Resource Library
The Resource Library contains publications, links, recordings, and other material on environmental health and environmental justice topics from HEFN and external sources.
This resource provides environmental funders with research, ideas
This paper provides environmental health and justice funders
This issue brief provides critical information about the basics of environmental health and grantmaking examples of how funders are helping to...
This report introduces grantmakers to basic concerns about chemicals and health, as well as with an overview of related funding strategies.
A report from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai Hospital on the state of children's environmental health.
The website of Environmental Health News provides an archive of news on environmental topics from science and media around the world.
This website highlights the Environmental Protection Agency's plans to help integrate environmental justice throughout its programs, policies, and activities. It provides...
Assessing, Addressing & Progressing: Philanthropy Improves Community Environments and Health for All
An introductory issue brief to help funders investing in efforts to assess and address environmental hazards in local communities.
A resource list for funders interested in learning more about using tools to improve community health outcomes by assessing and addressing environmental health conditions.
This report summarizes survey findings from HEFN's October 2012 survey of NGOs and foundations on the impacts of fracking.
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 Blog posted on September 4, 2019
HEFN's 2019 Annual Meeting will take place in Fresno in the thick of California’s San Joaquin Valley, which holds a number of valuable lessons for the rest of the country, as the United States... |
 Blog posted on July 27, 2019
In 1999, Michael Lerner at the Jenifer Altman Foundation and his colleagues were concerned that the health of people, wildlife, and ecosystems all were being harmed by toxic pollution, but they saw... |