The Arkansas Smokeless Tobacco Alliance collaborates with institutions such as Little Rock City to promote public awareness of the dangers of tobacco and celebrate "American Quit Day". They will hold a press conference on Thursday to emphasize the negative health and economic impacts of smoking and e-cigarettes. They hope that smokers can quit smoking for at least 24 hours on November 16th, encouraging the development of a smokeless lifestyle.

On November 6th, they will hold a press conference in the rotunda of Little Rock City Hall, highlighting the negative health and economic impacts of smoking and e-cigarettes in Georgia.

The executive director of the federation, Catherine Donald, stated that they hope that Arkansas smokers and e-cigarette users can make at least a 24-hour commitment to quit smoking with tobacco users nationwide on November 16th, hoping that this commitment can inspire them to develop a smoke-free/nicotine free lifestyle.