Get Involved in Your Area
Even the smallest involvement can make a world of difference.
Help Protect Human Health
EHHI is a science-based nonprofit organization dedicated to conducting research, educating the public, and informing policies that help reduce the risks of health impacts from environmental exposures. As a 501(c)(3) organization, our role is to provide trusted scientific information that empowers individuals, communities, and decision-makers.
Meaningful change happens when people become involved. Whether you're contacting an elected official, participating in your community, or sharing reliable scientific information, your voice can help create healthier communities and reduce environmental risks for future generations.
Ways You Can Make a Difference
Contact Your Elected Officials
Tell your elected officials that you support science-based policies that reduce the risks of health impacts from environmental exposures, including clean air, safe drinking water, healthier homes and schools, and safer chemicals.
Find your U.S. Representative
Find your U.S. Senators
Find your State Governors
Find your State Legislators
Stay Informed
Follow the latest scientific research and policy developments related to environmental exposures and human health. Share credible, science-based information with your family, friends, and community.
Participate in Public Meetings
Attend local planning meetings, school board meetings, public hearings, or legislative committee meetings where decisions affecting air quality, drinking water, land use, transportation, or chemical safety are being discussed.
Write a Letter to the Editor
Write a letter to your local newspaper or an opinion piece explaining why science-based policies that reduce harmful environmental exposures matter to your community. Use these two resources if you need help in writing a letter: The People and History of Science Society.
Volunteer in Your Community
Support local watershed groups, conservation organizations, healthy schools initiatives, neighborhood associations, or other organizations working to reduce environmental exposures and improve public health.
Participate in Citizen Science
Join citizen science projects that monitor air quality, drinking water, wildlife, or pollution in your community. These efforts help researchers better understand environmental conditions while engaging the public in scientific discovery.
Support Science-Based Public Policies
Encourage elected officials at the local, state, and federal levels to support research and policies that reduce harmful environmental exposures and protect public health.
Support EHHI
Your support helps EHHI conduct independent research, educate the public, and translate science into policies that reduce the risks of health impacts from environmental exposures across the United States. Make a Donation to EHHI Today!
The Policies We’ve Effected
Learn how EHHI has helped translate scientific research into public policies.