Webinars, Events, & Opportunities
We at RAMP work to build the capacity of asthma stakeholders and to bring people together for peer learning and network development. As part of this work, we host webinars, workshops, network meetings, and conferences. Below, you’ll find information about upcoming events as well as materials from past events. The list below also includes events for asthma stakeholders hosted by our partners.
Are you looking for past webinars, events, and opportunities? Events and webinars hosted by RAMP can be found here and others are located here.
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Indoor Air Quality Grants Available for Low-Income and Tribal School Districts Nationwide; Deadline 2/27
The National School Boards Association partnered with the Go Green Initiative to offer grant opportunities for low-income and Tribal school districts throughout all fifty states and US territories. These grants support efforts to improve Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Applications are open through February 27, 2026, for their second round of school district grants. Selected districts may receive up to $45,000 in grant funding,
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American Lung Association’s Clean Air School Challenge; Ongoing until September 2029
To address the unique indoor air quality (IAQ) challenges faced by US schools, the American Lung Association launched the Clean Air School Challenge. Through this program, individual schools nationwide can receive up to $9,500 grant funding to assess indoor air quality, develop a unique IAQ management plan, and/or implement some activities of their IAQ management plan. Participating schools will also receive technical assistance, training, and the opportunity to join learning
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RAMP CHW Meeting: Asthma, Cannabis, Secondhand & Thirdhand Smoke; 2/23
Join us on February 23rd at 12pm for a session on Asthma, Cannabis, Secondhand & Thirdhand Smoke, presented by Suzaynn F. Schick, PhD Associate Professor, UCSF School of Medicine, Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. For additional information, reach out to anne@rampasthma.org.
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RAMP CHW Meeting: The interconnection between food allergies and asthma; 3/11
Join us on Wednesday, March 11th from 12-1pm Pacific Time for a RAMP CHW meeting on “The interconnection between food allergies and asthma” presented by Dr. Punita Ponda, Chief, Division of Allergy & Immunology, Children’s Hospital at Montefiore-Einstein. For additional information, please email anne@rampasthma.org.
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School Indoor Air Quality Video Contest for Youth in Grades 9-12
Clean Air Allies, a nonprofit dedicated to improving access to clean indoor air in PK-12 schools, has launched a US nationwide Youth Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Video Contest for 1 to 3-minute videos around the theme “It’s Time to Care about School Indoor Air.” US youths who are age 13 or older, and in Grades
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RAMP CHW Meeting: Hoarding- What Asthma Home Visitors Need to Know
On December 9th, we hosted a session on hoarding by global expert, Dr. Christiana Bratiotis, Associate Professor in the School of Social Work at The University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, and author of “The Hoarding Handbook: A Guide for Human Service Professionals” and “Hoarding: What Everyone Needs to Know.” Dr. Bratiotis shared the
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RAMP CHW Meeting: Review of the basics of asthma, education, and communication as outlined by the NHLBI guidelines; 1/21
Please join us at 2pm Pacific Time on January 21st for a review of the basics of asthma, education, and communication as outlined by the NHLBI guidelines, presented by Michael D. Cabana, MD, MPH, The Michael I. Cohen, M.D., University Chair, Department of Pediatrics, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Physician-in-Chief, The Children’s Hospital at Montefiore.
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Association of Asthma Educators Offers Asthma Education for the Community Health Worker in November; Registration Now Open
In November, the Association of Asthma Educators is hosting a virtual training, “Asthma Education for the Community Health Worker.” The four-part program is designed to prepare entry-level community health workers (CHW) to effectively provide basic asthma management education. Additionally, the content and objectives are relevant for athletic trainers, school nurses, LPNs, RNs, CRTs, RTs, students,