African Americas for Smoke-Free Safe Places
Healthy Smoke-Free Homes: Being Prepared Starts at Home September is National Preparedness Month, a time to think about how we can keep our families and homes safe. California leaders encourage
SMOKE IS SMOKE: New Fact Sheet Breaks Down the Truth About Smoking and Vaping For the past six months, the African American Tobacco Control Leadership Council (AATCLC) and The SOL
Disposable Vapes Don’t Just Disappear: Protecting Our Homes, Play Areas & Communities E-cigarettes may be called “disposable,” but they do not simply go away after they are used. They can
Listening to Black Moms to Build Healthier Futures Every Black mom deserves to feel heard, supported, and cared for. That is why The SOL Project’s Breathe for Two: Supporting Black
Katya Oks’ Experience in Public Health Katya Oks recently completed a two-month internship with The SOL Project (Saving Our Legacy: African Americans for Smoke-Free Safe Places), an experience she describes
Braylen Hill’s Internship Reflection Braylen Hill is one of the summer interns for The SOL Project (Saving Our Legacy: African Americans for Smoke-Free Safe Places). An Afro-Latino student from Bakersfield,
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