What to know
Partners can use the following communication resources to expand your outreach efforts and raise awareness about radon.

How to use this toolkit
These communication resources can be downloaded or printed. Click an image to download it. The sample social media messages and graphics can be used for X (Twitter), Facebook, and Instagram posts.
Keep in mind that URLs do not become active links when used on Instagram. To direct Instagram users to an external website, add the link to your bio. Let your followers know to click the link in your bio for more information.
Print materials
Use these print materials that include factsheets, infographics, and activity book to share information about radon.
Webinars
Environmental Health Nexus Webinar: Radon Awareness – January 25, 2023
This webinar held during Radon Awareness Week 2023 features two speakers representing national and state-level radon risk reduction initiatives.
Testimonials
Jackie's story
Watch Jackie Nixon and her doctor as they discuss her experience with lung cancer and radon.

Read Jackie's story.
Lindi's story

Read Lindi's story.
Carol's story

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Lauren's story

Read Lauren's story.
Dr. Timothy Mullett’s story

Read Dr. Mullett's story.
Katherine's story

Read Katherine's story.
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