The Advancing Tobacco-Free Communities (ATFC) grant, awarded by the New York State Department of Health Bureau of Tobacco Control, supports the reduction and prevention of tobacco use across Erie and Niagara counties. ATFC engages and educates community leaders and members, leverages resources, and mobilizes organizations to advance local tobacco control efforts to: Reduce the impact of retail tobacco marketing on youth and adults, especially disparately affected populations. Increase opportunities for tobacco-free outdoor areas. Reduce secondhand smoke exposure in multi-unit housing. Advance tobacco-free norms through promising and emerging tobacco control initiatives approved by the Health Department. The ATFC Community Engagement Program Manager is responsible for convening two ATFC coalitions in Erie and Niagara counties comprised of key stakeholders. The role demands an experienced public health professional who can foster environments supportive of policy, systems, and environmental changes that reinforce tobacco-free norms throughout New York State. This individual will work collaboratively with the Reality Check Program Manager (who mobilizes youth) to advance local and statewide tobacco control initiatives using evidence-based strategies, community organizing, media advocacy, and policymaker education.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level