American Cancer Society (ACS): Tobacco: Provides information on the dangers of tobacco, as well as tools for prevention and cessation for both smokers and users of spit tobacco; ACS sponsors the Great American Smokeout [http://www.cancer.org/gasp], an annual event in which smokers are encouraged to quit smoking for one day.

American Lung Association: Provides information on lung diseases, tobacco control, and environmental health.

CDC Tobacco Information and Prevention Source (TIPS): Provides research results, educational materials, and quitting tips; includes special sections for kids and teens.

Environmental Protection Agency Indoor Air Quality/ETS: Provides information and links about secondhand smoke.

Environmental Tobacco Smoke information: Fact sheet about the health effects of environmental tobacco smoke.

FDA: Children and Tobacco: Provides information about the effects of tobacco on young people and on FDA activities designed to limit tobacco use by children and adolescents.

National Cancer Institute Publications: Smoking/Tobacco: Provides online brochures on a variety of tobacco-related topics, including tips for quitting.

National Institute on Dental and Craniofacial Research: The Facts About Dip and Chew: Provides basic information (with graphic photos) about the health effects of spit tobacco.

National Oral Health Information Clearinghouse: Presents information on the effects of spit tobacco use.

Quitnet: Provides interactive tools and questionnaires, support groups, a library, news on tobacco issues, and quitting programs for both smokers and spit tobacco users.

World Health Organization Tobacco Free Initiative: Provides information on the health effects of tobacco use and promotes the goal of a tobacco-free world.

World No Tobacco Day: Provides information about the annual event as well as testimonials from smokers who have quit and resources for parents to help prevent teen smoking.

Action on Smoking and Health (ASH): Provides statistics, news briefs, and other information.

American Cancer Society Great American Smokeout: Presents anti-smoking resources for students.

Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids: Provides information and links about tobacco control efforts relating to youth.

Kickbutt: Gives news and current events relating to tobacco control as well as opportunities to contact elected representatives.

National Association of Attorneys General: Provides materials relating to the settlement deal between major tobacco companies and the attorneys general of many states.

National Center for Tobacco-Free Kids: Offers current news and information about tobacco use, laws and regulations, and political contributions by tobacco companies.

Public Citizen: Tobacco: Tracks political activities and lobbying efforts and expenses relating to tobacco.

Smokescreen Action Network: Provides news and information on congressional representatives’ voting records on tobacco-related issues as well as opportunities to send letters.

Tobacco BBS: A resource center on tobacco and smoking issues that includes news and information, assistance for smokers who want to quit, and links to related sites.

Tobacco Control Archives: Joe Camel Campaign: A collection of 80,000 pages of once-confidential documents relating to the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company’s Joe Camel advertising campaign; the documents were released as a result of a lawsuit and have been posted by the University of California San Francisco library.

Tobacco Control Resource Center and Tobacco Products Liability Project (TPLP): Provides current information about tobacco-related court cases and legislation; based at the Northeastern School of Law.

American Cancer Society (ACS)

American Lung Association

CDC Tobacco Information and Prevention Source (TIPS)

National Cancer Institute (Includes materials in both English and Spanish.)

Nicotine Anonymous

Quitnet