Free Materials: Native American 

Native American specific resources. Also see the poster listings for additional materials.

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Anthology of Traditional Tobacco Stories TOB035 A collection of stories and facts about traditional Native American tobacco use compiled to reduce cancer risks among Native American youth. ETR/TECC, 1992, 26pp.

Becoming a Smoke-Free Family: Protect Your Family TOB047 Aimed at Native Americans, this unique flip-fold design contains four sections explaining why a smoke-free family is a healthy family. ETR/TECC, 4pp.

Is Your Baby a Prisoner? TOBP020 Aimed at American Indians, this dramatic black and white poster shows a child in a crib and reminds parents to protect children from secondhand smoke.

Respect Traditional Tobacco TOB051 Informative booklet discusses sacred versus commercial use of tobacco and how to keep secondhand smoke and it's harmful effects out of the American Indian community. ETR, 2000.

Tobacco and Your Pregnancy TOB040 This warm, attractive brocure encourages pregnant women to quit using tobacco products. Information is presented in a positive style that emphasizes the benefits of quitting tobacco use, for both mother and child. TEC, 2002.

Tobacco: Use It In a Sacred Way TOBP012 Encourages traditional ceremonial use of tobacco as compared to recreational abuse.

Tobacco: Use It In A Sacred Way TOB046 Booklet designed by and for Native American teens that contrasts the traditional use of tobacco with nontraditional, abusive uses. TECC, 6pp.

Wisconsin Native American Tobacco Prevention Network Brochure TOB098 Describes traditional vs. commercial use of tobacco, health effects of tobacco use and cost. Network contact information.

Your Life Is Our Future. You Can Stop Smoking Today TOB039 Illustrated with traditional Native American drawings, cultural symbols, and quotations, this tobacco cessation guide includes strategies for quitting smoking and staying smoke-free.