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Healthy Schools 2015
Credits
The following individuals and organizations made major contributions to this report:
State Policy Contributors
Alaska:
Alaska Community Action on Toxics, Pamela K Miller, Executive Director, http://www.akaction.org/
California:
Green Schools Initiative, Deborah Moore, Co-Founder and Executive Director, www.greenschools.net
Connecticut:
Connecticut Foundation for Environmentally Safe Schools (ConnFESS), Diane Ethier, President, http://pollutionfreeschools.org/
Illinois:
Safer Pest Control Project, Rachel Rosenberg, Executive Director, http://spcpweb.org/
Indiana:
Improving Kids' Environment, Dolores E. Weis, Executive Director, http://www.ikecoalition.org/
Maine:
Maine PTA, Ginny Mott, President, http://www.mainepta.org/
Maryland:
Maryland Children's Environmental Health Coalition, Veronika Carella, Legislative Director
Massachusetts:
Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health (MassCOSH), Tolle Graham, Labor Environment Coordinator,
http://www.masscosh.org/
Minnesota:
ClearCorps USA, Julia Earl, Green and Healthy Kids Program Director, http://www.clearcorps.org/
New Hampshire:
New Hampshire Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health, Sandra V. Chabot, Environmental Program Coordinator,
http://www.nhcosh.org/
New Jersey:
New Jersey Work Environment Council, Mo Kinberg, Forward Not Back Campaign Organizer, http://www.njwec.org/
New York:
Healthy Schools Network—New York Program, http://healthyschools.org/ny_program.html
Ohio:
Alliance for Leadership & Interconnection (ALI), Ginny Frazier, Executive Director, www.aliohio.org
Oregon:
Oregon Environmental Council, Jen Coleman, Outreach Director, http://www.oeconline.org/
Pennsylvania:
inRegion Sustainability Consulting, Andrew Ellsworth, Principal, www.inregionpgh.com
