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Nominations Announced for 2008 CelebrateLA Volunteer Recognition Event

BREATHE LA announces nominations for the 2008 CelebrateLA Volunteer Recognition Event being held in Pasadena on April 27.

World TB Day Forum “I Am Stopping TB – A Disease Without Borders”

World TB Day Forum
"I Am Stopping TB - A Disease Without Borders"
Saturday, March 15 2008

Los Angeles, CA - BREATHE California of Los Angeles County (BREATHE LA), in conjunction with TB Coalition partners, convenes a forum to discuss the state of Tuberculosis (TB) in Los Angeles County. Attendees will hear the testimonial of a TB patient, learn about myths surrounding TB in various cultural groups, services available for those infected with TB, and the tools necessary to help community members each do their part to help stop TB in L.A. County.

BREATHE LA - UCLA Anderson School of Management Team Win Second Place

UCLA Anderson School of Management third annual Net Impact Consulting Challenge (NICC) matched Anderson School MBA candidates and other UCLA students with Los Angeles area non-profits to address specific organizational challenges in a ten-day competition.

BREATHE LA team was made up of Juan Matute, Amiee Fox, Lisa Han, Jacqueline Laird, Nicole Nasser, and Amanda Sabicer.

BREATHE LA Booth at Governor's "Kids Fitness Challenge" January 26 at Rose Bowl

January 26, 2008                                       

 

Fun Recycling Activity for Kids at BREATHE LA Booth
Kids Fitness Challenge at Rose Bowl Jan. 26th

BREATHE LA Booth at Kids Fitness Challenge at  Rose Bowl, Jan. 26thfeatures fun hands-on learning activity for kids and families.

The activity is adapted from BREATHE LA Environmental Education Program for youth, O24U.

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  • Colorful T-shirt Giveaways
  • Recycle Activity
  • Fun
  • Prizes
  • Fun for Kids of all ages! Families!

Visit BREATHE LA Booth (Booth # 33) 
at Kids Fitness Challenge at Rose Bowl Jan. 26th

 

 ...you'll recognize BREATHE LA staff...with BLUE HAIR!!

BREATHE LA is dedicated to clean air and lung health in Los Angeles County. 

What is BREATHE LA doing to make that possible?

BREATHE LA works to advocate for clean air in Los Angeles county, and to raise awareness around clean air and lung health issues. Remember, the human body can go for days without food or water, but only moments without air. BREATHE LA O24U Environmental Education program for  youth provides school children with hands-on learning experiences that promote clean air!

  

CONTACT: Julia 323-935-8050 x233 /818-489-8790 jrobinsonshimizu@breathela.org

BREATHE LA promotes clean air and healthy lungs through research, education and technology.  BREATHE LA improves the lives of those with lung disease and breathing-related conditions; increases awareness of causes and treatments for lung-related diseases and conditions and is a partner in the battle for smoke-free environments and overall cleaner air in Los Angeles County.                                                                                     

BREATHE LA Welcomes

BREATHE LA welcomes Julia Robinson Shimizu as Director of Marketing & Communications.

See the video press release.

Contact Julia.

 

BREATHE LA Supports Governor's EPA Lawsuit

Do you BREATHE? Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Attorney General Jerry Brown have done the right thing to file suit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) for its failure to act on California's request for a waiver to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from cars and light trucks sold in the state. California has been waiting for a decision from the U.S. EPA for almost two years. There is no more time to waste.

BREATHE LA Opposes Governor's Proposal

BREATHE LA and Breathe California strongly oppose the Governor's proposal to use $1.3 billion in Public Transportation Account funding for programs traditionally funded via the General Fund.

If enacted, the Governor's cuts to the Public Transportation Account would devastate the State Transit Assistance Program, the state's only transit operations assistance program. This action could negatively affect transit agencies and service at a time when service increases are important to help meet air quality standards and quality of life goals.

Children's Breathing Rights Act Passes California State Senate

Landmark clean air legislation aimed at directing portion of air pollution penalties and settlements to funding local children's health initiatives (including asthma services) now moves forward to state assembly.

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