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- Economic Justice
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- Environmental Justice
LDF Attorneys
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- Matthews & People United for a Better Oakland v. Coye/Kizer
Case
- Matthews & People United for a Better Oakland v. Coye/Kizer
U.S. state
- California
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- Case Files
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Case Files, Matthews v. Kizer Hardbacks. Save the Date Preventing Childhood Lead Poisoning: First Conference, 5a1f4ce6-5d40-f011-b4cb-0022482c18b0. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/06a7d81e-0406-4631-aa53-9aac3df50ee1/save-the-date-preventing-childhood-lead-poisoning-first-conference. Accessed December 15, 2025.

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    PREVENTING 

CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING: 

The First Comprehensive National Conference 

October 7 & 8, 1991 

The Omni Shoreham Hotel, 

Washington, D.C. 

   



THE CURRENT 

EPIDEMIC 

Lead poisoning is the foremost 

environmental problem and 

preventable disease in children. 

Over 3,000,000 U.S. children 

under age seven have hazardous 

levels of lead in their blood — one 

child out of every Six. : 

Low level lead exposures in 

children cause IQ reductions, 

attention span deficits, reading and 

learning disabilities, and behavior 

problems. 

Despite the scope and severity of 

this disease, the vast majority of 

cases are never identified or treated. 

WHO WILL BE 

COMING? 

Researchers, physicians, nurses, 

public health professionals, 

Laboratory and testing experts, 

Representatives from the housing, 

finance, real estate, and insurance 

industries, 

Teachers, environmentalists, 

contractors, trainers, parents, and 

community organizers, and 

Federal, state and local 

government staff. 

WHAT YOU WILL 

LEARN: 

The latest research results on 

neurotoxic effects at low dose, 

When and how to screen — 

what to tell parents, 

How to implement the Centers for 

Disease Control's new guidelines 

and procedures, 

How local programs can begin to 

shift from reaction to primary 

prevention, 

How cleaning up dangerously 

leaded houses can protect children, 

provide jobs in the inner city, and 

revitalize neighborhoods, 

State-of-the-art procedures for 

lead-based paint testing, 

abatement, worker protection, 

cleanup and disposal, and, 

Presentation of national awards 

and opportunities to highlight local 

success stories.  



    

WHAT YOU CAN 

CONTRIBUTE: 

Share new approaches, ideas, 

linkages, and success stories, 

Help design a national agenda 

for action in small group and panel 

discussions, and, 

Bring someone who needs to be 

part of the solution. 

SPONSORED BY: 

Alliance To End Childhood Lead 

Poisoning 

The first national educational, policy and 

advocacy organization to mount a 

comprehensive attack on childhood lead 

poisoning. 

In cooperation with the 

Agency for Toxic Substances and 

Disease Registry 

and the California Public Health 

Foundation : 

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ALLIANCE TO END 

CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING 

Board of Directors 

Herbert L. Needleman M.D. 

Chairman 

Cushing N. Dolbeare 

Edward B. Fort Ph. D. 

Teresa Heinz 

Richard J. Jackson M.D. 

Seymour Kety M.D. 

Philip J. Landrigan M.D. 

Audrey R. McMahon 

Frank Oski M.D. 

Charles E. Peck 

Stephanie Pollack Esq. 

David P. Rall M.D. 

Cecil Sheps M.D. 

Ellen Silbergeld Ph.D. 

Bailus Walker, Jr. Ph. D. 

Executive Director 

Don Ryan 

 



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