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Passing Policies to Protect Youth by Aaron Roy

Hello, my name is Aaron Roy, and I’m 15 and from Duncan OK. I work with the youth program called YAHL which is an acronym for Youth Action for Health Leadership. We try to raise health standards for youth all over Oklahoma. I joined YAHL to become a better version of myself. I’m glad that I’m part of YAHL because I think we can make an impact by passing policies and informing teens about the dangers of tobacco products.

Some things I’ve noticed about teens when it comes to tobacco is that they are likely to fall into peer pressure and that they are able to access nicotine products. Peer pressure is a big problem in high school and middle school because if someone sees all of their friends smoking and vaping then teens think, “What’s wrong if I do it?”. That’s what a lot of teens think when they’re with friends trying new things; they do what the person they trust does. It’s incredibly unhealthy, not only because of them trying dangerous products like vapes but also because they lose their individualism. Through YAHL we can better educate teens about tobacco and vapes so they might not give in to peer pressure as easily. I know that I will try my best to show others that you don’t have to follow the social norms to be liked.

Buying nicotine products is easy for teens. That statement should either surprise you or worry you. In Oklahoma, we don’t have comprehensive retail licensing in place to protect youth from vapes and nicotine products. Vaping has nicotine, an addictive material, and other harmful materials in it like lead, nickel and other metals. Through YAHL and one of the campaigns we work on, CounterAct Tobacco, we work to improve Oklahoma’s licensing policy on e-cigs and vapes.

Making My Community Better Through YAHL by Aaliyah Larson

My name is Aaliyah Larson, and I’m currently a sophomore attending Stilwell High School. I joined YAHL in 2022, marking my first year on the YAHL Leadership Team. Being on the Leadership Team has provided an invaluable opportunity, enabling me to make new connections, practice my public speaking skills and make positive changes within my […]

Advocating for Health: My YAHL Journey by Frankie Linker

My name is Frankie. I’m 16 years old and getting ready for my junior year of high school. I wanted to share my experience with an amazing program called Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL). When I first learned about YAHL, I was intrigued. It offered a chance to truly make a difference in my […]

Empowering Change: My Journey with Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL) by Lacey Laymon

I am Lacey Laymon, a senior at Keys High School, and I have been a member of Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL) for two years. Currently, I serve on the state leadership team. YAHL actively engages in two youth-led campaigns: Elevate Student Health, which focuses on maintaining the health of our schools, and CounterAct […]

Making a Change in My Community by Kaydence Townsend

My name is Kaydence, and I attend Purcell High School. I first heard about Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL) from Aisha – one of the YAHL staff – in my class during school. To become a member of YAHL, I had to go to the training for YAHL members in the fall where we […]

Gaining Confidence as a Member of Youth Action for Health Leadership by Miguel Ramirez

My name is Miguel, and I am a junior at Howe Public Schools and a member of Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL). I have worked with other YAHL members on different campaign opportunities. I started getting involved in YAHL by going to the YAHL training at my school in the fall. At the training […]

My Voice Matters in YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

My name is Mayra Amezcua, and I am a junior at Howe Public Schools. YAHL stands for YouthAction for Health Leadership. YAHL has two campaigns – CounterAct Tobacco and ElevateStudent Health. CounterAct Tobacco is trying to reduce underage tobacco use while ElevateStudent Health is trying to increase access to healthy food and drinks and physical […]

Showing my School the Dangers of Teen Tobacco Use with YAHL

My name is Brayden Duncan, and I’m going to be a junior at Howe High School. I have been in YAHL for about a year. YAHL has two campaigns named Counteract Tobacco and Elevate Student Health. My first YAHL event was our fall festival, where we were able to collect a lot of surveys for […]

How YAHL’s Campaigns Showed Me a New Perspective on Oklahoma Health Disparities

My name is Carina Chen. I am a junior at Classen SAS @NE High School and a member of the leadership team at Youth Action for Health and Leadership (YAHL). I first heard about YAHL in my biomedical class from my Youth Field Organizer (YAHL supervisor), Beverly. During the training, Beverly educated me and many […]

How YAHL Leadership Team Prepared Me to Make Change by Payton Bounds

My name is Payton Bounds; I am a senior at Purcell High School. I have worked with many students who are a part of YAHL and on the leadership team. At the YAHL summit, we all gather from across Oklahoma for a few days to learn more about leadership. I originally joined YAHL for the […]

My Experience with YAHL by Emma Teague

I am Emma Teague, and I am going to be a senior at Keys High School. This year is my first year being on the Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL) leadership team. My first experience with YAHL was at the training hosted at my high school. Later that year, I participated in YAHL Swap […]

Why Health Activism is Important to Me by Lillian Dallis

My name is Lillian. I am 15, and I’m from Park Hill, Tahlequah. YAHL is a program that talks about unhealthy ways and habits that can affect your life. You may learn new things, meet new people and make new friends along the way! We talk about how to better Oklahoma for kids, teens and […]

Sparking Change for this Generation and the Next by Braden Mensack

My name is Braden Mensack. I am a senior from Keys High School and have beenadvocating through the Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL) program for almost twoyears. YAHL is a youth-led advocacy organization focused on improving the health andwell-being of youth in the state of Oklahoma. I decided that I needed to join the […]

Passing Policies to Protect Youth by Aaron Roy

My Goal? Stopping Big Tobacco! by Rhianna Dumas

Giving a Voice to the Voiceless by My Nguyen

Hello, my name is My Nguyen, I am 15, and I live in Oklahoma City. I’m a member of YAHL, which stands for Youth Action for Health Leadership. In YAHL, we work on two youth-led campaigns: CounterAct Tobacco and Elevate Student Health. I joined YAHL because it is a really good way to help my […]

My Journey with YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Hi, my name is Mayra, and I’m from Howe Public Schools. I am currently 14 years old. I’m a part of an organization called Youth Action for Health Leadership or YAHL. I joined YAHL to try something new. When I joined, I was hoping to gain leadership skills, better public speaking skills and earn scholarships. […]

Working Hard to Make a Difference by Essence Felder

Why I Joined YAHL by Deiondra Howard

I am Deiondra Howard. I’m from Coalgate, Oklahoma, and I’m currently 16 years old. I chose to join YAHL because I want to improve my community. As a teen in high school, I am exposed to a lot of vaping on a daily basis. I think that YAHL can help to improve the problem of […]

Making a Difference in Coalgate, Oklahoma by Brecken Hunt

Hello everyone, my name is Brecken. I live in Atoka, but I go to school in Coalgate, and I am 16. I work with a student-led organization called YAHL. YAHL stands for Youth Action for Health Leadership. I joined for two reasons. First, I wanted to have a bit of fun, and second, I wanted […]

YAHL Impacts My Community for the Better by Carina Chen

Hello, my name is Carina Chen. I am fourteen years old, I am from Oklahoma and last, but definitely not least, I am a member of the leadership team at YAHL. YAHL stands for Youth Action for Health and Leadership, and they are a health activist group working towards two campaigns: CounterAct Tobacco and Elevate […]

My Goal? Stopping Big Tobacco! by Rhianna Dumas

My name is Rhianna Dumas, and I’m 14. I was born in Guthrie, Oklahoma, and stayed there until I was 7; now I live in Oklahoma City. This past year I joined a program called YAHL. YAHL stands for Youth Action for Health Leadership, and we work with TSET to get better health choices at school. For example, getting the water tested, having healthier options at lunch and 60 minutes of activity daily for students. We also work to stop Big Tobacco from targeting teens. I joined YAHL because I knew that stopping Big Tobacco was important to me.

Stopping Big Tobacco is important to me because I’ve had family members use tobacco, and the journey of healing from it was very hard. The tobacco campaign, CounterAct Tobacco, will help me accomplish my goal because we’ll be collecting surveys on people’s opinions about tobacco use in teens, which can be used as data. The trainings we attend have helped my goal because it allowed me to become an official member and get one step closer to helping my community more.

My work toward my personal goal will help my community slowly work its way to being tobacco free. There will eventually be less vaping in schools with my efforts. I hope to educate parents, who will hopefully open their eyes and see how dangerous tobacco truly is. Others in my community will finally be heard if they have the same thoughts as me. More voices can be heard and more people can be encouraged to make a change. Others in the community can join me in the work by spreading the word about what we’re doing and by using their voice like I am.

Making My Community Better Through YAHL by Aaliyah Larson

Advocating for Health: My YAHL Journey by Frankie Linker

Empowering Change: My Journey with Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL) by Lacey Laymon

Making a Change in My Community by Kaydence Townsend

Gaining Confidence as a Member of Youth Action for Health Leadership by Miguel Ramirez

My Voice Matters in YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Showing my School the Dangers of Teen Tobacco Use with YAHL

How YAHL’s Campaigns Showed Me a New Perspective on Oklahoma Health Disparities

How YAHL Leadership Team Prepared Me to Make Change by Payton Bounds

My Experience with YAHL by Emma Teague

Why Health Activism is Important to Me by Lillian Dallis

Sparking Change for this Generation and the Next by Braden Mensack

Passing Policies to Protect Youth by Aaron Roy

My Goal? Stopping Big Tobacco! by Rhianna Dumas

Giving a Voice to the Voiceless by My Nguyen

My Journey with YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Working Hard to Make a Difference by Essence Felder

Why I Joined YAHL by Deiondra Howard

Making a Difference in Coalgate, Oklahoma by Brecken Hunt

YAHL Impacts My Community for the Better by Carina Chen

Giving a Voice to the Voiceless by My Nguyen

For CounterAct Tobacco, we are working to promote comprehensive tobacco retail licensing. For example, we want to make sure all tobacco retailers have a license to sell vapes and e-cigs. I have seen teens accessing vapes from gas stations and from strangers, and this is concerning to me. Smoking and vapes are the hardest to dodge when there are ads and the access to them in gas stations and convenience stores is so easy. They always put beautiful colors and flavors in front of kids’ eye levels. The flavors and vapes are often advertised as not being as bad as cigarettes, but vapes still contain toxic levels of nicotine when you smoke them. You are literally putting nickels and metals into your lungs – that’s dangerous.

For Elevate Student Health, we are working to put healthy food options in schools and improve school wellness policies. I see that many schools in Oklahoma, especially in rural areas or small towns, don’t have access to clean drinking water or healthy food options. I see easy access to junk food at school. For example, in school when they are selling foods for clubs, events and fundraisers, the majority of the time it is junk foods containing high calories and trans fats. Through Elevate Student Health we are working to create alternative healthy options like trail mix or fruits and vegetables. This may face some challenges, but it will feel good when I see my friends and teachers more active, happy and healthy from the food they are eating.

With YAHL I will put a voice to the voiceless to help Oklahomans see that vapes are not safe and there are policies that can protect us. I want to help Oklahoma schools be the healthiest they can be. I hope that through my efforts members of my community can understand the dangers of tobacco and the importance of healthy schools.

Making My Community Better Through YAHL by Aaliyah Larson

Advocating for Health: My YAHL Journey by Frankie Linker

Empowering Change: My Journey with Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL) by Lacey Laymon

Making a Change in My Community by Kaydence Townsend

Gaining Confidence as a Member of Youth Action for Health Leadership by Miguel Ramirez

My Voice Matters in YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Showing my School the Dangers of Teen Tobacco Use with YAHL

How YAHL’s Campaigns Showed Me a New Perspective on Oklahoma Health Disparities

How YAHL Leadership Team Prepared Me to Make Change by Payton Bounds

My Experience with YAHL by Emma Teague

Why Health Activism is Important to Me by Lillian Dallis

Sparking Change for this Generation and the Next by Braden Mensack

Passing Policies to Protect Youth by Aaron Roy

My Goal? Stopping Big Tobacco! by Rhianna Dumas

Giving a Voice to the Voiceless by My Nguyen

My Journey with YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Working Hard to Make a Difference by Essence Felder

Why I Joined YAHL by Deiondra Howard

Making a Difference in Coalgate, Oklahoma by Brecken Hunt

YAHL Impacts My Community for the Better by Carina Chen

My Journey with YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

YAHL works with two campaigns. One of those two campaigns is called CounterAct Tobacco, which tries to end tobacco preemption and stop teens from being able to easily access vapes and/or tobacco products. Vaping is unhealthy for many reasons: it’s poisonous, can cause lung cancer and it’s addictive. Many kids are in danger because vapes are easily accessible and they come in appealing colors and flavors. Through YAHL we try to improve tobacco laws so we can make it harder for youth to access and get ahold of these tobacco products. As a YAHL member, I raise awareness and educate people.

The other campaign YAHL members work on is Elevate Student Health. Elevate Student Health is trying to provide more physical activity, healthy eating and safe water to drink at school. Eating unhealthy food is common. Many high school students work or are very busy and don’t feel like cooking. But, eating healthy doesn’t have to mean eating salads and drinking water for every meal. Have you ever felt tired after eating at a fast food restaurant or eating really greasy food? Try trading it out for healthier option. As a YAHL member, we help to get healthier options at school. As a YAHL member, I will raise awareness and let people know there are simple options that can make a big difference in your health. YAHL members in my community can be an example and try to eat healthier and teach their young loved ones how to eat healthily.

It’s sad, but it’s the honest truth that many kids in my generation vape or eat unhealthily and some even do both. I strive to inform everyone I come in contact with about tobacco and unhealthy eating. We want a healthy and outgoing generation.

Making My Community Better Through YAHL by Aaliyah Larson

Advocating for Health: My YAHL Journey by Frankie Linker

Empowering Change: My Journey with Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL) by Lacey Laymon

Making a Change in My Community by Kaydence Townsend

Gaining Confidence as a Member of Youth Action for Health Leadership by Miguel Ramirez

My Voice Matters in YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Showing my School the Dangers of Teen Tobacco Use with YAHL

How YAHL’s Campaigns Showed Me a New Perspective on Oklahoma Health Disparities

How YAHL Leadership Team Prepared Me to Make Change by Payton Bounds

My Experience with YAHL by Emma Teague

Why Health Activism is Important to Me by Lillian Dallis

Sparking Change for this Generation and the Next by Braden Mensack

Passing Policies to Protect Youth by Aaron Roy

My Goal? Stopping Big Tobacco! by Rhianna Dumas

Giving a Voice to the Voiceless by My Nguyen

My Journey with YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Working Hard to Make a Difference by Essence Felder

Why I Joined YAHL by Deiondra Howard

Making a Difference in Coalgate, Oklahoma by Brecken Hunt

YAHL Impacts My Community for the Better by Carina Chen

Working Hard to Make a Difference by Essence Felder

Hello, I’m Essence Felder. I currently live in OKC, Oklahoma, and I’m 16. YAHL stands for Youth Action for Health Leadership. YAHL’s main goal is to better youth’s lives as a whole, be it through CounterAct Tobacco or Elevate Student Health. I decided to join because I loved that YAHL is not only pointing out problems in the community, but they are actively trying to fix them. A couple of these problems are: hard to access water, wide-spread nicotine/tobacco products in schools (vape, e-cigs, ect.) and little to no healthy options at lunch. All of these problems, and more, YAHL can help to change for the better.

Water is a vital part of being healthy; especially during the hotter parts of the school year. Water not being widely available during school makes a lot of students dehydrated. In that state, it is very hard to learn. Elevate Student Health meets with people who can fix that (principals, etc.).

Nicotine products are all over schools. Everyone my age either knows someone who used nicotine/tobacco products or uses them themselves. CounterAct Tobacco wants to take power away from “Big Tobacco”. They want to make sure that teens don’t have any access to any nicotine products.

Schools don’t have healthy options anymore, or if they do, they are unappealing. YAHL wants to make sure that every school has good healthy food. As the saying goes, “If you eat well, you play well and you work well.”

YAHL sees the problems with Oklahoma and works hard to fix them. Do you?

Making My Community Better Through YAHL by Aaliyah Larson

Advocating for Health: My YAHL Journey by Frankie Linker

Empowering Change: My Journey with Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL) by Lacey Laymon

Making a Change in My Community by Kaydence Townsend

Gaining Confidence as a Member of Youth Action for Health Leadership by Miguel Ramirez

My Voice Matters in YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Showing my School the Dangers of Teen Tobacco Use with YAHL

How YAHL’s Campaigns Showed Me a New Perspective on Oklahoma Health Disparities

How YAHL Leadership Team Prepared Me to Make Change by Payton Bounds

My Experience with YAHL by Emma Teague

Why Health Activism is Important to Me by Lillian Dallis

Sparking Change for this Generation and the Next by Braden Mensack

Passing Policies to Protect Youth by Aaron Roy

My Goal? Stopping Big Tobacco! by Rhianna Dumas

Giving a Voice to the Voiceless by My Nguyen

My Journey with YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Working Hard to Make a Difference by Essence Felder

Why I Joined YAHL by Deiondra Howard

Making a Difference in Coalgate, Oklahoma by Brecken Hunt

YAHL Impacts My Community for the Better by Carina Chen

Being a YAHL Leadership Team Member – Casey Stewart

Hello, I’m Casey Stewart from Wynnewood High School. YAHL was introduced to our school around January of 2022. When I heard about YAHL, I initially signed up because I wanted prizes from the prize store, but during events and trainings I have grown to love everything about the program.

My absolute favorite thing I have done with YAHL was the Leadership Team. The Leadership Team was something that we had to apply for so we could attend the Summit in June. When I arrived in OKC for the Summit I was a little bit nervous that it was going to be boring, and I was even more nervous when my best friend and I weren’t assigned for roommates, and don’t even get me started on the first time we had to walk to dinner in the summer heat. Once I overcame the heat and the challenges of trying to meet new people, I had a great time. We learned about how to talk to adults and how to tell people about YAHL and our two campaigns: CounterAct and Elevate Student Health. We also learned about Public speaking and how we can recruit new members to YAHL.

The Leadership Team will also be great for events that I participate in in the future. Last year I did an event with Elevate where we got surveys, looking back on that we didn’t really know as much about Elevate, we really just told them to take the survey and get a prize. Now that I have attended the Leadership summit I know how to properly tell people about Elevate and CounterAct. This coming year I hope to be able to recruit more students to our program and participate in more events.

Making My Community Better Through YAHL by Aaliyah Larson

Advocating for Health: My YAHL Journey by Frankie Linker

Empowering Change: My Journey with Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL) by Lacey Laymon

Making a Change in My Community by Kaydence Townsend

Gaining Confidence as a Member of Youth Action for Health Leadership by Miguel Ramirez

My Voice Matters in YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Showing my School the Dangers of Teen Tobacco Use with YAHL

How YAHL’s Campaigns Showed Me a New Perspective on Oklahoma Health Disparities

How YAHL Leadership Team Prepared Me to Make Change by Payton Bounds

My Experience with YAHL by Emma Teague

Why Health Activism is Important to Me by Lillian Dallis

Sparking Change for this Generation and the Next by Braden Mensack

Passing Policies to Protect Youth by Aaron Roy

My Goal? Stopping Big Tobacco! by Rhianna Dumas

Giving a Voice to the Voiceless by My Nguyen

My Journey with YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Working Hard to Make a Difference by Essence Felder

Why I Joined YAHL by Deiondra Howard

Making a Difference in Coalgate, Oklahoma by Brecken Hunt

YAHL Impacts My Community for the Better by Carina Chen

Why I Joined the YAHL Team

Hello, my name is Karli Everett from Chelsea, Ok and I’m 14 years old. I am apart of a program called YAHL. YAHL is a youth led organization to help teens have better physical activity and healthy foods along with having clean drinking water. I hope to gain more leadership skills along with better public speaking skills. I joined because I want to change the tobacco laws where tobacco products are out of reach for young children, teens, and young adults. Two unhealthy trends I see in my generation are lack of physical activity and vaping which we can help because if we take power out of big tobacco companies hands and give it to ourselves, we can help get the tobacco products out of reach with our CounterAct Tobacco campaign and we can help get physical activity into schools with our Elevate Student Health campaign.

Lack of physical activity is making my generation have more health problems like obesity, diabetes, and even heart problems. Its affecting mainly 11 to 24 year olds. I think YAHL can help by promoting more physical activity by having posters up around the schools along with promoting the program during activities in the school and community. I will be talking to my principal and school board to help get my school to add in the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity a day. Members of the community can partner with the YAHL program and support us by letting us talk to their audience and collect surveys based on our campaigns.

The CounterAct campaign has taught me how vaping is unhealthy because it is harmful to the body and organs. Did you know Oklahoma is only 1 of 20 states without retail licensure for e-cigarettes, vapor, and other nicotine products? Requiring a licensure helps regulate nicotine products and the sale of nicotine products to children. 90% of nicotine addictions start before the user is 18. The young teens ages 15-17 are mainly affected by vaping, and I know many of my peers are in this category. YAHL can help by requiring stores to have a license to sell tobacco/vapor products and that could help reduce the use of products in young adults and teens.

I want to help reduce the use of tobacco/vapor products in youth and help youth get more physical activity. I want to help by talking to my school board or my principal to pass a new policy. You can help support YAHL, because with you, we can help make Oklahoma a better, safer environment for everyone. Join YAHL today by going to my.yahlok.org/apply.

Making My Community Better Through YAHL by Aaliyah Larson

Advocating for Health: My YAHL Journey by Frankie Linker

Empowering Change: My Journey with Youth Action for Health Leadership (YAHL) by Lacey Laymon

Making a Change in My Community by Kaydence Townsend

Gaining Confidence as a Member of Youth Action for Health Leadership by Miguel Ramirez

My Voice Matters in YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Showing my School the Dangers of Teen Tobacco Use with YAHL

How YAHL’s Campaigns Showed Me a New Perspective on Oklahoma Health Disparities

How YAHL Leadership Team Prepared Me to Make Change by Payton Bounds

My Experience with YAHL by Emma Teague

Why Health Activism is Important to Me by Lillian Dallis

Sparking Change for this Generation and the Next by Braden Mensack

Passing Policies to Protect Youth by Aaron Roy

My Goal? Stopping Big Tobacco! by Rhianna Dumas

Giving a Voice to the Voiceless by My Nguyen

My Journey with YAHL by Mayra Amezcua

Working Hard to Make a Difference by Essence Felder

Why I Joined YAHL by Deiondra Howard

Making a Difference in Coalgate, Oklahoma by Brecken Hunt

YAHL Impacts My Community for the Better by Carina Chen

The Damages of Tobacco

Hello, my name is Grace Burton. I live in Stilwell, Oklahoma, and I am a junior at Stilwell High School. YAHL stands for Youth Action for Health Leadership. YAHL is a program that promotes a tobacco-free, healthy lifestyle by promoting comprehensive retail licensing for vapes & strengthening school wellness policies. What I hope to get out of YAHL are opportunities for leadership and to promote a tobacco-free lifestyle for youth around me. Kids my age are getting addicted to using nicotine way too young. Vapes and alcohol are very popular with today’s youth. I believe YAHL can help the growing problem of substance addiction.

Why is vaping unhealthy? Vapes contain nicotine and other potentially harmful ingredients such as ultrafine particles that can be inhaled deep into the lungs. This is dangerous because vaping can lead to higher risks of getting lung disease and lung cancer. Kids experiencing anxiety from school, or toxic home life situations, are most likely to be exposed to these products. YAHL can help because there are opportunities to reach these young children and get the word out that vaping is becoming a problem with these young children. Young children may not listen to adults but tend to look up to older teens, like myself, who this program is led by. Community members can help by supporting the policies the YAHL program is trying to promote.

Alcohol is toxic for youth in many ways. People under the age of 21 have brains that are not fully developed, which can lead to alcoholism. Some of the following are risks that come with alcohol addiction are: High blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, liver disease, & digestive problems. Teens with family members who are addicted to alcohol are more at risk than others to use alcohol. YAHL can help this issue by reaching these children on social media by showing them how to live healthy and why it is important. Community members can help by supporting the policies that YAHL are trying to promote.

I am passionate about trying to get youth tobacco-free. As a YAHL member it is our duty to help these kids who got addicted way too young. You can learn more by following YAHL on Instagram @yahloklahoma, or by checking out the website at www.yahlok.org.