African Americas for Smoke-Free Safe Places
Why tobacco is a racial justice issue For decades, the tobacco industry strategically targeted Black Americans with menthol cigarettes, which are easier to smoke and harder to quit. Tobacco companies
Join Saving Our Legacy, African Americans for Smoke Free Safe Places, The SOL Project, for a virtual training, Making the Ask, How to Engage Decision Makers, featuring Tim Gibbs, Founder of
“If I Can Quit, You Can Too”: Jason Fareira’s Journey to Freedom from Smoking by Pleshette Robertson, Community Engagement Coordinator @ The SOL Project For more than three decades, smoking
New Year, New You: A Fresh Start to Breathe Easier By Anissa Adams, Community Engagement Coordinator at The SOL Project A new year often feels like a fresh start. Many
California Publishes First “Unflavored Tobacco List” to Strengthen Flavor Ban by Twlia Laster, Project Director at The SOL Project California has just published its first-ever Unflavored Tobacco List (UTL). This
Stockton City Council Presents Proclamation Recognizing Tobacco Prevention Efforts The Stockton City Council recently presented a proclamation recognizing San Joaquin County Public Health Services, Tobacco Health Promotion and Chronic Disease
Sign up to receive email updates and to hear what's going on with our magazine!
©2025 by The SOL Project is a program of Heluna Health, a registered 501(c)3, funded by California Department of Public Health #20-10005