(as of July 19, 2004)

National Organizations

1. African American Environmentalist Association
2. Alliance for Healthy Homes
3. American Academy of Pediatrics
4. American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists, Inc.
5. American Association on Mental Retardation
6. American College of Preventive Medicine
7. American Radon Policy Coalition
8. Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN)
9. Beyond Pesticides
10. Children’s Defense Fund
11. Children’s Environmental Health Network (CEHN)
12. Children's Health Environmental Coalition (CHEC)
13. Coalition for Environmentally Safe Communities
14. Community Toolbox for Children's Environmental Health
15. Environmental Defense
16. Healthy Schools Network, Inc.
17. Housing Education and Research Association
18. Lead and Environmental Hazards Association
19. National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
20. National Center for Healthy Housing
21. National Low Income Housing Coalition
22. U.S. Public Interest Research Group (U.S.PIRG)

State and Local Organizations

1. ACORN Environmental Justice, Baltimore
2. American Lung Association of Ohio, Independence, OH
3. American Lung Association of Oregon, Tigard, OR
4. Baker Environmental Consulting, Inc. (BEC), Lenexa, KS
5. Boston Urban Asthma Coalition, Dorchester, MA
6. BRIDGES, Inc., Gary, IN
7. Center for Family, Work, and Community, University of Massachusetts Lowell, MA
8. Chemically Sensitive Vacation Co-op, Harrison, AK
9. Childhood Lead Action Project, Providence, RI
10. Cleveland Housing Network
11. Cleveland Tenants Organization
12. Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning, Baltimore
13. Comite Pro Uno, Maywood, CA
14. Connecticut Citizen Research Group, Hartford
15. Daystar Advocates for Children, Rochester, NY
16. De Madres a Madres, Inc., Houston, TX
17. Durham Parents Against Lead, Durham, NC
18. Environmental Health Coalition, San Diego
19. Environmental Health Watch, Cleveland
20. Environmental Law and Justice Center, Houston, TX
21. Environmental Task Force of the River Road Unitarian Church, Bethesda, MD
22. Eviction Defense Network, Los Angeles
23. Florida Children's Environmental Health Alliance (FCEHA), Miami
24. For A Better Bronx, Bronx, NY
25. Get the Lead Out!, Grand Rapids, MI
26. Greater Minneapolis Day Care Association
27. Greensboro Housing Coalition, Greensboro, NC
28. Healthy Children Organizing Project, San Francisco
29. Healthy Homes Collaborative, Los Angeles
30. Healthy Homes Network of Greater Kansas City
31. Illinois Lead Safe Housing Task Force
32. Indiana Coalition on Housing and Homeless Issues, Indianapolis
33. Informed Choices, Slidell, LA
34. Innovative Environmental Consultants, Inc., Dickinson, ND
35. Josiah Hill, III Clinic, Portland, OR
36. Lead Action Collaborative, Boston
37. Lead Experts, Mentor, OH
38. Lead Safe Cambridge, Cambridge, MA
39. Long Beach Alliance for Children With Asthma, Long Beach, CA
40. Louisiana ACORN, New Orleans
41. Louisiana Environmental Justice Project, New Orleans
42. Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry Social Justice Task Force, Cleveland
43. Maine Lead Action Project, Portland, ME
44. Massachusetts Affordable Housing Alliance (MAHA), Boston
45. Metropolitan Tenants Organization, Chicago
46. Mothers on The Move for Environmental Justice, Jonesboro, GA
47. New Jersey Citizen Action, Hackensack, NJ
48. New York City Coalition to End Lead Poisoning Inc. (NYCCELP)
49. New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG), New York, NY
50. Ohio Help End Lead Poisoning Coalition, Columbus, OH
51. Organized Parents Against Lead, Providence, RI
52. Partnership Against Lead (PAL) Project, Miami
53. Partnership Effort for the Advancement of Children's Health (PEACH), Durham, NC
54. Philadelphia Citizens for Children and Youth
55. Preschool Enrichment Team, Inc., Springfield, MA
56. Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital, Cleveland
57. San Diego Regional Asthma Coalition
58. Silver Valley Community Resource Center, Kellogg, ID
59. South Bronx Clean Air Coalition, Bronx, NY
60. Strategic Actions for a Just Economy (SAJE), Los Angeles
61. Sustainable Resources Center, Minneapolis
62. United Parents Against Lead of North Carolina, Whitakers, NC
63. United Parents Against Lead of Pennsylvania/Lead Fighters, Philadelphia
64. United Way of Greater Rochester, Rochester, NY
65. Utica Citizens in Action, Utica, NY
66. Westside Health Authority, Chicago

Individuals (Affiliations provided for identification purposes only)

1. Cheryl Barr, Oklahoma City
2. Sarah Blanchard, Security Health Plan, Marshfield, WI
3. Phillip Bouton, Program Manager, Healthy Homes Program, Columbus Health Department, Columbus, OH
4. Patrick Breysse, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore
5. Dot Christianson, Chair, Cincinnati Area Lead Advisory Committee
6. Dorr Dearborn, PhD, MD, Pediatric Pulmonologist, Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital, Cleveland
7. Dan Elliott, Director of Advocacy, Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry, Cleveland
8. Pam Ellwood, Cleveland County Asthma Coalition, Shelby, NC
9. Cathleen Emhof, Alexandria, VA
10. Joel Ervice, Oakland, CA
11. Harry A. Ford, Groundwork Denver, Inc., Denver, CO
12. Kristen Grimes, Milwaukee
13. Linda Helland, Health Educator, Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, Mendocino County Department of Public Health, Ukiah, CA
14. Diane Hosmer, RN, BSN, CCM, Mediview, Inc., Austin, TX
15. Leann Howell, Parent of lead poisoned child, Columbus, OH
16. Pat Johnson, RN, Manassas City Public Schools, Manassas, VA
17. Tawana Jones, Program Manager, Montgomery County Lead Hazard Control Program, Dayton, OH
18. Kathleen Lauckner, M.Ed., U.S. Manager, EPA Lead Based Paint Training Program Harry Reid Center for Environmental Studies, University of Nevada at Las Vegas
19. Sandra Lawson, R.N., Ed.M., Lead Poisoning Prevention Health Educator, Preschool Enrichment Team, Inc., Springfield, MA
20. Michael Mannan, Milwaukee Health Department
21. Lori A. Mathias, Calico Center Service Coordinator, County of Summit Board of MR/DD, Tallmadge, OH
22. Melanie McMahan, Chair, Louisville Lead-Safe Coalition and Founder, Citizens for a Lead-Free Kentucky
23. Ann Bartos Merkow, MD, Quad/Graphics, West Allis, WI
24. John Meurer, MD, MBA, Elm Grove, WI
25. Jo Miller, Director of Policy and Program Development, Sustainable Resources Center, Minneapolis
26. Shelly L. Miller, PhD, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of Colorado at Boulder
27. Betsy Mokrzycki, Program Manager, Syracuse (NY) Lead Program
28. Amy Murphy, MPH, Division Manager, Home Environmental Health, Milwaukee Health Department
29. Donna W. Murphy, Richmond, VA
30. Lara Nochomovitz, Advocacy Associate, Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry, Cleveland
31. Ed Norman, Supervisor, North Carolina Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, North Carolina Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources, Raleigh, NC
32. Jerome A. Paulson, MD, FAAP, Associate Professor of Pediatrics & Public Health, Co-Director, Mid-Atlantic Center for Children's Health & the Environment, Washington, DC
33. Ruby E. Perin, Environmental Health Specialist, Linn County Public Health, Cedar Rapids, IA
34. Bathsheba Philpott, Washington, DC
35. The Rev Ralph W. Pitman, Rector, Grace Episcopal Church, Willoughby, OH
36. Jennifer Polo, Craven Pamlico Asthma Coalition, New Bern, NC
37. Rick Rabin, Member, Board of Directors, Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health
38. Megan Sandel, MD, MPH, Pediatrician, Boston Medical Center
39. Esther Sherman, Prairie View A&M University College of Nursing, Houston, TX
40. Pam Wessel-Estes, Shohomish Health District, Everett, WA
41. Carolyn Williams, Georgia Dept. of Human Resources Asthma Program, Atlanta
42. Lore Wintergreen, Portland, OR
43. Pam Young, R.N., Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, Columbus Health Department, Columbus, OH
44. Sonya M. Younger, South Carolina Dept. of Health and Environmental Control (SCDHEC), Columbia, SC

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