Communicating Environmental Health: From Interactive Web Resources For Broad Audiences to Targeted Community Air Monitoring Report-Backs

 
Beyond my interests in environmental epidemiology and exposure science, I’ve had several opportunities to develop public-facing materials related to environmental health. These include a set of StoryMaps about environmental racism, and more recently, interactive materials to report back results from an ongoing community-based participatory air monitoring project in South Philadelphia. In this talk, I will highlight these projects and share some challenges and opportunities related to environmental health communications.

Lisa Frueh, MPH

Lisa Frueh, MPH is a PhD candidate in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health at Drexel University Dornsife School of Public Health. They are broadly interested in how the social environment alters susceptibility to air pollution and heat. Lisa has a BA in Chemistry from Reed College (’15) and an MPH in Social and Behavioral Sciences from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (’20).
 
 
 
 
 
BONUS HANG! In addition to Lisa’s lunchtime talk, MPH student Becky Lanford and ESHH Assistant Professor Charlie Roscoe will be in Laurelhurst Park with Lisa after the 350PDX Urban Shade Equity Pedalpalooza Ride. Becky and Charlie will be hosting a table in the park at the end of the palooza to provide information to the public about their research on Greencare in Multnomah County as part of the EU Horizon GreenME project. Come on down and hang in the park with us!

Ride end location: Laurelhurst Park (Corner of SE Cesar E Chavez Blvd & Stark St) at approx. 6.30pm on July 17th.

For any questions please contact Dr. Charlie Roscoe at roscoe@ohsu.edu