Rebecca Barry, MSc
Manchester, UK
Rebecca Barry is a UK based anthropologist who works as a consultant for CEHN. In this role, Rebecca works across CEHN to facilitate and develop existing projects and expand CEHN’s public outreach and external communications. Rebecca graduated with a BA in Anthropology from Durham University, and an MSc in Medical Anthropology from the University of Oxford. Rebecca is highly passionate about environmental justice issues, and has conducted a range of public and environmental health research projects. These include publications on pesticide exposures, female reproductive health, and the development and progression of mesothelioma. She aims to develop and enhance public health interventions and grass roots schemes to protect and improve human and environmental health.
Clive, IA
Alisha is the Intercollegiate Director of
the Eastern Region chapters. She is a sophomore studying Biology, Health,
and Society at the University of Michigan.
Alisha first joined ALCSI in high school
and has served as the co-founder and current co-president of the University of Michigan ALCSI chapter for the past 3 years.
Assistant Editor
CR3 News Magazine
The 2025 New Premier Youth Ambassadors for Radon Reduction
2025 Premier Youth Ambassadors for Radon Reduction
Youth Panel Presenter
Indoor Environments 2025™
The 39th Annual Radon and Vapor Intrusion Symposium
The Premier Youth Ambassadors for Radon Reduction (PYA) program recognizes outstanding environmental radon projects developed by youth. PYA promotes awareness of the dangers of living and breathing high levels of radon
gas in homes, schools and workplaces. The program encourages positive community involvement with the objective of increased radon testing and mitigation. Each year the PYA program honors a wide variety of projects created by young students, school classes and clubs, youth camps, and youth organizations to promote radon environmental awareness. https://radonreimagined.org
Our PYA past projects have achieved demonstrated impact in schools and communities - including policy, starting non-profits, providing strong awareness, and radon-integrated medical study projects. To read about past award-winning projects, visit:
https://citizens4radonreduction.org and https://radonreimagined.org
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