Announcing ShiftCon 2015 Sponsor: Healthy Child Healthy World

Please join us in welcoming another great sponsoring back to ShiftCon for a second year! We are so proud to continue to support Healthy Child Healthy World in their journey to protect the health of children everywhere.

About Healthy Child Healthy World:

“Healthy Child Healthy World was founded by James and Nancy Chuda in 1992, after losing their daughter to a rare and non-genetic form of cancer called Wilm’s tumor.

For the last 23 years, Healthy Child Healthy World has been a trusted resource for parents—providing access to critical information encouraging smarter lifestyle choices that reduce toxic chemical exposure in homes and communities.

In 2014, Healthy Child Healthy World merged with Environmental Working Group (EWG), a non-profit research and advocacy organization, based in Washington, D.C., to combine forces to protect human lives and the environment. As a program of EWG, Healthy Child Healthy World’s purpose is to empower parents to take action and protect children against harmful chemicals. We empower parents, promote solutions and influence policy to create a cleaner, greener, healthier world. EWG’s Healthy Child Healthy World program translates science and research in the environmental health realm, provides access to digestible information and offers solutions for actionable change.”

They created a powerful and award-winning video, called “A Wake Up Story” to help explain the importance of keeping our children healthy, and why we need to start at home.

Healthy Child Healthy World offers amazing resources for everyone from parents who are just trying to figure out where to get started, to those who are ready to get involved, help reach and educate other families, and push for changes in the way our country utilizes toxins and pesticides.

Healthy Child Healthy World will be sponsoring the Saturday dinner reception at ShiftCon 2015, and sharing more of their story and message. You will also be able to find them in the expo as well. For more updates on how you can get involved, follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and visit the Healthy Child Healthy World Blog.