How California Gave Smokers a Platform to Inspire People to Quit
With the pandemic and the anti-Asian racism that accompanied it causing California smokers of Asian descent to cope by smoking even more, the California Tobacco Control Program launched a campaign that featured a multilingual helpline and creative featuring smokers telling their own stories in hopes of inspiring others to quit.
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