• American Nonsmokers’ Rights (ANR) Foundation, Policy Evaluation Tracking System (PETS)
  The Policy Evaluation Tracking System (PETS), a project of the American Nonsmokers’ Rights (ANR) Foundation, provides analysis, data, tools, and expertise to help support CTPP-funded projects advance local tobacco control policy change activity, as well as to educate community partners and demonstrate policy trends. The ANR Foundation updates and maintains the PETS tobacco control database by tracking, collecting, analyzing, scoring, and reporting on local ordinances adopted throughout California.
  
  
• AMPLIFY! Statewide Coordinating Center for African American/ Black Communities
  AMPLIFY!, a project of the URSA Institute, is a Statewide Coordinating Center which supports CTPP-funded African American/Black regional projects and the greater African American community. AMPLIFY provides technical assistance, capacity building, mutual support, collaboration and LOVE to address the complex issues of tobacco control in the African American/Black community.
  
  
• California Department of Public Health/California Tobacco Control Program Website
  The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) created this site to relay important public health information to the citizens of California. The Mission: CDPH is dedicated to optimizing the health and well-being of the people in California. Find tobacco control information within this site.
  
  
• California Legislative Information (LegInfo)
  The official site for California legislative information, maintained by the Legislative Counsel of California, pursuant to California law.
  
  
• CA Quits
  The CA Quits project is a statewide initiative to advance tobacco cessation treatment in safety net health care delivery systems. The project engages in collaborative efforts and builds capacity with three health care sectors: Safety Net Providers, Medi-Cal Managed Care Plans, and Local Lead Agencies. CA Quits convenes statewide tobacco learning collaboratives and workgroups via virtual sessions with participants from each sector to develop and implement best practices for addressing smoking/tobacco use among patient populations. This includes strategies for clinical settings to assess, counsel, and connect patients who smoke to cessation services such as Kick It California.
  
  
• California Tobacco Endgame Center for Organizing and Engagement
  California Tobacco Endgame Center for Organizing and Engagement, a project of the American Heart Association (AHA), provides comprehensive training, technical assistance and resources to California’s large and growing tobacco control movement. The Tobacco Endgame Center partners with local, regional and statewide tobacco control stakeholders to enhance their organizing and engagement capacity. They also serve as a hub for resources and an information dissemination channel for diverse groups on community organizing, community engagement, and stakeholder outreach.
  
  
• Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids
  Supporting the work of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free kids, this national website provides a wide variety of information about federal and state-specific tobacco control initiatives, tobacco industry marketing, and the Master Settlement Agreement with cigarette and smokeless tobacco manufacturers.
  
  
• California Office of the Attorney General
  This website provides access to the efforts of the Tobacco Litigation and Enforcement Section of the California Attorney General’s Office. The Section is involved with enforcing provisions of the Master Settlement Agreement between cigarette and smokeless tobacco companies, enforcement of some state tobacco control laws, and also provides a summary of enforcement actions.
  
  
• California Youth Advocacy Network (CYAN)
  The California Youth Advocacy Network (CYAN) changes the tobacco use culture in California schools, colleges and universities, and other youth and young adult communities by providing knowledge, skills, and tools to create local change for healthier communities. CYAN provides training and technical assistance on engaging young people to advocate for tobacco-free communities as well as direct support to youth and young adults dedicated to changing tobacco use norms across the state.
  
  
• CDC Smoking & Tobacco Use – Data and Statistics
  CDC's searchable database includes scientific, medical, technical, policy, behavioral, legal, and historical literature related to smoking and tobacco use and its effect on health. It presents lengthy abstracts of articles from medical and professional journals, books and book chapters, dissertations, reports, conference proceedings and conference papers, government documents from federal, state, local, and foreign entities; fact sheets and policy documents from U.S. and international nonprofit organizations, and other documents. “New Citations,” added to the database in the last eight weeks, are also available. “New Citations” include recently published tobacco-related articles from peer-reviewed journals of behavioral, scientific, and medical literature.
  
  
• Hispanic/Latino Coordinating Center
  The Hispanic Latino Coordinating Center (HLCC) is a statewide project of the California Health Collaborative in partnership with the University of Southern California, dedicated to reducing tobacco-related disparities among Latinos in California. The HLCC primarily supports eight Hispanic/Latino Regional Projects with the adoption of policy, systems, and environmental changes by providing tailored assistance and access to information and resources. The HLCC facilitates statewide collaboration and partnerships in order to provide policy strategy recommendations, support and engage in educational activities with local policy makers, provide assistance with materials development and translation, and offer leadership development and training opportunities.
  
  
• Kick It California (KIC)
  Kick It California (1-800-300-8086) provides free services to people who want to quit smoking, vaping, or using chew, and for people who want to help others quit. Services include telephone counseling in many languages, as well as text messaging, online chat for Android and iOS mobile apps, and Amazon Alexa Skills: Stop Smoking Coach and Stop Vaping Coach. Kick It California also work with medical providers and clinics on options to securely refer patients and clients to their service.
  
  
• Law and Policy Partnership to End the Commercial Tobacco Epidemic
  The Law and Policy Partnership to End the Commercial Tobacco Epidemic (the Partnership), a joint initiative of the American Lung Association and the Public Health Law Center (PHLC), engages local and regional priority population projects, as well as local and tribal governments across the state to develop laws and policies designed to end the tobacco epidemic in California. The project brings together legal and policy expertise, technical assistance and training to help tobacco control projects, priority populations, local governments and non-traditional partners to change or permanently eliminate the structural, political, and social dynamics that sustain the tobacco epidemic, in order to end it.
  
  
• Rural Initiatives Strengthening Equity (RISE)
  The Rural Initiatives Strengthening Equity (RISE) project accelerates the adoption and implementation of policy, system, and environmental change initiatives that are designed to prevent and reduce tobacco use and increase health equity among California’s rural residents. RISE provides support and capacity building efforts to rural tobacco control projects through learning institutes, an advisory committee, and their policy platform initiatives, in order to facilitate stakeholder engagement and collaborative partnership opportunities among rural communities.
  
  
• Rover Library
  The Rover Library provides library and information services, including reference, literature searches, citation services, and the circulation and dissemination of materials. Rover can help find research studies, educational and advocacy materials, existing materials and sample Final Evaluation Reports, information on proposed interventions, and relevant data and statistics. Rover also publishes topical current awareness lists/bibliographies, a podcast series, and translation research fact sheets, flyers, and other materials.
  
  
• Smoking Cessation Leadership Center (SCLC), California Behavioral Health & Wellness Initiative
  The Smoking Cessation Leadership Center (SCLC) provides customized training and technical assistance for behavioral health and substance use disorders in community residential behavioral health facilities, providers, and the clients they serve. They also work with Local Lead Agencies to create change in county behavioral health systems. Through the lens of wellness, SCLC guides facilities on how to integrate tobacco use screening, offer smoking cessation services/nicotine addiction treatment, establish a tobacco-free grounds policy, and incorporate other programs such as healthier eating, physical activities, and problem gambling counseling.
  
  
• SPARC: Statewide Pacific Asian Resource and Coordinating Center
  Asian Pacific Partners for Empowerment, Advocacy and Leadership (APPEAL) serves as the lead organization for the Statewide Pacific Asian Resource and Coordinating Center (SPARC) to address tobacco disparities for the diverse Asian/Pacific Islander (API) communities in California. SPARC’s enabling system will support API regional networks to promote social change aimed at preventing and reducing tobacco use.
  
  
• Stop Tobacco Access to Kids Enforcement (STAKE)
  The STAKE Act created a new statewide enforcement program to take regulating action against businesses that illegally sell tobacco to minors. Authority for enforcement and responsibility for implementation of the program was delegated to the Department of Public Health, Food & Drug Branch (FDB).
  
  
• The LOOP
  The LOOP is a centralized one-stop resource to help tobacco control projects strengthen their capacity to connect, communicate, and collaborate with their local communities, especially those disproportionately burdened by tobacco. The LOOP can assist projects with tailoring approaches and materials to better engage and reach priority populations and identifying activities to improve the capacity to work authentically with local communities, especially those disproportionately burdened by tobacco.
  
  
• Tobacco Control Evaluation Center (TCEC)
  The Tobacco Control Evaluation Center (TCEC) provides evaluation training and specialized evaluation technical assistance services to local tobacco control program evaluators and programs. TCEC can assist with writing evaluation activities, plans, and methods; and data collection, analysis, interpretation, visualization, and reporting, as well as accessing the TCEC data collection instrument database. TCEC maintains an evaluators’ community of practice and assists in statewide retail environment campaigns.
  
  
• Tobacco Education Clearinghouse of California (TECC)
  The Tobacco Education Clearinghouse of California (TECC) produces and distributes educational materials to support tobacco control initiatives. TECC can provide Technical Assistance pertaining to educational material development and consumer testing. In addition, TECC monitors existing tobacco-related educational materials to assess current needs for tobacco-related educational material development.
  
  
• UNDO
  A trusted resource for learning about the tobacco industry’s predatory practices and deadly products, with a goal to eradicate its devastating influence. To help create a tobacco-free world, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH)/California Tobacco Prevention Program (CTPP) produces an internationally recognized Anti-Tobacco Education Media Campaign. This anti-tobacco campaign educates Californians on the realities of the tobacco industry’s products and their harmful nature to both people and the environment, including: smoking, vaping, flavored tobacco products, secondhand smoke exposure, toxic tobacco waste, and the industry’s predatory advertising and promotions. It does this by utilizing paid advertising and public service announcements (television, radio, billboards, transit, and print) with thought-provoking messages throughout California’s ethnically diverse communities. In order to reach California’s diverse population, the Anti-Tobacco Education Media Campaign’s materials are produced in several languages, including English, Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese, and Korean.
  
  
• Tobacco.org
  A customized email news service and comprehensive website on tobacco and smoking research, resources, news, and current events. The daily news summaries service includes information on health/cessation, secondhand smoke, teen smoking, federal issues, settlements and lawsuits, tobacco industry documents, local/state and international news, agriculture, business, tobacco control, smuggling/crime, society, fires, opinion/editorials, and all stories from a specific state. The service can be easily customized for your areas of interest. Also features daily quotes, VCR Alerts, web links, a tobacco timeline, activism guide, and a searchable database of the current and archived news summaries.
  
  
• Tribal Community Coordinating Center
  Through the guidance of a Tribal Advisory Council, the statewide Tribal Community Coordinating Center (TCCC) addresses the impact of non-ceremonial tobacco by providing culturally appropriate assistance to California Indian Tribes to assess and implement tobacco related programs.
  
  
• Truth Tobacco Industry Documents Library
  The Truth Industry Tobacco Documents Library contains more than 8 million documents (43+ million pages) created by major tobacco companies related to their advertising, manufacturing, marketing, sales, and scientific research activities.
  
  
• WE BREATHE
  WE BREATHE is the Statewide Coordinating Center for the Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) serving tobacco control projects. They focus on the facilitation, coordination, and collaborative flow of information between LGBTQ regional projects and other CTPP-funded projects. They engage new voices in tobacco control efforts to assist in accelerating the adoption of regional LGBTQ tobacco control efforts by educating and engaging LGBTQ influencers, developing tailored messaging for LGBTQ audiences, and educating LGBTQ individuals to advocate to reduce tobacco-related health disparities.