Tobacco marketing refers to the posters and signs inside and outside stores, as well as the colorful, well-lit displays of tobacco products behind the counter in most convenience stores, gas stations, pharmacies and grocery stores.
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Menthol is not just a flavor, it’s a manipulative way for Big Tobacco to make their products better. Overall cigarette use declined by 26% from 2009 to 2019, 91% of that decline was due to non-menthol cigarettes.
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10 years ago, Federal Law eliminated all flavored cigarettes other than menthol. However, there are many other flavored tobacco products that are not covered by this law which highlights the health disparities in tobacco use.
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Tobacco use remains a leading cause of preventable disease, killing nearly 28,000 New Yorkers every year. Comprehensive policies are the best way to protect both your employees and visitors.
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Parks, playgrounds, beaches and other recreational areas should be places that people can go to enjoy the outdoors, breathe fresh air and exercise. They should not be exposed to secondhand smoke or vapor.
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Tobacco use is recognized as a major public health issue. Are you aware of the scale of its environmental footprint?
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Secondhand smoke is more than a nuisance; it is a health hazard. TACLI is working with tenants, landlords, property managers and realtors to create smoke-free policies.
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Reality Check is the youth engagement component of the Tobacco Action Coalition of Long Island that empowers our young people to become change agents within their communities.
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