Endorse The Louisville Charter for Safer Chemicals
You are invited to endorse the Louisville Charter, to expand and strengthen the movement for smart policy reform. To add your organization as an endorser, please send an email to louisvillecharter@comingcleaninc.org with "Endorse the Charter" in the subject line and your organization’s name, contact person, contact information, and website URL, if you have one, in the body of the email.
Endorsers of the Louisville Charter for Safer Chemicals
Alaska Community Action on Toxics, Pamela Miller, Executive Director
Basel Action Network, Jim Puckett, Coordinator
Be Safe Campaign, Anne Rabe, National Coordinator
BOLD (Breath of Life Dorchester) Teens, Rev. Dr. Bill Loesch, BOLD Advisor
Breast Cancer Fund, Jeanne Rizzo, RN, Executive Director
Center for Effective Government, Katherine McFate, President and CEO
Center for Environmental Health, Michael Green, Executive Director
Center for Health, Environment and Justice, Lois Gibbs, Executive Director
Center for International Environmental Law, Glenn Wiser, Senior Attorney
Citizens’ Environmental Coalition, Kathleen Curtis, Executive Director
Citizens For A Clean Environment, Cynthia Wilson, Co-President
Citizens Leading for Environmental Action and Responsibility (C.L.E.A.R.), Jackie Elliott, President
Clean Water Action, David Zwick, President
Clean Water Action Alliance of Massachusetts, Lee Ketelsen, Executive Director
Clean Production Action, Beverley Thorpe, International Director
Coalition for Environmentally Safe Schools, Karen Ahern
Commonweal, Charlotte Brody, R.N., Executive Director
Connecticut Coalition for Environmental Justice, Mark A. Mitchell M.D., MPH, President
Creative Commotion: Voices for Social Change, Coila Ash, Director
Disability Network of Arizona, Julia Connolly, Vice President
Earth Economics, Dave Batker, Director
Ecology Center, Tracey Easthope, MPH, Director, Environmental Health Project
Endometriosis Association, Mary Lou Ballweg, President and Executive Director, Sofia Dorsano, Environmental Health Program
Environment California, Rachel Gibson, Environmental Health Advocate & Staff Attorney
Environmental Advocates of New York, Anne K. Reynolds, Director of Air and Energy Programs
Environmental Association for Great Lakes Education, Jan Conley, Executive Director; Connie Minowa, Children’s Environmental Health Coordinator
Environmental Community Action, Inc., Carol Williams, Executive Director
Environmental Defense Fund, Richard A. Denison, Ph.D., Senior Scientist
Environmental Health Fund, Judy Robinson, Executive Director
Environmental Health Strategy Center, Michael Belliveau, Executive Director
Environmental Health Watch, Stuart Greenberg, Executive Director
Environmental Research Foundation, Peter Montague, Director
Families Against Cancer & Toxics (FACT), Terry Nordbrock, President
Farm Worker Pesticide Project, Carol Dansereau, Executive Director
Foundation for Advancements in Science and Education, Carl Smith, Vice President/Senior Editor
Friends of the Earth - US, Lisa Archer, Health and Environment Campaigns Coordinator
Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA), Ananda Lee Tan, U.S. & Canada Coordinator
Grassroots Environmental Education, Patricia Joyce Wood, Executive Director
Great Lake Centers for Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health School of Public Health, Peter Orris, MD, MPH, Professor and Associate Director
Great Lakes United, Derek Stack, Executive Director
Greenpeace USA, Lisa Finaldi, Issues Director
Hartford Citizens in Action, Sharon E. Lewis, Director
Health Care Without Harm, Gary Cohen, Co-Executive Director
Healthy Building Network, Bill Walsh, Executive Director
Housatonic Environmental Action League, Audrey Cole, President
Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, David Wallinga, MD, MPH, Director of Food & Health Program
Institute for a Sustainable Future, Jamie Harvie, Executive Director
Institute for Children’s Environmental Health, Elise Miller, M.Ed., Executive Director
Kentucky Environmental Foundation, Elizabeth Crowe, Executive Director
Maryland Pesticide Network, Ruth Berlin, LCSW-C, Executive Director
Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition, Deborah Forter, Executive Director
Minnesota Children’s Health Environmental Coalition, Janelle Sorensen, Coordinator
Natural Landscapes Project, Bobbie Morgan
Natural Resources Defense Council, Jennifer Sass, Senior Scientist
Northwest Indiana Toxics Action Project, Lin Kaatz Chary, Convener
Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, Carah Ong, Advocacy and Research Director
Oregon Center for Environmental Health, Jane Harris, Executive Director
Oregon Environmental Council, Sarah Doll, Program Director
Oregon State Public Interest Research Group, Rhett Lawrence, Environmental Advocate
Oregon Toxics Alliance, David Monk, Board President
Parents for Nontoxic Alternatives, Yanna Lambrinidou, MA, Founder
Pesticide Action Network of North America, Kristin Schafer, Program Coordinator
Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility, Ted Schettler MD, Chair-steering committee
Physicians for Social Responsibility—Los Angeles, Martha Dina Arguello, Director
Physicians for Social Responsibility—Health and Environment Programs, San Francisco Bay Area Chapter, Robert M. Gould, MD, President
Public Interest Research Group in Michigan (PIRGIM), Mike Shriberg, Ph.D., State Director
Rubbertown Emergency Action (REACT), Eboni Cochran, Coordinator
Science and Environmental Health Network, Ted Schettler MD, MPH
ScienceCorps, Kathleen Burns, PhD
United Food & Commercial Workers Union 1518, Larry Stoffman, Director, Occupational Health & Safety
United Steel Workers, Mike Wright, Director of Health, Safety & Environment
Washington Toxics Coalition, Gregg Small, Executive Director
Women’s Community Cancer Project, Margo Golden
Working Films, Robert West, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Judith Helfand, Co-Founder
Working Group on Community Right-to-Know, Sean Moulton, Director
World Wildlife Fund, Global Toxics Programme, Clifton Curtis, Director
*The organizational leaders of these organizations may have changed since the date they endorsed the Louisville Charter. Please check their respective websites for the most current information on organizational leadership.