Smoke-free Meetings - Tobacco Control Research: Cancer Control and Population Sciences - meetings.smokefree.gov

Easy to use tools for NCI meeting planners and contractors

Find out if your location is smoke-free

In July 2006, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) announced a new smoke-free meeting policy requiring that all meetings and conferences organized or primarily sponsored by NCI be held in a state, county, city, or town that has adopted a comprehensive smoke-free policy.

For purposes of meeting planning, NCI considers a jurisdiction (state, county, city, or town) smoke-free if it provides employees and the general public complete or near complete protection from secondhand smoke in enclosed workplaces, including restaurants.

The "meets requirement" data is based on whether both workplaces and restaurants within the jurisdiction are considered smoke-free.

If you would like to find out if your current location is smoke-free, complete the address below and click the Check Location button.

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If you have questions about the locator tool or the smoke-free meeting policy, please write us at NCISmokefree@mail.nih.gov.

 
NCI's Smoke-free Meetings Policy
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More Information on Secondhand Smoke and Smoke-free Air Policies
  Americans for Non-Smokers Rights
  Secondhand Smoke Fact Sheet
  NCI Tobacco Monograph Series
  Reports of the Surgeon General

Last Updated: October 20, 2016

 

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