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About Us
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The TechSafeSchool project grew out of a concern by parents of children with increased sensitivity to radiofrequency microwave radiation, exacerbated by the increasing proliferation of wireless devices in classrooms.

 

The project is designed to provide school officials, teachers and parents with legal, technical and scientific information to help create the safest learning environment possible. Our recommendations will not interfere with technology-based curricula.

 

We do not have a product to sell, a program to promote or a new technology to market. Our focus is simply the health, safety and well-being of all students in all schools.  We believe the best environment for learning is a safe environment.  

 

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This program is funded by private foundations and individuals, and designed and managed by Grassroots Environmental Education, an award-winning non-profit organization based in New York. You can learn more about Grassroots and its work at www.Grassrootsinfo.org.

"The health and wellness of our school community has always been a top priority, and reducing the RFR exposure to staff and students was an important step in protecting everyone. Our IT staff executed our safer technology-based curriculum by significantly reducing exposure without impacting the delivery of our curriculum."

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             – Amber Way, Head of School, the Linbrook School, Ontario, Canada

We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Frank Clegg and Canadians for Safe Technology in the development of this project, as well as additional scientific contributions from Environmental Health Trust

Our Team:

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Administration:

Senior Project Directors - Doug & Patti Wood

Webmaster - Allison Straub

Science Research - Ellen Weininger

Intern - Nicholas Newman

Technical Advisors:

Mitch Marchand

Shaun Kranish

Ben Levi

Legal Advisors:

Julian Gresser

Andrew Campanelli

Mark Davis

Harry Lehmann

Gregg Lien

John Markham

James Turner

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Scientific Advisors:

Devra Lee Davis, Ph.D.
Paul Heroux, Ph. D.

Toril Jelter, M.D.

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