Join us for an insightful event to explore critical challenges surrounding coastal and recreational water quality. The symposium will delve into how pollutants impact our marine and freshwater ecosystems, affecting public health and biodiversity. Discover the links between water quality and the health of our coastal environments, and learn what scientists, community organizations, and policymakers…
The CEC is partnering with CHHE member Dr. Owen Duckworth, Toxic Free NC, and other local community groups to host a fifth soilSHOP (Screening, Health, Outreach, and Partnership) in Durham. Residents near East End Park and Durham community members concerned about contaminated soil in city parks are invited to bring a sample to be screened…
Dr. Lipeng Feng Dr. Pingping Meng Dr. Courtney Carignan Title: State of the Science: PFAS in Local Foods — Understanding Exposure from What We Grow, Hunt, and Harvest Register here *Community Engagement Core
Kelsey Fuller & Amanda Krentzel Proposal Development Unit Title: Navigating Funding in Challenging Times A number of us perform research related to environmental justice and environmental health disparities including underrepresented populations. A few others work on climate impacts. This presentation will provide advice about how to move forward to get support for these areas, providing…
The Environmental Health Disparities (EHD) RIG meets monthly to learn about members' EHD research and plan activities for the center. For the Spring, we will be meeting on the last Wednesday of each month at 2 pm Zoom link: https://ncsu.zoom.us/j/9994626272
Brain Night: Meet local neuroscientists and interact with hands-on brain- and behavior-themed exhibits suitable for all ages. Learn more here *Community Engagement Core
"From molecules to mechanisms: Decoding chemical bioactivity using zebrafish" Toxicology Auditorium 2104 Zoom: https://tinyurl.com/ToxSpring26 Dr. Robyn Tanguay Oregon State University *Co-sponsored by CHHE Behavior and Neuroscience RIG
“Incremental Insights in Airborne Particulate Matter Research: Health Effects Perspective” BSOM 2E-100 John Bang North Carolina Central University
State of the Practice: Setting & Communicating PFAS Fish Consumption Advisories — Lessons from Other States Zoom: https://ncsu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_IADentlvRXC_eF0NVaWnZQ As PFAS contamination complicates fish consumption guidance, public health agencies are developing new approaches to protect communities while working to keep messaging clear and actionable. This webinar convenes practitioners and policymakers to review real-world strategies other states…
"Microglia and microbiota as organizers of social brain circuits following prenatal toxicant exposures" Toxicology Auditorium 2104 Zoom: https://tinyurl.com/ToxSpring26 Dr. Caroline Smith Boston College *Co-sponsored by CHHE Behavior and Neuroscience RIG
17th Annual Environmental Health Summit: Resilient by Design: Strengthening North Carolina’s Water and Sewer Infrastructure Read more here NC Biotech Center, RTP *Community Engagement Core
