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.
This resource provides free access to factsheets for a variety of environmental exposures.
This resource provides free access to a guide that is designed to help users prepare for a flood event.
This resource provides free access to a curriculum aimed at teaching students in Grades 5-8 about the water cycle. Understanding the water cycle is foundational to understanding the challenges of
This curriculum unit is designed for 12th grade Social Science classes to learn about
environmental overburden in vulnerable communities and investigate why these communities get stuck with the burden.
This curriculum unit teaches English Language Learners about the water contaminants and the health risks
associated with contaminated water worldwide. Students will learn strategies to reduce lead exposure in
This brochure guides Philadelphia property owners, businesses, and associations on how to request to plant a tree in their neighborhood.
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.
This resource provides access to a free webinar series for teachers in the Philadelphia region and beyond.Sessions explore how extreme weather is affecting temperature, air quality and water in Philadelphia,
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