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2024 NIEHS EHSCC Meeting Hosted by the Johns Hopkins CHARMED Center Sept. 23-25, 2024 The Hyatt Regency 300 Light Street Baltimore, MD 21218 About the Conference The annual EHSCC meeting brings together researchers, scientists, and community members in the field of environmental health science for enlightening sessions, interactive discussions, and networking opportunities. ​ The 2024 event will offer outstanding opportunities for academics and community members to share their insights and expand their knowledge. In addition to our regular agenda, we hope you will take advantage of these additional opportunities to explore Baltimore and network with peers: Monday, Sept. 23 : Tour of Baltimore communities, details will be announced Monday, Sept. 23 : Dinner reception at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture . This is a great chance to meet other professionals in the field of environmental health science while exploring the museum. Wednesday, Sept. 25 : The meeting on Wednesday, September 25th ends at 3pm EST. ​ ​ ​ ​ Venue Information for Conference The meeting will be held at the Baltimore Hyatt Regency located at 300 Light Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 . As partners with the hotel, we are delighted to offer conference attendees an exclusive discounted rate of ​ ​ ​​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Agenda Please see the final Agenda ​ ​ Air Travel The nearest airport to Baltimore is the Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI) . The hotel is 17 miles from the airport. Amtrak Baltimore’s Penn Station is served by multiple Amtrak train routes. Penn Station is 10-minutes from the Hyatt Regency by car and is on a direct bus line. Contact Us To learn more about EHSCC, visit NIEHS website . If you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us at mrendel1@jh.edu . Baltimore Hyatt Regency BOOKING REGISTER FOR THE CONFERENCE Funded by NIEHS Core Center Grant P30-ES032756

Charmed Center Johns Hopkins University The mission of the NIEHS P30 Core Center , Community Health Addressing Regional Maryland Environmental Determinants of Disease (CHARMED) is to build capacity in community-engaged research aimed at understanding the mechanistic links between environmental exposures and adverse health outcomes and translate these findings into action to improve the health and well-being of vulnerable individuals in communities across the greater Maryland region. We are building partnerships with communities of the greater Baltimore region (from Washington, DC through Baltimore, MD and including some regions of Pennsylvania) to address their environmental concerns. ss

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​ THE JOHNS HOPKINS CHARMED CENTER ​ REQUEST FOR APPLICAT IONS ​ COMMUNITY-ENGAGED ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH PILOT GRANTS ​ ​ Sent on behalf of Marsha Wills-Karp, Ph.D., and Thomas Hartung, MD, PhD, Department of Environmental Health and Engineering ​ Please forward this announcement to the faculty, postdoctoral fellows and doctoral students in your department and division. Thank you. ​ We are pleased to release the Re quest for Application (RFA ) for the 2024 CHARMED CENTER PILOT grants . ​ The Center for C ommunity H ealth: A ddressing R egional M aryland E nvironmental D eterminants of Diseases (CHARMED ) Pilot Grant Program to address environmental concerns of the communities in the greater Baltimore region through building and supporting community-engaged research partnerships, providing evidence-based information to communities and stakeholders with the goal of informing the development and implementation of policies aimed at prevention and/or mitigation of environmental exposures and their associated adverse health impacts on affected communities/individuals. To achieve this goal, the Center is requesting applications for CHARMED Center Pilot Grants to enable and support community-engaged research partnerships, foster innovative interdisciplinary research in environmental health, translate knowledge into action to address community environmental challenges in the Maryland region, and nurture and support the next generation of environmental scientists. How to Apply Please review the attached RFA . All applicants are strongly encouraged to review program details in the attached RFA . ​ The application submission deadline : October 1, 2024, at 5:00PM. If an application is received after that date, it will not be reviewed. ​ We look forward to receiving your application for funding (CHARMED@jh.edu ). Best regards, Marsha Wills-Karp and Thomas Hartung

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