American Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation

For Missy Tracy, creating healthier communities has always started with respect. A citizen of the Ho-Chunk Nation and longtime leader at Ho-Chunk Gaming Madison, Missy became one of the nation's strongest voices showing that tribal gaming and smokefree environments don't just coexist, they thrive together. Before joining ANR/F's Board of Directors, Missy partnered with the organization to help tell Ho-Chunk Gaming Madison's story after it became Wisconsin's first tribal casino to voluntarily go smokefree. She traveled the country sharing how protecting employees and guests strengthened the business while honoring Tribal values of caring for community and future generations. That partnership eventually led her to ANR/F's Board in 2021.

Americans for Nonsmokers' Rights is shining a light on the people that made the smokefree movement a success with 50 Stories for 50 Years. See a roundup of the stories and watch video shorts.

DTW cancels proposed cigar lounge following Spirit Airlines closure Plans for a proposed cigar lounge at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport have been scrapped, with airport officials citing economic uncertainty following Spirit Airlines’ closure.

ICYMI: Back in February, a NYT editorial noted, “Over the past several decades, supporters of ma*****na legalization often called for a strategy of ‘legalize and regulate.’ ” It is a smart approach. Unfortunately, the country has pursued the first part of it while largely ignoring the second.” Read more and see our resources regarding the expansion of cannabis lounges in California.

Part of Americans for Nonsmokers' Rights 50 Stories for 50 Years: Clinton's work has helped build smokefree futures for Native Americans. ***co