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2018 tobacco-free grants for minority-serving institutions, community and women’s colleges

Truth Initiative is accepting applications for grants to women’s colleges, minority-serving academic institutions and community colleges to adopt tobacco-fre

Played: Smoking in videogames

Truth Initiative takes a look at tobacco use in video games.

Federal court orders FDA to quickly implement graphic cigarette warnings as mandated by law

A federal court has ordered the FDA to quickly issue a final rule requiring graphic health warnings on cigarette packs and advertising, as mandated by the To

Truth Initiative partners with American Heart Association

Truth Initiative and AHA/ASA are collaborating to increase awareness about tobacco’s impact, especially on the African-American community.

Policies to reduce cigarette litter have strong support

Nearly three-quarters (72.4%) of U.S.

#NoMentholMonday: How menthols create challenges for smokers who want to quit

The targeted marketing of menthol cigarettes to African American smokers creates unique challenges when it comes to helping those smokers quit, according to

2018 Cynopsis Social Good Awards

Branded Campaign for a Digital, Broadcast or Cable TV Series

Go Away Big Tobacco

2023 PR Daily’s Nonprofit Communications Awards

Digital Content Category

While You Were Streaming: Tobacco’s Starring Role

Internet tools can help smokers quit

Web-based interventions can be just as effective at helping smokers quit as face-to-face or telephone counseling, and are more effective than print materials

New grants fund research linking cessation with lung cancer screening

Truth Initiative secured funding from the National Cancer Institute to study ways to help lung cancer screening patients quit smoking.

Report finds Puerto Ricans and Cuban Americans with highest smoking rates among Latino populations

Report finds Puerto Ricans and Cuban Americans with highest smoking rates among Latino populations.

Millions of smokers go online for help to quit each year

More than 12 million U.S. adults — a third of all smokers — turn to the internet for help quitting each year, according to a new Truth Initiative study.