Virtual Conference
Topics & Presenters
Instant Access
| Title | Presenters |
|---|---|
| Lead primary prevention efforts and regional coalition building. | Hanna Beightley and Talor Musil, Women for a Healthy Environment |
| Asthma In-Home Response (AIR) Program: Interventions and Outcomes. | Benny Huerta and Arturo Aceves, Omaha Healthy Kids Organization |
| Preempting Preemption: Healthy Housing, Local Action and State Interference. | Spencer Wagner and Loren Lowery, National League of Cities, and Greg Miao, ChangeLab Solutions. |
| Tiered Credentials for Healthy Home Assessments. | Larry Zarker, Building Performance Institute, Kevin Kennedy, Children’s Mercy Kansas City and Joe Medosch, Hayward Score. |
| Pathways to Reimbursement for Comprehensive Asthma Home Visiting Programs. | Brendan Brown and Michael McKnight, Green and Healthy Housing Institute |
| Environmental Cleanups and Residential Mobility: A national evaluation of HUD’s Lead Hazard Control program. | Kathryn Snider and Stephen Billings. University of Colorado. |
| LEAP into Lead Safety: How one agency in a multi-agency partnership raises awareness of lead poisoning prevention in Omaha. | Sophia A. Quintero, Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance. |
| Lead-Based Paint and Lead Hazard Control Activities: The Federal Clearance Requirements – HUD and EPA. | Tom Laubenthal, ATC Environmental |
| Epidemiology and Evidence Based Recommendations for the Prevention of Fire and Burn Injuries. | Dr. Wendy Shields, Dr. Shannon Frattaroli and Elise Omaki, Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy |
| Legacy Lead Matters: The results of an Oslo and New Orleans study of play area soil samples. | Howard Mielke, Tulane School of Medicine. |
| Cincinnati’s lead service line replacement program and lead service line replacement for licensed child- care facilities. | Cynthia McCarthy, Greater Cincinnati Water Works |
| Restarting After the Pandemic: New office protocols and staffing considerations. | James Brooks, Executive Director, Worchester Housing Development and Healthy Homes Executive Office. |
| IPM for Hoarded Homes. | Dion Lerman, Pennsylvania Integrated Pest Management (PA IPM) Program and Susannah Reese Cornell University. |
| How lead ends up in our food and how it is metabolized in our body. | Vanessa Segovia, Contra Costa Health Services. |
| A movement towards improved coordination between the clinical enterprise, local health departments, and the community following a positive lead test. | Myah Pazdera and Sarah O’Connor, Medical College of Wisconsin. |
| Replacing Lead Pipes – An Update on a Fast-Moving Issue, including Federal Funding Potential. | Tom Neltner, Environmental Defense Fund |
| Lead Awareness Outreach & Education During a Pandemic: Sharing tips on building trust and awareness through new collaborations, unique settings and innovative tools. | Chip Cates, Tuscaloosa, AL, Lead Hazard Abatement Program and Ashley Chambers, University of Alabama SafeState Program |
| A Two Front Fight, Lead Abatement during a Global Pandemic. | Beatrice Best and Scott Jeansonne, Harris County, TX, Environmental Health Division. |
| Buyers (and Parents) Beware: The hazards of inexpensive jewelry with high levels of lead and cadmium. | Jeffrey Weidenhamer, Ashland University. |
| Engaging residents during COVID-19. | Shelby Larson, Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance. |
| Mold Myths Are Not Always Public | Carl Grimes, Haywood Healthy Homes Institute |
| Asthma Triggers at Home and at School | Dorothy Peterschmidt, Indiana Department of Health. |
| Critical Partnerships to End Take Home Lead | Diana Ceballos, Boston Universiuty School of Public Health. |
| Assessment-based Pest Management (APM) for German Cockroach Control in Multi-Family Housing. | Dini Miller, Virginia Tech Department of Entomology |
| Indiana Lead Sampling Program for Schools and Child-Care Facilities | Sarah Hudson, Indiana Finance Authority |
| How to make linkages in public health between federal and state agencies work. | Kimberly Ploszaj, Connecticut Department of Public Health. |
| Perceptions, Use and Access to E-cigarettes and other Cessation Resources among Smokers in Low-Income Housing | Jessica Liu, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health |
| Ventilation: The Key to Contamination Control – A Sanitarian’s Perspective. | Robert W. Powitz, R.W. Powitz & Associates, PC |
| How Clean is Clean? | Robert W. Powitz, R.W. Powitz & Associates, PC |
