TUPE Site Coordinators
A one-stop guide for TUPE Site Coordinators working to reduce youth tobacco use and empower the next generation of tobacco-free advocates.
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TUPE Curriculums
Stanford Tobacco Prevention Toolkit (Middle & High School students) is a theory-based and evidence-informed educational resource created by educators and researchers aimed at preventing middle and high school students’ use of tobacco products. The Toolkit contains a set of modules focused on e-cigarettes and vapes, messages on nicotine addiction, information and resources concerning positive youth development, and school policies that provide information about school tobacco policies and tobacco control efforts.
5-Session Curriculum Pre and Post Test Links:
TUPE Youth Engagement
The TUPE program focuses its anti-tobacco campaigns at school sites during the following awareness events:
Red Ribbon Week is a national awareness campaign that works to prevent alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use.
Take Down Tobacco is a national day of activism where young people are encouraged to host events that work towards a tobacco-free society.
The Peer Advocate Program trains and supports students to offer peer-to-peer services to help with student success, health and school culture. Peer Advocates are campus leaders who have a desire to spread a tobacco-free and wellness message to their peers on campus.
Activity Log
Site Coordinators are encouraged to enter school activities and events on the TUPE Activity Log.
