Video on grant writing from the HEEDS YouTube channel

HEEDS Youtube Channel
Includes videos on Mentor-Trainee Responsibilities and Relationships, How to Find a Great Lab, and Grantwriting: Writing a Specific Aims Page (for an NIH grant).

See below for more webinarspodcasts, videos, and films on endocrine disrupting chemicals.

Webinars

EDC Strategies Partnership webinars 
HEEDS collaborates with the Collaborative for Health and Environment (CHE), Europe’s Health and Environment Alliance (HEAL), and the Commonweal Biomonitoring Resource Center to conduct these monthly webinars on EDCs.

Young EDC Scientists Showcase (YESS) webinars 
We collaborate with CHE to conduct these webinars featuring early career EDC scientists.

CHE webinars
CHE sponsors numerous webinars every month on environmental topics. Recordings are available on CHE’s YouTube channel.

Environmental Influences on Child Health Outcomes (ECHO) Discovery webinars
Monthly webinars to advance understanding of environmental influences on child health.

Partnerships for Environmental Public Health (PEHP) webinars
Sponsored by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS).

Superfund Research Program events and webinars
Also sponsored by NIEHS.

EPA’s Tools and Resources webinars

Society of Toxicology webinars

The Endocrine Society webinars

Podcasts

A Daily Dose podcast
By UMass Amherst. Featuring interviews with a “who’s who” of EDC scientists.

Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast
Sponsored by the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University and Environmental Health News.

The Researcher’s Perspective podcast
By Environmental Health Perspectives.

Endocrine News podcast
By the Endocrine Society.

PFASology podcast
About per-and polyfluorinated substances (PFAS).

Silent Chemicals, Loud Science podcast
Also about PFAS.

Environmental Health Chat podcast
By the Partnerships for Environmental Public Health, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS). Includes a wide variety of useful environmental health topics.

Safer Chemicals podcast
By the European Chemicals Agency.

Oil and Gas podcast
By the Endocrine Disruption Exchange.

Science History podcast
By Frank von Hippel. See these episodes:

Videos

HEEDS YouTube channel
Includes videos on Mentor-Trainee Responsibilities and Relationships, How to Find a Great Lab, and Grantwriting: Writing a Specific Aims Page (for an NIH grant).

Collaborative for Health and Environment YouTube channel

Food Packaging Forum YouTube channel

IPEN Toxics Free Future YouTube channel

Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment (PRHE) YouTube channel

A Global Fertility Crisis- Dr. Shanna Swan
By After Skool

A Toxic Tale: Trump’s Environmental Impact
CNN Special Report

Behind the Science video series
By Breast Cancer Prevention Partners. Includes videos on EDCs.

Don’t Take That Receipt!
By Salud Strong.

Endocrination
By Sherlock Reporter.

Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals
by The Endocrine Society.

Is BPA Safe? An Endocrine Society Virtual News Conference
Endocrine Society webinar on the CLARITY-BPA study.

Is Parkinson’s disease related to pesticide use?
DW Documentary

Joe Rogan Experience #1540: Frank von Hippel
Interview with Dr. von Hippel about his new book, The Chemical Age.

Joe Rogan Experience #1638: Shanna Swan
Interview with Dr. Shanna Swan about her new book, Countdown.

Let’s Talk EDCs: Resources for Clinicians and Patients
From the Endocrine Society.

Little Things Matter: The Impact of Toxins on the Developing Brain
Featuring Dr. Bruce Lamphear. By Power of Prevention. 

My Toxic Couch
By the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC).

PFAS: Last Week Tonight by John Oliver
A must-watch!

Shifting the Curve: Small Changes with a Big Impact
By Power of Prevention.

The Infertility Crisis with Shanna H. Swan
By Science & Cocktails

The Forever Chemicals
By Great Lakes Now.

Water and Plastic
By Transformation TV.

What’s Motivating Hayes?
New Yorker video on atrazine researcher Tyrone Hayes.

Will Epigenetics Change the Speed of Evolution?
Dr. Cheryl Walker of Baylor College of Medicine’s TEDx Talk on epigenetics, including a discussion of obesogens and environmental chemicals.