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Key Initiatives
The WE ACT Environmental Justice Center of New York
Harlem on the River (HOTR) Waterfront Park
Columbia University's Expansion into Manhattanville
NYC Lead Outreach Campaign
If You Live Uptown, Breathe at Your Own Risk Campaign
Healthy Home, Healthy Child Campaign
North River Sewage Treatment Plant
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
The Northern Manhattan Environmental Justice Coalition
Lead Poisoning Prevention Efforts
Human Genetics, the Environment, and People of Color
Leadership Building
The "DIFFERENTT" Youth Leadership Program
Earth Crew Youth Internship Program
Environmental Health Leadership Training (EHLT)
Environmental Worker Training Program (EWTP)
Community-Based Health Research
Diesel Exhause Exposure Among Adolescent in West Harlem
Developing a Geographic Framework for Studying Respiratory Health in Harlem
Industrial & Commercial Sites Audit
Columbia Center for Childrents Environmental Health
NIEHS-Funded 4-Year Asthma Intervention
Reducing Indoor Allergen Exposures in the South Bronx
Community-Based Initiative to Protect Infants in Northern Manhattan from Environmental Risks
Forums, Workshops, & Conferences
Environmental Health Public Forums/Fair
Uptown Asthma Awareness Month
Keeping Brownfields Clean Initiative
Dry Cleaners Campaign
Alternative Fuel Vehicles Workshop
Human Genetics, the Environment, and Communities of Color:
Ethical and Social Implications
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Six out of eight of Manhattan's diesel bus depots are located uptown. Until the Transit Authority converts these depots and buses to natural gas, deadly diesel exhaust fumes will continue to pollute the air. This puts the health of a half million mostly African Americans and Latinos at risk. Don't just breathe this all in. Do something. Join with WE ACT. Because clean air is a right, not a privilege - even when you live above 96th Street.
For information call WE ACT at (212) 961-1000. WE ACT For Environmental Justice.
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