National Environmental Health Association

Still need to register? There’s still time to join Melissa Vaccaro, tomorrow, June 3 from 12:00–1:30 p.m. ET for an interactive session on sanitizer testing best practices.

This practical training will cover the differences between cleaning and sanitizing, how to properly use sanitizer test strips, and common mistakes that can impact food safety results. Whether you’re in the field or overseeing food safety programs, this is a valuable session you won’t want to miss.

Reserve your spot before registration closes: https://www.neha.org/micro-essential-labs

We’re excited to introduce our newest resource for indoor mold concerns.

Developed in response to the growing need for practical mold guidance tailored to environmental public health professionals, this field-ready guide was designed to support EPH professionals responding to mold issues.

Inside, we cover key response activities including conducting indoor mold assessments, consulting on cleanup and remediation actions, and communicating findings and health risks clearly to communities.

From identifying moisture sources and recommending safe cleanup practices to supporting emergency communication efforts, this resource is designed to help professionals respond quickly, confidently, and effectively.

Dive into the guide here: https://pubs.neha.org/indoor-mold-concerns/

Join us for a powerful conversation on the future of One Health and the growing importance of cross-sector collaboration in tackling emerging threats.

On June 23, Colin Basler, DVM, MPH, deputy director of the CDC's One Health Office, will share how public health, animal health, and environmental partners are working together to strengthen preparedness efforts, including federal planning around New World screwworm readiness.

With expertise spanning veterinary epidemiology, outbreak response, and global One Health coordination, Dr. Basler brings a front-row perspective on the challenges shaping public health response right now.
This is a timely discussion you won’t want to miss.

Secure your spot today: https://neha.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_PLsPfxqTQM2OPL-A8FgblA #/registration

Qualified Individuals (QI) are required in food manufacturing and processing facilities.

Join us July 15–16, 10 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ET, for the FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food v2.0 Part 2 course, designed for food safety managers, QA professionals, and plant leaders looking to stay ahead of FSMA requirements.

Led by FSPCA-approved instructors with real-world experience, this training equips you to build and manage compliant Food Safety Plans, validate controls, strengthen documentation, and confidently adapt your program as needed.

Walk away ready to lead your food safety system with clarity and control.
Register today: https://www.neha.org/FSPCA-PCQI-training

Sanitizers are different - so are their test strips.

Join Melissa Vaccaro, MS, CP-FS, PCQI, on June 3 from 12:00–1:30 p.m. ET for an interactive session focused on getting sanitizer testing right, every time.
Whether you're in the field or overseeing food safety programs, this training will boost your confidence and accuracy where it counts.

You’ll learn how to break down the difference between cleaning and sanitizing and spot common test strip mistakes before they impact your results

Reserve your spot today: https://www.neha.org/micro-essential-labs

Congratulations to the 2026–2027 NEHA–FDA RFFM Grant Program grantees!

This year marks a major milestone, we received the highest number of applications since administering the program in 2022, reflecting the growing commitment to strengthening retail food safety nationwide.

Through this cycle, nearly 630 projects were funded, distributing $5.36 million to support 317 state, local, tribal, and territorial (SLTT) programs. These investments directly strengthen inspection programs, build workforce capacity, and advance efforts that help prevent foodborne illness in communities across the country.

Thank you to every applicant and grantee for the critical work you do every day to protect public health.

Environmental health professionals are being asked to do more than ever and lead through it.

That’s why we created NEHA Thrive.

This new member-exclusive program is designed to help you build resilience, strengthen leadership skills, and stay effective in a constantly evolving field. With expert-led learning, interactive Q&As, and bite-sized sessions built for busy schedules, Thrive meets you where you are and helps you grow from there.

You asked for support that fits the reality of your work. This is your opportunity.

Explore NEHA Thrive: https://www.neha.org/thrive