2010 National Conference

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Steve Weil
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Phone: 301.924.0804
Fax: 301.924.0265
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THE INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & TECHNOLOGIES CONFERENCE
Sponsored by the Lead and Environmental Hazards Association

&

THE LEAD AND HEALTHY HOMES GRANTEES CONFERENCE
Sponsored by the National Association of Lead and Healthy Homes Grantees

 

April 27 – 30, 2010
Astor Crowne Plaza Hotel, New Orleans, LA
Plus Pre-Conference Workshops on Monday, April 26th

 

 

Joint Conference Features Program Tracks and Workshops

The joint conference includes program tracks and technical assistance workshops dealing with lead hazard control, lead poisoning prevention and Healthy Home program issues. Program tracks, technical assistance workshops and consultation roundtables are offered from Tuesday afternoon through Thursday afternoon to provide in-depth education and discussion.  Sessions and workshops are organized under the two conferences listed below.  Attendees are encouraged to participate in any session.

National Conference of Lead and Healthy Homes Grantees
The National Association of Lead and Healthy Homes Grantees is presenting sessions that focus on grant submission and management issues, operational issues and technical assistance topics. These sessions allow grantees read more...

 
The Indoor Environmental Health & Technologies Conference
In its eighth year, the Indoor Environmental Health & Technologies Conference – considered the nation’s premier multi-discipline environmental event – brings together a cross-section of public officials, facility managers and operators, community advocates, read more...

 
 

 

Other Conference Features

Sessions to Help Grantees respond to HUD’s FY’10 NOFA for Lead and Healthy Homes Grants, administer grant programs, and overcome “red” and “yellow” grant status.

Opportunities to Experience How New Orleans Is Recovering from Katrina by touring Katrina-ravaged areas, attending presentations by organizations involved in the recovery process, and volunteering to work with these organizations.

City Showcases and Consultation Roundtables designed to provide attendees with the opportunity to engage in interactive, small group discussions on  issues faced by public  agencies, community groups, consultants and contractors, and facility operators when undertaking health programs, lead hazard control and health housing programs, and environmental hazard inspection and remediation projects.

Plenary Sessions that provide the opportunity to learn about new policy, program and legislative initiatives designed to advance lead poison prevention and Healthy Home objectives.

“Don’t Reinvent the Wheel” Educational Displays to see what’s been done by others to carry out public education and community outreach programs.  If your organization would like to contribute to the “Don’t Reinvent the Wheel” displays, call 800.590.6522.

Networking Opportunities to meet with colleagues from throughout the country to exchange ideas and establish working relationships.

 

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