A Project N95 guided discussion (5/9/23) about indoor clean air, the science behind it, and why clean indoor air is vitally important to personal health, academic success, and overall quality of life. We explored what exactly defines clean air, how to achieve it, and spotlighted our - "Clean Air for All'' program.

Our distinguished panel included:

Dr. Jon Levy: Chair of the Department of Environmental Health at Boston University. His research centers on urban environmental exposure and health risk modeling, with an emphasis on spatiotemporal exposure patterns and related environmental justice issues. Application areas include air pollution, climate change, and COVID-19.

"Sri" Devabhaktuni Srikrishna: Engineer and founder of Patient KnowHow. He is also the engineer who designed and tested the open source approach to the DIY air purifier known as the S.A.F.E. Box. Project N95 offers these virtual conversations as a partner for empowering people and diverse communities with knowledge, resources, and relationships as we navigate the new normal together.

Listen to our previous Community Conversations: https://www.projectn95.org/podcasts/

Learn More About Clean Indoor Air: https://www.projectn95.org/clean-air-for-all/

From 3/21/2023, listen in as we explore the Public Health Emergency and upcoming other changes. What does the end of the Public Health Emergency mean and how will it affect you? What changes are coming to Medicaid? How will telehealth be affected?

Our expert panel addresses these topics, along with other pressing issues.

We are joined by:

• Dr. Jennifer Kates - Senior Vice President and Director of Global & HIV Policy

  • Kaiser Family Foundation

• Dr. Theresa Chapple - Health Department Director

  • Village of Oak Park

• Joe Agoada - Founder & CEO

  • Sosento

From February 21st, please listen to our Community Conversation on Connecting Virtual Communities. Project N95 discusses and explores the "new normal" with the community, in relation to the concept of virtual communities — groups that may include people with long-COVID, high risk factors, a healthy dose of caution, or many other circumstances. Experiences were shared from both sides, as well as ideas on communities that might be beneficial for the future.

Listen to "Project N95 Presents" from 1/31/2023, for a peer-to-peer discussion on the good experiences and struggles at medical and dental appointments, centering around the topic of clean air.

From January 12th, 2023, please listen as Project N95 and Harvard FXB join to commemorate the milestone of distributing 1 million masks to communities disproportionally affected by the pandemic. They look back on what they've learned and how they're working together to tackle the underlying inequities that put those communities at risk.

Listen to "Project N95 Presents" from 12/14/2022, as we cover topics such as how to be supportive, how to manage if you have chronic illnesses, and more.

We are joined by Sarah Shaw and Tinu Abayomi-Paul. Sarah Shaw is the Senior Manager of BIPOC Community Outreach at the Global Healthy Living Foundation, and Tinu Abayomi-Paul is DEI speaker and writer and founder of Everywhere Accessible.

Listen to "Project N95 Presents" from 11/09/2022, as we cover topics such as rural health equity, shortage of supplies and access to care, and more.

We are joined by Dr. Jan Probst and Anne Sosin. Jan is a Professor Emerita at the University of South Carolina and Director Emeritus, Rural & Minority Health Research Center, University of South Carolina. Anne is a Policy Fellow, Nelson A. Rockefeller Center at Dartmouth.