Tracy Gregoire serves as the Healthy Children's Project Coordinator for the Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDA) and LDA of Maine, where she is at the forefront of advocating for healthier environments for children. With a profound commitment to ensuring that no child is exposed...
Tracy Gregoire serves as the Healthy Children's Project Coordinator for the Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDA) and LDA of Maine, where she is at the forefront of advocating for healthier environments for children. With a profound commitment to ensuring that no child is exposed to harmful toxic chemicals, Tracy leads initiatives aimed at raising awareness about the link between environmental factors and learning disabilities. Her role is pivotal, especially considering the alarming statistic from the National Academy of Sciences, which indicates that over 28% of learning disabilities can be attributed to exposure to toxic substances found in everyday products like sippy cups, shampoos, and pajamas.
In her capacity, Tracy coordinates key projects that focus on community outreach and education, empowering families and communities to make informed choices about the products they use. She employs her expertise in community organizing and grassroots advocacy to mobilize volunteers and stakeholders, fostering coalitions that unite various organizations around the common goal of promoting child health and safety. Tracy's skills in policy analysis and legislative relations are instrumental in driving policy changes that protect children from hazardous chemicals, ensuring that their developmental needs are prioritized in public discourse.
Through public speaking engagements and workshops, Tracy effectively communicates the importance of reducing toxic exposures and advocates for sustainable practices that contribute to healthier living environments. Her dedication to grant writing and resource management further supports the sustainability of the Healthy Children's Project, allowing for the expansion of programs that educate and empower communities. Tracy Gregoire's work exemplifies a passionate commitment to creating a safer, healthier future for all children, making her a vital asset to the LDA and the broader movement for environmental justice in child health.
