National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences

An Environmental Justice and Health Forum Brings Together Grassroots Activists, Community Organizers, Regulators, and Researchers

Toxin Testing Program by Alaska Natives Promotes Safer Shellfish Consumption

Reducing Exposure to Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals by Improving Environmental Health Literacy

Drinking Water Tested for Forever Chemicals in Response to Community Concerns

Using Low-Cost Air Sensors in Schools Can Inform Decision-Making

Report-Back on Wearable Monitors Increases Air Pollution Awareness

Library Program Lends Radon Detectors to Rural Residents

Scrap Metal Facility Releases Polluted Dust into Surrounding Neighborhoods

NIEHS-Funded Researchers Fine Tune Report-Back Materials for People Exposed to Environmental Chemicals

Agricultural Burn Smoke Linked to Children’s Respiratory Health

Women Firefighters Help Improve Community-Based Participatory Research

Community Partnership’s Soil Sampling Workshops Address Lead Exposure Risk

Challenges and Opportunities for Community Engaged Research Revealed Through Program Evaluation

Using Photovoice to Develop a Framework of Children’s Environmental Health Knowledge and Experiences

Community Engagement May Ensure Emergency Public Health Needs Are Met

Air Conditioning Distribution Program Improves Health for Vulnerable Residents

Community Engagement Informs Action Plan to Address Air Pollution From Metal Recycling Facilities

Trusted Sources Play a Critical Role in Rural and Tribal Smoke Risk Communication

Oceans and Human Health Researchers Adopt Community Engagement Framework

Oral Histories Inform a New Environmental Health Literacy Framework

Curriculum Promotes Air Quality Research Led by Students

Documentary Film Features Research and Advocacy for Domestic Worker Health and Safety

New Environmental Justice Index Characterizes Toxic Metals in North Carolina Wells

Partnership Gives Voice to Community Concerns During City Flood Planning

Community Stories Help Researchers Map the Spread of Air Pollutants

App Provides Culturally Tailored Fish Consumption Guidelines to Anishinaabe

Community Partnership Engages Parents to Reduce Child Lead Exposure

From Bottom to Top: A Community-led Approach Provides Understanding of Community Air Pollution Burden

Quickly Reporting Back Water Testing Results After a Wildfire

Understanding What People Think and Do About Well Water Contamination

Science Kits for Remote Learners Teach Environmental Health Literacy

School Renovations Improve Indoor Air Quality and Support Children’s Health

Children’s Environmental Health Program Educates Pediatric Care Providers

Considering Socioeconomic Factors When Predicting Risk of Lead Exposure

Hands-on Course Prepares Community Members and Researchers to Conduct Effective Community-based Participatory Research

Navajo Philosophies and Worldviews Shape Focus Groups on the Impacts of a Mine Spill

Community Grant Awardees Build Relationships and Address Environmental Health Issues

Data Integration Allows Researchers to Address Environmental Health Disparities

Continuing Medical Education Helps Communicate Breast Cancer Risks to Children and Their Caregivers

Quality Green Space Reduces Distress After Hurricanes

Lung Health Ambassador Program Teaches Students Dangers of Tobacco Use

Academic-Community Partnership Informs Policy and Practice to Reduce Air Pollution Exposure

Children Help Design Mobile App About Sun Protection

A Tribal Citizen Science Project Benefits Drinking Water Quality and Builds Local Capacity

Community Scientists Empower Rural Washington Communities to Tackle Health Concerns

High School Students Become Citizen Scientists to Reduce Radon Exposure

Public Health Effects of Natural Gas Flaring: Understanding and Communicating Environmental Justice Implications

Sustained Community Mobilization Leads to Neighborhood Benefits