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FAA 391 students' research from Fall 2010 gets published in a textbook on homelessness

In the 2010 Fall Semester, students in FAA 391 researched best practices of Permanent Supportive Housing models for housing the homeless.  They published a report which was presented to the Cities of Champaign and Urbana.  Part of this report was published by Greenhaven Press in their textbook series, "Opposing Viewpoints".  Read the original report here.




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Metro East Citizens Air Quality Project

The Metro East Citizens Air Quality Project aims to promote and support local and regional efforts to address air pollution through community engagement, education programs and air monitoring throughout the Metro-East area. 

This in-community project integrates citizen engagement and education programs, monitoring, and research.  We focus on drawing awareness at the neighborhood level to the health risks associated with air pollution, while providing citizens with the tools to address local air quality and public health concerns. 

Long Term Project Goals

At the end of three years, our project aims to:

  • Establish a solid foundation for citizen activism that will sustain the project as a community led 501(c)3 organization.
  • Foster working relationships with citizens and government representatives working on air pollution issues in the Metro East.
  • Contribute to joint community/state initiatives to address air quality and public health.
  • Contribute to reductions in local impacts to those at risk populations.

 


 

 

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Last updated on 5/1/2012
 
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