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@Let me breathe clean air, @let the children breathe clean air, @let yourself breathe clean air. ¦We adopted the anti-secondhand smoke campaign which has been held in Canada from 1999 into Japan as ILCA (I Love Clean Air) blue ribbin Campaign ƒThe message means...„ |
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WPRO (WHO Regional Office for the Western Pacific) launches blue ribbon campaign. News page in WPRO's site Blue ribbon campaign's page in WPRO'site (You can download the materials.) |
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What is ILCA Blue Ribbon Campaibn?
In Canada, they have a campaign called Blue Ribbon Campaign... |
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WHO and Tobacco Control Sohei Makino (Professor, Dokkyo University School of Medicine... |
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Message from Health Canada In 2007 at the 15th World Conference on Tobacco or Health we distributed... |
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Research Sep 2016@Questionnaire survey to Japanese high school students... |
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Message from Prof. Barnes It is increasingly recognised that active and passive cigarette... |
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Symposist in academic meetings 2011 in the 48th Annual Meeting of Japanese Society of Pediatric Allergy... |
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Publicity in academic meetings
The list of the academic meetings We set the booth at... |
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On the Media
2009 Monthly magazine "Mrs" introduced ILCA blue ribbon campaign... |
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The way to join ILCA blue ribbon campaign Please tell about "ILCA blue ribbon campaign" to your neighbors... |
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Approval or support party Followings join to our campaign... |
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For sending your message, suggestion, and question to us |
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If you want to order the pins |
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Thinking global, doing for local
We suggest you, our companies in other countries, to use "blue ribbon" as the symbol of anti-tobacco, anti-second hand smoke movement. If we use same symbols for each movement in the several regions of the world, we would have greater power than if we take actions separately. We do NOT request you to start the same campaign we have. We only suggest you to use same symbol, Blue Ribbon, in anti-tobacco and anti-second hand smoke area. |
Promotion Committee for ILCA (I love clean air) Blue Ribbon Movement Iidabashi 2-1-4, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0072, Japan Fax: +81-3-3222-6780 |
