Youth Web Sites
An Ad-erage Day in the Life of a Kid
Describes the tobacco ads one boy sees in a day. Reveals how the tobacco advertisers surround kids with advertisements.
Connect for Kids
A comprehensive site addressing children's issues of today. Includes a thorough listing of kids' organizations nationwide.
For Kids Only
A kid friendly site of The National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information, a service of SAMHSA.
Generation Free
Mississippi’s "Generation Free" web site introduces the campaign and lets teens get involved in the fight against tobacco use.
Girl Power!
Empowering site for girls. Check out its Kick Butts Day 2001 information.
Girls Incorporated
A youth organization serving 350,000 low-income minority girls. The site features "Friendly PEERsuasion" a section that helps girls avoid drugs and alcohol.
iEmily.com
iEmily.com is a site where girls' learn about health and about the issues that affect thier body, mind and spirit. Watch videos, take
surveys, ask advice from medical experts, and chat with other girls in our forums!
Lesko Brothers
See how an 11-year-old and a 14-year-old are fighting to protect kids from tobacco.
NJ REBEL
The official Web site of New Jersey's youth anti-tobacco movement REBEL - Reaching Everyone By Exposing Lies. The site provides information on the unhealthy and gross effects of tobacco use and how Big Tobacco tries to manipulate young people. New Jersey teens can also find out how they can join REBEL and fight Big Tobacco in their own communities.
No Limits
Nebraska teens are coming together to expose and oppose the tobacco industry's tactics. See the latest photos, news and events from across the state.
Notobacco.org
Research questions, current news and cool web sites related to tobacco prevention.
S.W.A.T. Zone/The Whole Truth
This site was created with the help of teens in Florida. Get the real scoop behind the deadly effects of cigarette smoking. The site also allows you to play interactive action adventure games and win prizes.
Tar Wars
Tar Wars is an innovative and fun program that teaches fifth graders about the short-term, image-based consequences of tobacco use and how to think critically about tobacco advertising.
Tips 4 Youth
A section just for kids (educators and parents too) on the Centers for Disease Control web site.
VOICE
Indiana's movement against Big Tobacco
