Thursday, February 5 (Online) &
Friday, February 6, 2026 (In-Person | Berkeley, CA)
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) represent one of the most pressing environmental and occupational health challenges of our time. These persistent chemicals are found in water, soil, consumer products, and workplaces, raising urgent questions about health risks, exposure pathways, and strategies for prevention, treatment, and policy action.
Thursday, February 5th (Online) - Participants will engage with leading experts exploring the current state of PFAS science, as well as clinical guidance for frontline practitioners.
Friday, February 6th (In-Person, Berkeley, CA) - The focus turns to translating science into policy and practice. Through interactive workshops and round table discussions, participants will gain insight into the policy cycle and how to effectively engage.
Connect with colleagues from medicine, nursing, industrial hygiene, occupational safety, public health, and allied fields to build interdisciplinary solutions and strengthen advocacy for healthier workplaces and communities.
