Magazine: Volume III, Issue I
Inside This Issue: GHHI Research Published in Environmental Justice, GHHI 2015 Policy Focus, and more.
Post: Green & Healthy Homes Day a Huge Success
On Saturday, March 14, Green & Healthy Homes Initiative Detroit-Wayne County (GHHI Detroit-Wayne County) welcomed more than 200 southwest Detroit residents and children to its first ever Green & Healthy Homes Day. … Continued
In the News Post: Q&A: Ruth Ann Norton, Green & Healthy Homes Initiative
The Green and Healthy Homes Initiative (GHHI) grew out of the Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning and gained prominence in 2012 when it was featured by the Clinton Global … Continued
In the News Post: The Toxic Legacy of Baltimore: Lead Poisoning
Understanding lead poisoning is the first step in eliminating a problem that is 100% preventable. As we speak with Ruth Ann Norton from the Green & Healthy Homes Initiative, you … Continued
Post: Thank You, Senator Mikulski
Today in Baltimore, Senator Barbara Mikulski announced that she would not seek a 6th term as a United States senator for Maryland. The Green & Healthy Homes Initiative sincerely thanks Senator Mikulski for … Continued
In the News Post: Green & Healthy Homes Day
Dozens of organizations are teaming up for a big event to help people make sure their homes are safe and energy efficient. Green & Healthy Homes Day is happening at … Continued
Post: Creating Healthy Housing to Alleviate Childhood Asthma
The Social Innovation Fund’s (SIF) Pay for Success (PFS) initiative has the potential to change the way government serves the public. It’s a new approach to funding social outcomes and … Continued
Press Release: Green & Healthy Homes Initiative Selects Five Healthcare Organizations for Pay for Success Projects
Green & Healthy Homes Initiative (GHHI), a grantee of the Social Innovation Fund’s Pay for Success program, and its collaboration partner Calvert Foundation, announced the selection of five service recipients to receive support to explore promising Pay for Success (PFS) projects benefitting low-income, asthmatic children.
Post: Rehabilitation to Combat Unhealthy Housing
The Green & Healthy Homes Initiative (GHHI) has long been an advocate for healthy housing, realizing the crucial role it plays in determining health, social and economic outcomes. Robert Wood Johnson … Continued
In the News Post: New Lansing program seeks greener, healthier homes
The Green and Healthy Homes Initiative is a national program that’s new in Lansing, but it’s been underway for some time in Detroit and Flint. It combines an energy efficiency audit with … Continued