Our mission is to reduce the burden of asthma with a focus on health equity. Emphasizing both prevention and management, we build capacity, create linkages, and mobilize networks to advocate for policy and systems changes targeting the root causes of asthma disparities.

Policy Action Alerts

Advancing the Role of CHWs and Promotoras in Asthma Management:

What We’re Doing

Promoting Asthma Management

Asthma Action Plans

An asthma self-management tool available in four languages

California Asthma Home
Visiting Program Directory

Designed to help providers, plans, and others connect with asthma home visiting programs in their communities

Reducing Exposure to Wildfire Smoke

We are committed to helping asthma stakeholders prepare for wildfire smoke events, which are becoming increasingly common in California and elsewhere.

Explore Asthma Resources

  • A Study Examining the Use of Inhaled Corticosteroids to Maintain Asthma Control During Pregnancy

    A nationwide, population-based cohort study published in 2026 investigated whether continuing inhaled corticosteroids (ICSs) during the first trimester of pregnancy was associated with maternal and/or neonatal health risks, including 6,105 pregnant individuals with asthma who used ICSs before pregnancy. Researchers reviewed health records from more than 3.9 million pregnancies in Korea.   Among these women, about…

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  • Discover the Current State of HVACs in California Schools

    New findings reinforce a hard truth: the systems in California meant to protect children at school from a changing climate are too often failing them. UC Santa Barbara’s 2035 Initiative and UndauntedK12 published a new report, Analysis: The State of School HVAC in California, assessing more than 70,000 school HVAC units in over 1,600 California…

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  • EPA’s Sensible Steps to Healthier School Environments Resource

    The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently updated its Sensible Steps to Healthier School Environments resource. This guidance addresses many of the most common environmental health concerns found in schools and outlines practical, low- or no-cost measures to help prevent, reduce, and resolve these hazards and, in turn, improve children’s health while reducing absenteeism and…

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  • EPA’s Search Tool for More Sustainable Products and Services

    Use US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Search Tool for Greener Products and Services to identify safer, more sustainable options for your school. Strong fumes and chemical residues may worsen asthma symptoms and expose students and staff to potentially harmful substances. Small changes to less-toxic cleaning methods and products can make a big difference in improving…

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Regional Asthma Management and Prevention
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