Tobacco Control Links
The Indiana Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Agency is responsible for developing programs to prevent and reduce the usage of tobacco and tobacco products in Indiana.   Link for ITPC Community Resource Center.    Link for ITPC web resources.
You have found the place on the net to uncover the lies of the tobacco industry. Tobacco companies have built their corporate empires on the illness and deaths of thousands of Hoosiers by lying to us about their marketing practices and the dangers of their products.
Voice is a youth movement dedicated to exposing the tobacco industry and empowering you with truths you never heard before.  The key is, we're not preachy or a group of fanatic non-smokers.  You have the right. to decide if you want to smoke or not.  But you should know the facts first.  That's what we're about.
The Alliance for Health Promotion and the American Cancer Society have created a  web site resource regarding secondhand smoke.  This site offers resources to service industry workers and businesses and also offers a place for people to sign up to receive action alerts and get involved in this campaign!
The mission of Smokefree Indiana is to improve the quality of life in Indiana by promoting tobacco-free, healthy lifestyles through community action and advocacy to prevent tobacco use, provide assistance to tobacco users who want to quit and protecting nonsmokers from secondhand smoke.
At age 46, Rick's wife, Marie, died from lung cancer caused by cigarette smoking. His mission is to reach as many youth and adults across America as possible about the dangers of tobacco use.
Tar Wars, a tobacco-free education program and poster contest, is supported by the American Academy of Family Physicians and reaches approximately 400,000 fourth- and fifth-grade students annually. 
Edgy. Hard-hitting. Unapologetic. That's truth®, the foundation's advertising, grassroots, and online campaign to prevent youth smoking. By telling the truth about the tobacco industry and its products and exposing their marketing tactics, truth® allows teens to make informed choices about tobacco use. It doesn't preach. It doesn't judge. It just works.
American Legacy Foundation is the national, independent public health foundation established by the 1998 tobacco settlement. Legacy is dedicated to reducing tobacco use in the United States with major initiatives reaching youth, women, and priority populations through grant awards, research initiatives, marketing campaigns, training programs, and collaboration with national and local partners.
The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids is a private, non-profit organization committed to protecting children from tobacco addiction and secondhand smoke.
Kick Butts Day is an annual initiative that encourages activism and leadership among elementary, middle and high school students. It's the day America's kids stand up to tobacco, and America's adults stand up for kids.
The goals of SMOKEFREE.net, the SMOKEFREE Network, are:
1.  To win the right to breathe smokefree air.
2.  To facilitate communication among smokefree advocates.
3.  To facilitate communication between smokefree advocates and key decision makers.
4.  To share information about the tobacco cartel.
5.  To provide an integrated login for all websites in the SMOKEFREE.net family
Two types of Tobacco News: 1) The daily news summary, which is a compilation of all the days stories. 2) Breaking News, which allows you to get the stories as we find them. If you are a tobacco control professional, you should sign up for at least your state. Much, much more information available.
The Tobacco Technical Assistance Consortium (TTAC) is an independent, nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting organizations in building and growing highly effective tobacco control programs. Whether your organization is national, state or community-based, TTAC can assist you.  We provide expert assistance, in-depth information, and a wide variety of services to help our clients succeed in their tobacco control efforts.
"You can quit smoking now!"  An online guide to quitting.
CigaretteLitter.Org is an informal, non-profit organization dedicated to dramatically reducing cigarette litter across the United States. Our goal is to accomplish this task by raising public awareness of the issue and educating communities about the facts regarding cigarette litter. We want to form a network of smokers and non-smokers, individuals and businesses, non-profit and government organizations, local police and fire departments, and anyone else who shares our goal of a national landscape free of cigarette litter.
East Central VOICE Hub
Key Web Resources
Key Dates
East Central Hub Message Board
Oct 16 - Town Hall Meeting, Smokefree Air
            Hancock County Public Library
            Greenfield 7:00pm.
Oct 31 - Drop Dead on the Circle
             Downtown Indianapolis
Nov 5 - Milton Creagh, Anderson Wal-Mart
Nov 15 - Don't Glam Tobacco
Hub Training Event (option 1), Indianapolis
Nov 20 - Great American Smokeout
Nov 23 - Don't Glam Tobacco
    Hub Training Event (option 2), Anderson
Dec 15 - EC Voice Adult Ally Meeting
   Hancock Regional Hospital 12:30p-3:30p
Jan 17 - EC Voice Hub Event
             Don't Glam Tobacco
Hamilton County
Hamilton County Council on ATOD
  George Kristo - 317.776.8429
  glk@co.hamilton.in.us

Boys and Girls Club of Noblesville
  Jenna Kruse
  teenprogramdirector@bgcni.org

Hancock County
Hancock County Tobacco Free Coalition
  Brandee Bastin - 317.468.4162
  bbastin@hancockregional.org

Henry County
Henry County Tobacco Prevention
  Sandy Moore - 765.529.4403
  smoore@hcmhcares.org

Indiana Latino Institute, Inc.
  Maria Luisa Tishner - 317.472.1055  ext. 104
  mltishner@indianalatino.com

  Marcela Flores - 317-472-1055
  mflores@indianalatino.com

Johnson County
Partnership for a Healthier Johnson County
  Linda Bettner - 317.346.3728
  lbettner@johnsonmemorial.org

Madison County
Healthy, Tobacco Free Madison County
  Karesa Knight - 765.683.0452
  kmktobaccoprevention@netzero.net

American Cancer Society
  Melissa McKinney - 765.642.6603
  Melissa.McKinney@cancer.org

Marion County
Saint Florian Tobacco Free Partnership
  Tony Williamson - 317.545.6580
  firefightert@sbcglobal.net

  Michael Morgan
  mikotech2000@yahoo.com

Instant Resources!
Marion County
Indiana Black Expo, Inc.
  Kara Endsley - 317.925.2702 ext. 45
  kendsley@ibeonline.com

Marion County
Marion County Health Department
  Dyetra Waire - 317.221.3007
  dwaire@hhcorp.org

Marion County
Minority Health Coalition
Patrice Adams - 317.297.9700
  adams_patrice@yahoo.com

Morgan County
PrimeTime of Morgan County
Irene Greiner - 765.342.9225
girene@sbcglobal.net

Randolph County
Tobacco Free Randolph County
  Jamie Vickery - 765.964.4683
  jvickery@indianasadd.org
  www.drugfreerandolphcounty.com

Tipton County
Tipton County Tobacco Prevention
  Shelly Ross - 765.675.3104
  mmross@tds.net

Wayne County
Youth As Resources - Wayne County
  Mary Jo Ward -
  mjward@parallax.ws
Contact Information for
East Central Hub Partners
East Central Hub Announcements
Welcome to the East Central Hub web page.  This is your place to find news of upcoming events resource information, and a whole lot more!
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Answers to the most commonly asked  VOICE questions
Julianne M. Stewart
ITI Project Director
East Central Voice Hub Coordinator
JulianneITI@aol.com
Indiana Teen Institiute
5190 N. High School  Road
Indianapolis, Indiana 46254
office: 317-299-7831
fax:      317-299-7832
toll free: 1-888-ITI-2033
ITI@IndianaTeenInstitute.com
Indiana Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Honors Mooresville Teen as the 2008 East Central Youth Advocate of the Year

Mooresville –
Julianne Stewart, East Central Voice hub Coordinator, representing ITPC presented Caleb Taylor (pictured at right), a Mooresville High School student, the East Central Indiana Youth Advocate of the Year for his contributions to tobacco prevention.
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In BADvertising Country we counter the seduction of dishonest tobacco advertising by doctoring-up tobacco ads to make them honest.
TobaccofreeU.org is the official BACCHUS website devoted to tobacco control with college and university campuses and young adults. You will find information about types of tobacco, policy change, data collection and evaluation, and sample campus and community programs.
Ignite empowers the youth of America to hold the tobacco industry accountable at every level by directing public officials to act responsibly. Ignite engages in local and statewide advocacy for tobacco policy change, pressures politicians to reject campaign contributions from tobacco companies and their interests, informs voters of tobacco issues in key elections, and coordinates national political efforts.
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University of Michigan Tobacco Research Network - Anyone with an interest in tobacco and nicotine research - whether researcher, student, government official or journalist - will find this site to be a rich source of information and a key resource for advancing their studies.
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Delaware County
Tobacco Free Coalition of Delaware County
  Cecilia Williams - 765.281.2745 x22
  cw@abetterwaymuncie.org

  Michael Caldwell
  runningtojesus@gmail.com

Future Choices, Inc
  Judy Mays - 765.741.8332
  jmayssmokefree@hotmail.com

  Derran Isom
  disom@futurechoices.org
Teens Against Tobacco Use ® (T.A.T.U.) is a youth empowerment program teaching teens to fight back against tobacco use.  Essentially, we turn teens into teachers.  Recent focus groups have shown that teens are eager to talk to younger kids about tobacco use.  Younger children are impressed by teenage role models and enthusiastically understand and accept the information which they are presented.  By encouraging & supporting the T.A.T.U. program in your school, you will be making a huge step in preventing today's youth from becoming tomorrow's tobacco users.