These 10 photos tell a story of 12 months of challenges, successes and perseverance in a year where photographs gave us glimpses of the community engagement work that often felt … Continued 
The stars made quite a scene on Oscar’s red carpet this year. Community health partners and Reality Check youth leaders from across Western New York upstaged them with a fashionable … Continued 
We celebrate freedom every day. Freedom from tobacco, that is. But on the 4th of July, we celebrate it even more. Between family barbecues and firework blasts, we celebrate all … Continued 
Tobacco use is a leading cause of preventable death and disease worldwide, killing more than 7 million people each year globally, including 480,000 adults in the United States and 28,200 … Continued 
November, 1970. That’s when the Great American Smokeout (GASO) began in Randolph, Massachusetts. One man, Arthur P. Mullaney, asked people to give up cigarettes for a day and donate the … Continued 
What do chalk and garlic have to do with reducing tobacco use in Chautauqua and Allegany Counties? A lot, it turns out. On August 26, TF-CCA engaged students from Alfred … Continued 
Thanks to a little (strike that–BIG) help from our friends at New Life Christian School, residents and visitors will enjoy a breath of fresh air in city parks. As of … Continued 
Last week 2000+ public health practitioners met in Austin, Texas. No, not for Texas BBQ or a visit to the LBJ museum (although they managed to get that in, too … Continued 
Hannah doesn’t like that stores near her school contain nearly 3x the amount of tobacco ads than other stores. So she showed Senator Angelo Morinello proof — photos she took … Continued 
Let’s face it, it was an interesting year. From the historic presidential election to the zika virus and Hurricane Matthew, 2016 will be remembered for some time. We have many … Continued 
