The Air We Share, a partnership between Sanofi and ASTC’s Seeding Action initiative, supports science centers and museums in the United States to engage with their local communities on the ways that environmental challenges like air pollution, wildfires, and extreme heat affect human health. Extensive research shows that these environmental threats harm our physical health—with especially significant impacts on respiratory health. The good news is that there are ways we can protect ourselves and our communities from these harms, by reducing our exposure to unhealthy air and addressing the underlying causes of air pollution, wildfires, and extreme heat.
Organizations selected to participate in The Air We Share receive funding, adaptable assets for public engagement programs and communications, and access to a community of practice and scientific experts to support their work. This program will also include a youth challenge that can be implemented at science centers and museums across the country.
Throughout, the program will focus on actions that individuals and communities can take to protect themselves against respiratory harms and address underlying issues like climate change and pollution.
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The Air We Share is the newest initiative of STEMulate Growth, Sanofi’s bold, overarching commitment to advance inclusion in STEM learning for students in historically under supported communities across the U.S. For more information on STEMulate Growth, visit our website.