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NIH Workshop: Advancing Environmental Health Equity through Implementation Science - Feb. 28March 2
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Advancing Environmental Health Equity through Implementation Science: February 28th‐March 2nd  
 
Virtual Workshop 
 
Our environment, including exposures in the physical, built, and social environments, can negatively affect the health of 
individuals and communities. These environmental exposures disproportionately impact racial and ethnic minority 
groups, disadvantaged and under‐resourced communities. Given the interconnectedness of the environment with 
individual‐ and structural‐level social determinants of health, ensuring equitable implementation of interventions, 
programs, and policies that prevent or mitigate these environmental exposures is urgently needed. Implementation 
science is the study of methods to promote the adoption and integration of evidence‐based interventions, programs, 
and policies into community, public health, and clinical settings. The purpose of this workshop is to explore how 
environmental health scientists can use implementation science to inform the development, adaptation, 
implementation and scale‐up of interventions, practices, and policies to prevent and/or mitigate potentially harmful 
environmental exposures and ultimately advance environmental health equity. 
 
This workshop will provide attendees with several opportunities for active participation!  Moderated panel sessions will 
allow for large group discussion with panelists while breakout and networking sessions provide opportunities to foster 
collaboration.  
 
Workshop topics include:  
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What is Implementation Science & Why does it Matter for Environmental Health? 
•
Implementation Science in the Context of Environmental Health Disparities & Environmental Justice 
•
Evidence‐Based Prevention & Interventions  
•
Emerging Environmental Health Issues (e.g., climate change, disasters) 
•
Community & Multi‐Sectoral Partnerships 
•
Navigating Implementation Science Funding Opportunities 
 
This workshop is supported by NIEHS, NCI, OBSSR, NHLBI, NICHD, NIMH, FIC, ODP and NIMHD, and is free and open to 
the public. To learn more, view the agenda and register (INSERT EVENT WEBPAGE LINK). 
 
If you have any question, please contact:  
 
Lindsey Ann Martin, PhD 
Health Scientist Administrator 
National Institue of Environmental Health Sciences 
Division of Extramural Research & Training 
Population Health Branch 
[email protected]  
 
Individuals with disabilities who need accomodation to participate in this event should contact Devan Smith‐Brown at 
703‐765‐0060 x112 or devan.smith‐[email protected]. TTY users should contact the Federal TTY Relay Service at 800‐877‐
839. Requests for closed captioning should be made at least 5 business days in advance of the event. 
 
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Lindsey Ann Martin, PhD (she/her/hers)
Program Officer
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS)
Division of Extramural Research & Training
Population Health Branch
Phone: (984) 287-4036
Email: [email protected]

 

 

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