OSU ASP3IRE Center Ignite Colloquium: Protecting Children’s Environmental Health – Research to Action
October 6, 2023
OSU ASP3IRE Center pilot project awardees
How do air quality communications influence healthy decisions? Translating evidence-based resources about children’s exposures to smoke-related air pollution.
Cathy Slavik, PhD, MPH
Center for Science Communication Research, University of Oregon
Generate and translate observational and experimental data to develop infographics that inform and promote risk-informed decision making among parents and educator to improve knowledge and the adoption of smoke-protective actions.
Junior Outdoor Food Navigators (JOFN)
Xiangyou (Sharon) Shen, PhD
Visiting Assistant Professor, OSU College of Forestry
Siew Sun Wong, PhD
Professor, OSU College of Health
Use evidence-informed practices to foster youth climate resilience and environmental health through positive outdoor food experiences.
Breaking the Silence: Helping Parents Promote Climate Literacy
Anya Kamenetz
Senior Advisor, Aspen Institute "This Is Planet Ed"
Engage parents and children in a co-design process to refine an intervention designed to begin age-appropriate climate discussions with children 5 to 17.