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Another year unlike any other year. Here we are: surrounded by climate, political, and pandemic chaos and ongoing systemic racism, yet still doing our vital work to lower the levels and disproportionate impact from toxic chemicals.

Here is the five step checklist that SLC used to engage community members in their Bright Cities project.

Learn how the city of Wilkinsburg is becoming a “Best Babies Zone” by transforming their educational, economic, and community systems.

Here are three keys to how Salem, MA launched an organic Food Farm to provide thousands of pounds of organically grown food to local families.

HBBF's progress so far in 2021 has helped move the needle on important issues like the Baby Food Safety Act, the FDA’s Closer to Zero plan, and so much more.

Healthy Babies Bright Futures brought together a coalition of 118 organizations in support of the Baby Food Safety Act of 2021.

The steps Salt Lake City took to make parks and homes safer for babies.

The Missoula Parks & Recreation Department’s tips for using environmentally preferable turf management methods and transitioning to 100% chemical–free turf management.

Six simple steps to creating a toxic-free environment for day care centers — including training tips for staff members and purchasing advice.

Planting trees, testing for lead, and ensuring access to organic produce: three ways Columbia’s Sustainability Strategy helps protect babies’ brain development.

Our national testing program finds that 79% of homes have detectable levels of lead in drinking water.

We tested 105 infant cereals and found six times more arsenic in rice cereal than in other types of infant cereal. Our guide helps parents navigate the grocery store aisles.