How Providence Quantified the Impact of Their Toxic Reduction Strategies

Jackson keeps resources directed to high–impact, community–led interventions.

First Year Cleveland Works with Community Members to Reduce Toxic Lead and Tobacco Smoke Exposure.

We invite concise proposals from US cities to apply for a $20,000 grant for projects that equitably reduce air pollution, lead, or other neurotoxic exposures that harm children’s brain development, have resilience co-benefits, and leverage bipartisan infrastructure law (BIL) funds when possible.