Radon Media Resources for Partners and Stakeholders
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EPA’s campaigns for social media and print for use by our partners, stakeholders, collaborators and advocates. To view media resources from past campaigns, please see Past Campaign Materials - Radon Media Resources.
On this page:
- Take Action
- Webinar: An Introduction to Radon Gas in Homes
- Find Radon Resources from our Partners
- Additional Resources
Take Action
The first step in raising awareness about the health risks of radon is learning the facts. Find resources about the intersection between radon and public health.
Once you know the facts, you can use the materials and resources on this page to take action in your community!
Social Media and Infographics
Social Media
Use any of the materials below to spread awareness about the health risks of radon through your network and educate others! Use the hashtags #radon, #TestFixSaveALife, #RadonFacts, and/or #NationalRadonActionMonth, and tag @EPA and/or @EPAair.
Download sample social media posts that you can use or modify for your network:
Radon - Outreach Media Resources (docx)
Themes include:
- Radon
- National Radon Action Month (January)
- Lung Cancer Awareness Month (November)
- Radon Year-Round Holiday Messaging
Infographics
Radon
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Test. Fix. Save a Life.
National Radon Action Month (January)
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#TestFixSaveALife
Lung Cancer Awareness Month (November)
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Radon Year-Round Holiday Messaging
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#TestFixSaveALife
Webinars
An Introduction to Radon Gas in Homes
This webinar provides an overview of the key basic facts of radon - what it is, what it does to us, how we measure it, how we reduce our exposure, and resources for additional information. )Presenters include: Bruce Snead, Director of Engineering Extension at Kansas State University and director of the National Radon Program Services effort for EPA since 2009.
Find Radon Resources from our Partners
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) - Radon
- Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) - Radon
- American Lung Association - Radon