Tobacco Free North Dakota (TFND) is dedicated to eliminating tobacco use and its associated harms by advocating for strong tobacco control policies, educating the public on the dangers of tobacco, and promoting a tobacco-free lifestyle. Founded in 1985, TFND aims to build coalitions with public health organizations, local leaders, and community members to create a healthier future for North Dakotans.
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This organization contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. See the SDG page for more information.
TFND has played a pivotal role in advocating for smoke-free laws across North Dakota, protecting residents from secondhand smoke.
TFND focuses on building coalitions with local organizations, health advocates, and community members for effective tobacco prevention.
Engaging youth in tobacco control advocacy to ensure a future generation free from tobacco addiction.
Passed Initiated Measure #3
Critical support for the establishment of the nation’s only statewide comprehensive tobacco control program funded at the level recommended by the CDC.
Smoke-Free Public Places Law
Successfully supported Initiated Measure #4 to create smoke-free public places and workplaces.
Increased Tobacco Prevention Funding
Advocated successfully for a $800,000 increase in funding for the state’s tobacco control program.
2023-02-04
Day at the Capitol to educate lawmakers on tobacco policies.
2022-08-21
Annual gathering to celebrate tobacco control successes.
2022-05-15
Public forum discussing youth tobacco use and prevention.
2025-02-04
An event to engage with legislators about tobacco control policies and education.
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