The 2nd Annual Faith in Health Collaborative Luncheon was a powerful gathering of hearts, minds, and missions, held on Monday, March 24,
HHS Staff Cuts Mean Uneasy Breathing in Black Communities Layoffs at Health and Human Services threaten anti-smoking and asthma programs that benefit Black Americans. Sweeping staff cuts announced last week
As more states legalize marijuana for recreational or medical use, there can be significant implications for current and future smokefree protections. Marijuana, just like other forms of smoking or vaping,
We are thrilled to announce that Kimberly Bankston-Lee and Twlia Laster, the visionary founders of Saving Our Legacy, African Americans for Smoke-Free Safe Places (The SOL Project), have been named
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