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Resources -  TX - S.W.A.T.

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Texas Statewide Movement - Students (Youth and Young Adults) Working Against Tobacco. Tobacco and Cancer: Information on cigarette, cigar, and smokeless tobacco use, and learn how it affects different groups of people. Tobacco, and Health. Child and Teen Tobacco Use. Tobacco-related Cancers Fact Sheet. The American Lung Association supports measures to require totally smoke-free environments to protect public health. Priority should be given to protect children from environmental tobacco smoke. Includes ...

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Health Equity - Pennsylvania Alliance to Control Tobacco

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Clean Indoor Air Act. Food & Drug Administration. 8220;We don’t smoke that s* t. We just sell it. We reserve the right to smoke for the young, the poor, the black and stupid.”. RJ Reynolds executive’s reply when asked why he didn’t smoke, according to Dave Goerlitz, lead Winston cigarette model for seven years for R.J. Reynolds. Giovanni, J, Come to Cancer Country; USA; Focus, The Times of London, August 2, 1992. Tobacco Companies Exploit Minorities. THE FACTS ARE THE FACTS. Smoking prevalence for men in...

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Juneteenth Utah Festival | Project Success Coalition

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Utah Education Network has developed a website for. Our newly created Juneteenth Holiday. HB 338 Juneteenth Holiday Observance. Was passed during the 2016 Utah legislative session. If you did not know, Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States and H.B. 338 states that Juneteenth Freedom Day shall be commemorated annually in Utah on the third Saturday in June. June 18, 2016. 27th Juneteenth Utah Festival. June 17-18, 2016. Ogden, UT 84415. We exten...

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Staff | Project Success Coalition

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Betty Sawyer, Director. Ikwo Frank and Joseph Sawyer, Community Outreach Specialists. A Tobacco Free African American Community in Utah. To Send the Call and Sound the Alarm to Eliminate Tobacco-related and other Health Disparities for African Americans in Utah. Vc column text][/vc column][vc column width=”1/3″][vc widget sidebar sidebar id=”blog-sidebar”][/vc column][/vc row]. Black Clergy for Substance Abuse Prevention. National African American Tobacco Education Network. State, Regional and Local.

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Intersect » Additional Resources

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765-683-0452 info@intersectinc1.org 630 Nichol Ave, Anderson IN, 46016. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Recognized as the lead federal agency for protecting the health and safety of people at home and abroad, CDC serves as the national focus for developing and applying disease prevention and control. Other focal point concerning the CDC are environmental health, and health promotion and education activities designed to improve the health of the people of the United States. The American Legacy...

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Down in the District: November 2010

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Down in the District. The official blog of the Black Public Health Student Network at George Washington University. We learn, we serve, we share. Thursday, November 18, 2010. This Week: Strictly for the Grown and Sexy. The study reports that these partners are very likely to engage in casual sex unprotected. So, health promotion people, I'm talking to you! Do we put Rap-It-Up campaign ad's in More magazine? Incentives for prostate exams? There are lives at risk here, and something's gotta give! According...

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Down in the District: This Week: Waves of Change

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Down in the District. The official blog of the Black Public Health Student Network at George Washington University. We learn, we serve, we share. Tuesday, March 15, 2011. This Week: Waves of Change. The Washington Post sends Breaking News reports to my cellphone all day long. These reports, Express coupons, bank balances, and AlertDC traffic updates crowd the Yahoo! My mind was bewildered and full of questions: "Seriously, where is all of that water going to go? Who is going to rebuild all these houses?

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Down in the District: February 2010

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Down in the District. The official blog of the Black Public Health Student Network at George Washington University. We learn, we serve, we share. Wednesday, February 17, 2010. BPSHN Wednesday February 17, 2010. 8220;The Angry Heart: Cardiovascular Disease in the African American Community”-GBM. February 19, 2010. Ross Hall Room 643. Come out and join BPHSN in our discussion of cardiovascular disease in the African American Community. If you have any questions, comments, concerns, please contact. On Febru...

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Down in the District: December 2010

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Down in the District. The official blog of the Black Public Health Student Network at George Washington University. We learn, we serve, we share. Friday, December 10, 2010. This Week: Poetic Justice. Everybody wants a taste of the ‘hood. Everybody sings a long with the songs about doing no good. But if you laid there, if you stayed there and couldn’t escape. How many hooks would you repeat about the dirty money you make? When I was younger the cool thing was to wear baggy pants. And then your ringtone we...

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Down in the District: March 2011

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Down in the District. The official blog of the Black Public Health Student Network at George Washington University. We learn, we serve, we share. Monday, March 28, 2011. Left to right) Arielle Ford, Freshman- member of BSU, ACE Magazine, and Voice Gospel Choir; Marcus Hendricks, Senior, member of Voice Gospel Choir; Tori Guy, Freshman, member of BSU; Dominique Bozeman, Second Vice-President NAACP. Down in the District. Tuesday, March 15, 2011. This Week: Waves of Change. How are the kids supposed to go t...