This national, independent public health foundation was established by the 1998 tobacco settlement. It 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.

Offers numerous fact sheets covering diverse topics including tobacco advertising, smuggling, warning labels, cigarette contents, and economic and agricultural issues related to cigarette manufacturing.

Designed to present detailed facts about the health consequences of tobacco use in an accessible and interactive manner.

A national antismoking and nonsmokers' rights organization.

The Nightingales is a group of nurse activists who work to focus public attention on the behavior of the tobacco industry and its contribution to the preventable epidemic of tobacco-caused disease and death.

A project of UCSF professor Stanton Glantz addressing smoking in motion pictures.

A project of UCSF professor Stanton Glantz addressing Big Tobacco's targeting of the hospitality industry.

An online version of the "The Cigarette Papers" exhibit at UCSF that includes a timeline of significant events and spotlights important documents in the history of Tobacco Control.