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GSA’s Health in Buildings Research Program -- A Federal Facilities Council Series

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The Federal Facilities Council of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine will host a series of talks to raise awareness of GSA's Buildings and Health Research Program, and seek federal/private sector partners to co-sponsor a Health in Buildings Roundtable (HiBR).

  • May 23: Health in Buildings Partnerships
  • June 27: Circadian Lighting
  • July 27: Enhanced Ventilation and Cleaner Air in Buildings
  • August 31: Wellbuilt for Wellbeing
  • Greenbuild Session
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GSA & FFC Series on Buildings and Health

The Office of Federal High Performance Green Buildings of the General Services Administration (GSA) has, over several years, conducted research on the impact of building design and operation on human health. The National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine, in partnership with the GSA, hopes to build a consortium of organizations, including GSA and other federal/private sector partners, to promote strategies that optimize health and human productivity and to prevent illness. The series is designed to encourage the federal facilities community to pilot and eventually adopt health-enhancing strategies in their buildings and, wherever possible, these discussions will reflect on strategies to support the home office and those who work from home.

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