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The project will develop a comprehensive educational awareness campaign on the sources of lead, its health impacts, strategies that can be taken to reduce those risks, and community training that focuses on equipping citizens with tools and resources to engage with decision-makers and advance policies and plans that address lead exposures. Proposed project goals are to hold 36 community workshops, 2) Engage 500 community residents on lead risks, 3) Conduct advocacy training with 20 residents, 4) Facilitate 6 stakeholder meetings between new community leaders and City decision-makers, 5) Refer 36 residents to lead-focused programs, and 6) Distribute over 350 faucet mount filters and pitchers that remove lead in water. This project will incorporate community-based participation and scientific research to identify and prioritize risks from hazardous air toxins that disproportionately impact low-income, minority communities in metropolitan Portland, Oregon. OPAL will work to educate community members on air quality standards, awareness of air pollution and land use through trainings and surveys focused on the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality’s environmental justice disparate impact analysis which showed that communities of color and low-income communities are disproportionately impacted by air toxics in the Portland area. OPAL will conduct outreach to community groups, partners and leaders and facilitate workshops to identify and advance community priorities and air pollution risk reduction strategies “vintage you have entered a writers home what happens here goes in my next book poster”
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