Learning From Clean Air Leaders on Reducing Airborne Viruses in Schools
Step into a world where visionary leaders are reimagining the very air we breathe in schools. Discover how five trailblazers are driving transformative change in indoor air quality through innovative strategies and actionable solutions. Learn how their pioneering work is creating healthier, more vibrant learning environments—one breath at a time.
Feeling the Chill—Understanding the Impact of Extreme Cold
Extreme cold events aren’t just numbers on a thermometer—they affect how we live, work, and stay healthy. The air feels sharper, your fingers might go numb in minutes, and staying outside too long can lead to serious health risks. To truly understand these risks, we need to look beyond the temperature and consider how the cold impacts our bodies.
LA Wildfire Relief: Lessons Learned, Community Heroes, and the Urgent Need for Clean Air Solutions
The recent Los Angeles wildfires have sparked urgent discussions on air quality and community resilience. Amid the crisis, nonprofits, businesses, and grassroots groups stepped up, distributing masks and building DIY air purifiers to protect vulnerable communities. Their inspiring efforts demonstrate the power of collective action in addressing air quality challenges and safeguarding public health.
Guide on How to Use the Airwareness Support App
Curious about whether your office, classroom, or home is getting enough fresh air? Discover how the Airwareness Support App can help you visualize COVID-19 transmission risks and find the optimal blend of ventilation, filtration, and masking for a healthier environment. Dive into our full blog to learn more about making clean, breathable air accessible to everyone!
Using the Airwareness App for Accessibility in Classrooms and Beyond
In today’s classrooms, improving air quality isn’t just about comfort—it’s about creating truly inclusive spaces where every student and staff member can breathe easier and learn without fear. In our latest blog, discover how our new Airwareness Support App– a free browser-based tool that visualizes COVID-19 transmission risks in real time– can be used to help educators, parents, and administrators pinpoint the best strategies for enhanced airflow.
Introducing the Airwareness Support App
Introducing the Airwareness Support App—a free, browser-based tool that simulates indoor air quality scenarios and helps you assess and reduce airborne infection risks. Customize room size, ventilation, occupancy, and pathogens to make smarter, healthier indoor decisions.
Uniting Balvi Kanro Innovators: Meet the Guests of Our Upcoming X Space
Join us on Dec 10 at 9PM EST for a X Space uniting Balvi Kanro innovators in public health. Hear from experts in mask fitting, ventilation, and more as we advance open-source solutions for safer indoor air and global health impact.
From Deductions to Difference: How Your Taxes Can Drive Impact
Transform tax season into an opportunity for impact by donating to Air Support Project, a 501(c)(3) organization. Your tax-deductible contribution reduces your tax burden while funding air filtration systems for shelters, schools, and public spaces. Remember to keep proper documentation for deductions. Redirect your tax dollars to meaningful causes and make a tangible difference.
A Fun Guide to Fresh Indoor Air This Thanksgiving
Preserve your respiratory health this Thanksgiving with our guide to keeping your indoor air fresh during the feast. We’ll explore how the holiday’s cooking frenzy and the influx of family can impact air quality, introducing pollutants like particulate matter, VOCs, airborne pathogens, and elevated CO2 levels.
The Smoky Secrets of Your Favorite Candles
Uncover the hidden impacts of our favorite candles on indoor air quality and health. Together we explore various types of candles—paraffin, beeswax, soy, and more—highlighting how their ingredients and emissions differ. The post discusses pollutants like soot and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) released during burning, which can pose health risks, especially to sensitive groups.