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Before, During, After (BDA) Baby

Podcast: Is LA’s Air Safe? Harvard Experts Weigh In on Wildfire Smoke & Health

February 13, 2025
IQ Solutions

Natural Disasters Threaten Children’s Mental Health

January 28, 2025
The New York Times

Wildfires Can Harm Your Health, Even if You’re Far Away, Experts Say

January 8, 2025
Technology Networks

Unveiling the Cellular Link Between Air Pollution and Adverse Birth Outcomes

December 2, 2024
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Outdoor play is vital to child development, but excessive heat is creating complications

September 20, 2024
The Hechinger Report

Climate change is heating up the back-to-school season. Some districts hope that pushing back the first day could reduce heat-related cancellations and risks to student health

September 11, 2024
Data-Smart City Solutions

Podcast: The Invisible Impact: Heat and Children’s Health

August 14, 2024
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Why we need a cultural shift for a humane, productive, and sustainable future

June 4, 2024
People

Kate Middleton Makes Key Speech for Her Work with Children: ‘It Isn’t Enough to Simply Wish for a Better World’

November 15, 2023
WBUR Here & Now

How a baby’s health is shaped in part by the environment they live in

July 27, 2023

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