First day DOWN at the 2022 National Lead and Healthy Housing Conference

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First day DOWN at the 2022 National Lead and Healthy Housing Conference
, Ruth Ann Norton — Green & Healthy Homes Initiative
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Oct 19, 2022
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First day DOWN at the 2022 National Lead and Healthy Housing Conference

 Great workshop with Mike Sharp from Janus Corporation about how to address home-based environmental health & safety Hazards. Followed by wonder speakers such as Matt Ammon, HUD Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes, A Roundtable Discussion, Ruth Ann Norton Green & Healthy Homes Initiative, Ayonna Blue Donald & Kim Foreman Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition. We got to see Ben Haygood from Isles & Matt O’Donnell from Bay Hill Environmental He will be our special guest at our Webinar Monday to kick off National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week 

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