Inuit Tuttarvingat believes the Inuit Tobacco-free Network is an ideal way to:

  • Provide Inuit health workers and their colleagues with up-to-date resources and the latest research on tobacco use reduction
  • Connect health workers in remote communities to others working in other Inuit regions
  • Inform health workers in Inuit communities of upcoming gatherings, training, and events related to their field
  • Encourage Inuit health workers and their colleagues to share their stories and experiences with others

The Inuit Tobacco-free Network also provides a listserv for information sharing.

The Inuit Tobacco-free Network aims to keep Inuit health workers and their colleagues up-to-date on tobacco reduction resources, research and events. Check here regularly to find out what's new.

New events:

What: Inuit Tobacco-Free Network trains health and wellness workers in tobacco reduction.

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What: Inuit Tobacco-free Network: Photo Contest Winners

       

Click on the photo to see all the winning photographs.

What: The Driven to Quit Challenge!

The Canadian Cancer Society is challenging Canadians to quit smoking. Check out the Web site to see the prizes!

New Resources:

              

                   This Month's Feature:

  • Project Overviews of Smoking Cessation programs for Inuit:

           Born Smoke Free

           Quit to Win

           Blue Light Campaign

           Quiz #2


          Dep't of Health and Social Services. GN 2006

                                                

    

          See link in meetings and presentations to    

          view Inuit feature of the newsletter.

                              Inuktitut

          International:

           International Journal of Circumpolar Health. 2007

           (66)

  • If you, or you know someone who has quit smoking and would lIke to be featured in News North- Northwest Territories, please call 1-867-920-6907  

 

                           

Last Update: March 09 2010

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