John,

In this edition of The Take Down, Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids’ Olive Gongombe interviews Dr. Glenda Gill, founder of Save a Girl Save a World (SAGSAW).

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Dr. Gill is a trailblazing advocate and change agent who has helped grow SAGSAW into a leading organization focused on mentoring girls and young women. Her work highlights the importance of community and mentorship to break down barriers and propel new generations forward.

We spoke with Dr. Gill about the role of mentorship in advocacy work, the intersection of tobacco prevention and social justice issues, and solutions for a healthier and more equitable future – like eliminating menthol cigarettes.

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"It's important to have mentors to guide you along the way. Mentorship is a safeguard for a lot of young women to navigate through life."

This interview is the latest installment of The Take Down: Unfiltered Conversations About Tobacco – part of our Campaign for the Culture, an initiative focused on uniting, empowering, educating and engaging people of color and other targeted communities around critical healthcare and human rights issues connected to tobacco use. Learn more >>

Sincerely,

Camille Sanchez

Associate Director, Community Outreach

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