
Using Doormats: Small Step, Big Protection
Infographic in Spanish and English for child care providers with simple, low-cost steps to protect kids’ health using doormats to catch dirt and chemicals.

Infographic in Spanish and English for child care providers with simple, low-cost steps to protect kids’ health using doormats to catch dirt and chemicals.

Eco-Healthy Child Care® factsheets and FAQs to help child care providers identify and reduce health hazards in learning environments. Available in English and Spanish.

Dr. Derek Shendell, PRCCEH research member and professor in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health and Justice at the Rutgers School of Public Health, recently co-authored a study

This resource provides free access to factsheets for a variety of environmental exposures.

In this 8-week Saturday morning program, 12 high school students will learn about EDC research and how they can select safer personal care products. Participants will collaborate with University of

In partnership with the Philadelphia Healthy Schools Initiative, PRCCEH has designed a program to use federally required Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) reports on the condition of asbestos in

This resource provides a link to PRCCEH’s website, which includes webpages on each of the center’s focus areas, its programs and resources, and news and events.

In this video, OSU ASPIRE Children’s Environmental Health Center pilot project awardees share how they are working to protect kids’ health where they live, learn, and play!

The Ignite Children’s Environmental Health Research Colloquium, “Protecting Children’s Environmental Health: Research to Action” event was an opportunity to promote collaborations and stimulate thought between academia, community partners, and organizations

This resource is a youtube playlist that is comprised of recordings of seminars hosted by the Philadelphia Center for Children’s Environmental Health. Seminars feature a variety of speakers and cover