Tracy

INTRODUCTION

Tracy Washington Enger has worked for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in the Office of Air since 1994. In her current position in the Indoor Environments Division, she develops, promotes, and implements education and outreach programs that protect public health from indoor environmental pollutants. She has worked for 20 years on building capacity for school districts across the country to create greener, cleaner, heathier learning environments by implementing the EPA Indoor Air Quality Tools for Schools (IAQ TfS) Action Kit. In addition to the IAQ TfS Action Kit itself, she has been instrumental in the development of a suite of products to assist schools in taking action to address IAQ issues, including recently developed guidance documents on preventative maintenance, websites, national and regional in-person training events, and series of professional training webinars. Ms. Washington Enger received her B.S. and M.S. in Journalism from Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. After graduate school, Ms. Washington Enger joined the Peace Corps where she taught English literature and language in Sierra Leone, West Africa. Additionally, Ms Washington Enger is an alumnus of the Newfield Network international coaching program and a Georgetown Certified Facilitator.

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Equity in Schools: Working Towards Restorative Justice

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