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NAATEN stakeholders are national African American organizations that have a commitment to reducing tobacco's negative impact in the African American community.

Bishop S.C. Carthen (NAATEN Stakeholder Chair)
Black Clergy for Substance Abuse Prevention
Sacramento, CA

Rev. James C. Wade
African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME Church)
Department of Church Growth & Evangelism
Memphis, TN

Min. Jeffrey Campbell
City of Refuge - The Fellowship
Houston, TX
www.radicallyinclusive.com


Claude-Alix Jacob
Black Caucus of Health Workers
Chicago, IL


Earl Fowlkes, Jr.
International Federation of Black Prides
Washington, DC
www.ifbprides.org


Dr. Paul Underwood, MD, FACC
Association of Black Cardiologists
Scottsdale, AZ

Donnetta Miller-Kyle
National Black Nurses Association
Evanston, IL
www.nbna.org


Dr. Lavern Holyfield
National Dental Association
Houston, TX
www.ndaonline.org


Cassandra Black
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc.
Dallas, TX
www.nphchq.org


Rev. James L. Patterson
Partnership for African American Churches
Institute, WV
www.paac2.org


Brenda Vasser
National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc.
Seattle, WA

Sandra Coleman
National Association of Negro Business & Professional Womens Club, Inc.
Washington, DC

Rev. Elaine Walters
Indianapolis, IN

Hilda Davis-Carroll, PhD
United Methodist Communication Project
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