Elisabeth Repp, MHS is CEHN’s Eco-Healthy Child Care® Program Assistant. She received her BA in Community and Global Public Health from the University of Michigan and her Master’s of Health Science in Environmental Health from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She has experience working on environmental health-related research projects, particularly those which prioritize community engagement. Her Southeast Michigan upbringing sparked her awareness of environmental injustice as the Flint, MI Water Crisis was a prominent event during her adolescent years. She is passionate about environmental and climate justice. In this role, she aims to help bring awareness to environmental health issues which impact children and assist in mitigating childhood exposures to environmental hazards.