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Several working groups have coalesced since CHE-WA was established. The intention of these groups is to provide an opportunity for interested members to focus more in-depth on a particular issue that has relevance for CHE-WA and the environmental health movement as a whole. In other words, many partner organizations are already doing excellent work pressing for a specific policy or establishing a new structure such as health-tracking. By contrast, CHE-WA working groups have emerged to address a particular concern – one that is not already being met – in order to benefit our collective environmental health efforts. Based on this criterion, the current working groups include:
CHE-WA also supports the emergence of other working groups that promote activities for the benefit all organizational efforts whether in research, education and/or advocacy. For more information, please contact Aimee Boulanger.
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