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Are Tobacco Ads Next To Candy In Your Stores?
Convenience stores in Allegany County, New York, are plastered with tobacco advertising. That’s what Reality Check youth from Fillmore Central High School discovered in their recent Kick Butts Day store tour. … Continued 

The evidence is overwhelming. The more kids see tobacco, the more likely they are to start smoking. To help their communities see the injustice of this truth, Reality Check teens …
150 Reality Check youth leaders from across New York State (12 repping Western New York). All rallying around the issue that major tobacco companies spend an average of $1 million+ every …
Students at St. Joe’s School in Batavia have Seen Enough Tobacco! Enough tobacco marketing in stores near their schools. Enough of their peers starting to smoke at an early age. …
On Friday, October 13 beginning at 2:00 p.m., Reality Check students are taking a stand for Seen Enough Tobacco Action Day. They’ve seen enough: Bright colorful marketing messages in stores …
2016, if nothing else, was a year of advocates making themselves heard on important issues. These sort of actions within a free society got us thinking about our Reality Check youth …
Our youth have seen enough tobacco marketing. That’s because tobacco companies are spending billions to put their products in front of our kids in stores. And the more kids see tobacco, …
As I realize (with a start) that Valentines Day is tomorrow (OMG…I forgot to get a boyfriend again this year) I think of an issue that I deal every day at Tobacco-Free …