"You need brain surgery," doctors said.
They were wrong.
They never asked the right question: "How's your air?"
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AJ’s story is a wake-up call. Millions of families face hidden dangers from mold, water damage, and poor air quality. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
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“The people who manage your building have a greater impact on your health than your doctor.”
Dr. Joseph Allen
Harvard University
Our Mission
We’re a nonprofit organization giving every person the knowledge, resources, and support to achieve better health by breathing safe indoor air.
Did You Know?
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (CDC NIOSH) estimates that the average American spends over 90% of their time indoors.
The American Lung Association states that the average adult takes 20,000 breaths a day.
A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency survey found nearly 50% of buildings were experiencing ongoing problems with leaks causing water damage
OUR 3 INITIATIVES
Our education initiative provides free, research-based, and actionable information to homeowners, renters, and other professionals so they can safely and effectively navigate indoor air quality issues related to mold, water damage, and other indoor air pollutants. Our free resources include:
Our policy and advocacy work focuses on improving laws and regulations at both the state and federal levels. We push for certification requirements for mold inspectors and remediators, implementation of public health awareness programs, and increased funding for research related to poor indoor air quality. Learn more about existing laws and our legislative efforts here:
Our research initiative is dedicated to sharing the latest research about mold, water damage, and other indoor air pollutants. We also offer small-scale grants to passionate researchers, medical professionals, and other individuals committed to improving the lives of those affected by poor indoor air quality. Learn more here:
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