Healthy Housing in the News

For millions of Americans, opportunities for a better future are limited simply because of the zip code where they grew up or now live GHHI President & CEO Ruth Ann Norton discusses how housing impacts your life chances The full segment is available on demand on SiriusXM Radio For...

As much as asthma is the number-one health cause of school absenteeism, and the incidence of asthma and high levels of lead in children's bloodstreams can be mapped by town and legislative district in Rhode Island, the actual number of poor children in Rhode Island who live in unsafe, unhealthy...

Jeremy Wortzel '16 grew up in the quiet countryside of Pennsylvania amongst farmers markets and friendly neighbors The idea that hazardous housing was a problem for so many didn't come into sharp focus until he came to Providence Read more about Jeremy's GHHI internship on Brown University's...

The New Jersey government left countless children exposed to lead poisoning in the last decade by diverting more than $50 million away from a health fund so routine state bills and salaries could be paid, an Asbury Park Press investigation found GHHI President & CEO Ruth Ann Norton is quoted...