Prohibition Party Related LinksIf any of these Links are inactive, please report them to us by mailing James Hedges. |
Election Material
Project Vote Smart | Federal Elections Commission |
Ballot Access News | Campaign Management |
Center for Voting and Democracy | The American Political Items Collectors |
Prohibition Advocacy Websites
http://www.noliquor.us/liquor/links.html | www.prohibitionparty.org |
Temperance Movement Organizations
Anti-Gambling Organizations
www.casinofreepa.org |
Anti-Tobacco Organizations
Tobacco use in the American Indian/Alaska Native community (truthinitiative.org) |
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Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids | |
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Recreational Drug Research Organizations
Center for Science in the Public Interest | Alcohol Justice |
Join Together (Boston
University School of Public Health) |
Federal Government Agencies
Office of National Drug Control Policy | Drug Enforcement Administration |
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms |
The following Links are to give a sampling of national organizations which deal with public issues in ways that are consistent with the Prohibition Party Platform. These organizations do not necessarily endorse the Prohibition Party, nor does the Prohibition Party necessarily endorse them. For additional information, consult the Project Vote-Smart Yellow Pages and The Encyclopedia of Organizations, available at your public library. |
Denominational Statements
Church of the Brethren | |
Christian and Missionary Alliance |
News Services
politics1.com | |
Breaking the Habit
A myriad of organizations will take your money and try to help you break your addiction. We take no position on which approach will or will not work in any given situation, but here are a few references to rehab services.... |
Maryville University Smoking Cessation Program |
Library Resources
University of California at Berkeley, Bancroft Library-- Bancroft has a (partial) microfilm copy of The National Voice, late 1800s-early 1900s. The call # is F850.N3. The originals are held at UCLA. |
Westerville (Ohio) Public Library -- Westerville, a suburb of Columbus, was the home of the Anti-Saloon League. Their collection runs from 1830 to 1933. | |
Indiana University |