Connecticut Public Interest Research Group Education Fund
To educate citizens about their multiple exposures to pesticides and the associated health risks.
To educate citizens about their multiple exposures to pesticides and the associated health risks.
To provide classroom training and field experience in monitoring, documenting and publicizing human rights violations to Burmese activists.
In conjunction with the ConnPIRG Education Fund, to promote reduced use of pesticides in schools. EHHI will complete a survey of pesticide use in Connecticut schools and publicize the results.
To educate and involve college students in reproductive rights and health issues, by placing them in the broader context of learning to make informed life choices and decisions.
To launch an investigative news service that will focus on human rights.
To provide general support.
To work on implementation of two recently enacted laws that could have significant economic development impact: the Brownfields bill and an insurance industry community investment initiative.
To support the Choice for America media and grassroots organizing program, which seeks to blunt the erosion of prochoice public opinion that the DeMoss Foundation has engendered with its media campaign.
To educate and train health care professionals–nurses, administrators, and hospital trustees–about the need to reduce the environmental damage the industry causes, particularly from such practices as incinerating waste, which is a major source of dioxin and mercury emissions.
To educate parents, teachers and the medical community about the connections between exposure to environmental toxins and learning disabilities and behavioral problems in children.