What’s colorless, odorless, and the second leading cause of lung cancer? Radon! This invisible radioactive threat may sound scary, but the solution is surprisingly simple and relatively affordable.
AJ’s Story: From Seizures to a Second Chance
If your doctor said, “You need brain surgery…”Would you ask the right questions?(AJ did - and it saved his life.)AJ Callegan spent years trapped in a health nightmare—crippling
Supporting Families Facing Mold in Military Housing
Change the Air Foundation is dedicated to highlighting the serious impact of mold and water damage on the health, readiness, and mission success of the U.S. military. Mold
Testing Your Home for Mold
Does choosing between home mold testing options make you want to throw in your microfiber towel? Have no fear—Bill Weber is here to help you clear the air!
The Out of Site Dust Mite
Ready to start a fight with the pesky dust mite? Carl Grimes joins us to reveal how this tiny house guest can affect our health. Discover how this
Mold, Military Housing, and the Law: The McCurry Family’s Story
If you suspected mold and water damage were harming your military family, where would you turn? Casey McCurry shares her family’s heartbreaking story of severe health impacts from
Maximize Your Home Insurance Payout With a Public Adjuster
Want to know the secret to getting the most from your homeowner’s insurance claim? Public Adjuster Gwynne Beatty shares how to increase your payout, sometimes by as much
Mold Remediation Mini Class Series
We are pleased to announce our Mold Remediation Mini Class Series is now live!WHY YOU SHOULD WATCH THIS SERIESMold remediation is like the Wild West. Many practices that
Mold Laws: Behind the Scenes
Join us for a very special interview with Change the Air Foundation’s Director of Public Policy, Brandon Chappo. Brandon shares exciting updates about the groundbreaking passage of Illinois
ADA 101 for CIRS & Mold Illness:Tips to Navigate the Reasonable Accommodation Process Successfully
In 2012, the old, water-damaged building in which I was working made me ill. I was a human resources professional and a licensed attorney with more than 15