Where children live, learn, play, and work can influence their health. This is especially pertinent at the community or neighborhood level, but state level information can be informative as well.
On April 3rd, the Los Angeles Times published an article titled “For Water and Mining Policy Near the Salton Sea, Keep in Mind Local Children’s Health” and The Conversation published
This resource provides free access to factsheets for a variety of environmental exposures.
This resource directs viewers to a playlist of Naturely Enviro-Natal Health Equity Symposium videos by the OSU ASPIRE center.