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National Radon Action Month Information

Thank you for participating in National Radon Action Month. By hosting radon awareness activities in your community, you are joining the Radon Leaders Saving Lives Campaign to double the number of lives saved from radon-induced lung cancer. National Radon Action Month on RadonLeaders.org and the EPA Web site offer a great opportunity to promote your activity and get exposure for your important work!

Use the navigation below to submit your National Radon Action Month activities and events, browse current and past activities and events, and find resources to help you in your National Radon Action Month outreach.

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Resources

RadonLeaders.org National Radon Action Month FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions on the RadonLeaders.org National Radon Action Month event submittal and browsing system.

Event Planning Kit - A guide to help plan your radon activities.

Discuss National Radon Action Month - Ask questions and share advice in the 2010 NRAM Forum.

"New Radon Outreach Tools for January 2010 and Beyond" Webinar - The National Radon Action Month webinar provides updates and tools to prepare radon stakeholders for radon outreach in January and year-round.

2010 National Poster Contest - Radon poster contest open to all school children ages 9-14 in the United States.

Working with Partners to Make the Most of National Radon Action Month - A paper by Cindy Ladage & Patrick Daniels, Illinois Radon Program.

Radon Change Package - The Radon Change Package offers great strategies and approaches that state radon programs and industry partners can use in their NRAM outreach.

National Radon Action Month 2009 Summary - A summary of 2009 National Radon Action Month outreach.

Share Your National Radon Action Month Story

You can do more than just share your events. Put a spotlight on your program by sharing additional details of your outreach as well as photos and other materials colleagues might find helpful. Share your story »