1. The Great American Smokeout Event
The Great American Smokeout Event
is aimed at raising awareness about the hazards of tobacco usage and it is
celebrated every year on the third Thursday of November. This event was started
by The American Cancer Society in 1977 with a view to teach the public on the
dangers associated with tobacco use and to push smokers to get rid of smoking
addiction for lifetime.
2. World No Tobacco Day
This is another quit smoking event and it is
celebrated on 31st May every year. This is an event started by the World
Health Organization (WHO) and during this event, particular details are provided
to the public on the dangers of tobacco, steps taken by the WHO to fight off
large-scale tobacco usage across the world and also the strategies that can be
adopted by people to ensure healthy living.
3. Kick Butts Day
Kick Butts Day was started by the Campaign
for Tobacco Free Kids (CTFK) and it is celebrated every year on 20th March. The
significance of Kick Butts Day is that it is a day when the youth takes
initiatives by standing up and speaking against tobacco use. On this day, the
youngsters empower the fight against tobacco usage by creating awareness about
the ill-effects of tobacco and by supporting stringent anti-tobacco laws.
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