UAPB Tobacco Cessation

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UAPB Tobacco Cessation

We recognize the harm of tobacco on public health and are committed to reducing its influence.

Through prevention, education, and awareness, we empower individuals and communities to make healthier choices.

12/11/2025

Holiday stress is real, and it can make old habits feel tempting again. But you have the strength and the tools to stay grounded.

Take a moment, slow down, breathe, and give yourself space to reset.

Your progress matters. And you’re not alone.

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12/09/2025

Today, we give thanks to our incredible grantees across Arkansas.

Your commitment to prevention, education, and community wellness drives this work forward every single day.

We appreciate your leadership. We value your partnership. And we’re grateful for the impact you have had all over the state.

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11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving!

The holidays don’t look the same for everyone, and that’s okay.

Do what feels right for you, protect your mental space, and lean into what brings you comfort.

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11/03/2025

Real change starts with education.

At MISRGO, we’re equipping community leaders, educators, and health professionals with tools to prevent to***co use and promote mental wellness in minority communities.

Together, we can build healthier futures, one conversation, one classroom, one community at a time.

Click the link in our bio to learn more about our prevention programs and training opportunities.

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10/30/2025

Every story matters. Every voice leads to understanding.

The Minority Research Center collaborates with researchers and community partners to listen, learn, and lead solutions that improve mental health and reduce to***co-related disparities.

Together, we’re building a healthier, more equitable Arkansas.

Click the link in our bio to explore our latest projects.

10/28/2025

Are you passionate about helping others heal and making a real difference in your community?

Through the Graduate Addiction Studies Program (GASP) at UAPB, you’ll gain the knowledge, compassion, and skills to serve on the front lines of prevention, treatment, and recovery.

Whether you’re called to counseling, education, or advocacy, your purpose starts here.

Click the link in our bio to learn more about how GASP is shaping the next generation of change-makers.

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10/27/2025

Did you know? Individuals facing mental health challenges are twice as likely to use to***co.

That’s why MISRGO focuses on prevention strategies that address both mental and physical health because healing the mind and body go hand in hand.

Learn more about how we’re helping communities break the cycle. Link in bio.

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10/23/2025

At the Minority Research Center (MRC), we’re not just studying data, we’re studying lives.

Our research helps uncover the connections between mental health, addiction, and to***co use, giving communities the insights they need to heal and thrive.

Click the link in our bio to learn how MRC turns research into real-world impact.

10/21/2025

From classrooms to correctional facilities, Dr. Robin R. Stepps has dedicated her life to leadership, service, and healing.

A proud graduate of UAPB’s Graduate Addiction Studies Program (GASP), Dr. Stepps uses her training to break barriers, provides compassionate care, and inspires hope in communities across Arkansas and beyond.

Her story is a powerful reminder that every voice deserves healing, and every leader can spark change.

Click the link in our bio to learn more about her journey.
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10/20/2025

At MISRGO, our mission is clear: to prevent and reduce to***co use within minority communities.

We do this by collaborating with trained professionals and advocates, offering development courses and training, and sharing resources that empower communities to live to***co-free.
Ready to get involved?

Click the link in our bio to explore courses, training, and quitting resources that can make a difference.
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10/16/2025

To***co doesn’t just harm the body; it impacts the mind. Studies show that people with mental health challenges are more likely to smoke, and to***co use can make symptoms worse.

At MRC, we study these connections to design solutions that support healthier communities.

Click the link in our bio to learn more about the work we do at MRC.

10/14/2025

Va**ng isn’t just a trend; it’s a growing threat to youth health. That’s why MISRGO launched Hate the V**e, a prevention program empowering teens with the knowledge and confidence to make healthier choices.

With the support of partners like Genine T. Perez and Teen Tours Society, Inc., we’re meeting young people where they are and encouraging them to choose themselves over to***co.

Click the link in the bio to learn more about this statewide movement.
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Address

Walker Research Center 2nd Floor 1200 North University Drive MS 4902
Pine Bluff, AR
71601

Website

http://uapbtobaccocessation.org/

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