Other Resources
One of our core strategies at RAMP is to keep the asthma field abreast of best practices, timely opportunities, and emerging research in order to build capacity for reducing the inequitable burden of asthma. We do this by cultivating an extensive hub of asthma-related information across a wide range of topics, including asthma management and healthcare, housing, air pollution, schools, the built environment, and more.
The resources that you’ll see below were published by partner organizations, agencies, and research institutions. Most of these resources are tailored for those who serve people with asthma, including clinicians, home visitors, community representatives, environmental health specialists, asthma educators, healthy housing representatives, environmental health and justice advocates, and many others. To specifically see resources created by RAMP, check out RAMP Tools & Publications.
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EPA’s How-to Guide for DIY Air Cleaners
When smoke, viruses, or other airborne pollutants affect indoor air, improving air filtration is an important strategy for protecting your health. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) launched a new Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Air Cleaners webpage to help individuals, households, schools, and communities improve indoor air quality when commercial air cleaners are unavailable or unaffordable. This…
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Navigate EPA’s Interactive School Indoor Air Quality Tour
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recognizes that schools can face common indoor air quality (IAQ) challenges, as well as unique challenges related to spaces such as cafeterias, gymnasiums, classrooms, and more. Explore EPA’s Interactive School Indoor Air Quality Tour to navigate through these different spaces and discover possible solutions to improve IAQ. The graphic…
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Access EPA’s Updated Wildfire Smoke Guide for Public Health Officials
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has updated Wildfire Smoke: A Guide for Public Health Officials. The guide, originally created in 2002 with periodic updates from the EPA and partners, ensures that state, local, and Tribal public health officials have current, reliable information. Although developed for public health officials, the information in this document could be useful to many other groups, including health professionals,…
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Webinar Recording: Heat Events and Indoor Air Hosted by EPA
The recording is now available from US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) webinar, Heat Events and Indoor Air: Protecting Respiratory Health, recorded on August 6, 2026. Extreme heat events are a growing public health threat. When indoor temperatures rise, people can suffer from potentially deadly illnesses, including heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Rising indoor temperatures are…
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View the Updated Asthma in California Infographic Created by California Breathing
California Breathing has released an updated Asthma in California Infographic. The infographic is featured on the program’s Asthma Data webpage and is also available as a printer-friendly PDF for easy use in presentations, outreach, and community and patient education. The updated infographic includes:
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Implement Safe, Effective Pest Management Programs with this Guide for Property Managers
The San Francisco Environment Department has launched a Guide for Property Managers designed to help multi-unit apartment managers implement safe, effective pest management programs. This online package (hosted by University of California Statewide IPM Program) includes trainings, templates for Integrated Pest Management (IPM) policies and procedures, and guidance on contracting with pest management services. The project has been supported by a…
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Recording Now Available: EPA Indoor Air and Respiratory Health Webinar
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other leading experts on June 24, 2026, from 10:00 – 11:30 AM hosted the webinar, Season Change and Indoor Air: Protecting Respiratory Health, to share practical knowledge, resources, and tools to help reduce respiratory health risks during the spring and summer, including high ozone and pollen levels. The…
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Continue Spreading the Word this Asthma Awareness Month with Resources from the CA Department of Public Health
Keep the momentum going through this Asthma Awareness Month with a ready-to-use communication campaign to raise awareness about this serious lung disease from the California Department of Public Health. This campaign includes sample social media graphics and captions that can be utilized on your own social media channels. Find these sample graphics and captions here.