
Most Recent Webinar
August 23, 2023 | 4:00 EST

From Los Angeles to Nantucket, PEER has a strong network of grassroots community groups that come to us for technical assistance, legal advice, or to alert of us government malfeasance at the local level. The Nantucket PFAS Action Group has been a prominent and influential community organization that has brought attention to the dangers of PFAS contamination to the forefront in Nantucket, Mass. Learn from these community leaders about how to make actionable change in your community and bring attention to the most important issues facing your town. Live Q&A after the presentation.
Webinar Videos

Webinar | The Local Fight Against PFAS Contamination
Learn how community leaders in Nantucket are working to educate their community about PFAS and make actionable change.

Webinar | A Whistleblower’s Journey
PEER staff discuss their own whistleblower journeys and the broad scope of issues that whistleblowers face and PEER’s role in protecting them.

Webinar | Our Health and Our Changing Climate
Coffee Talk Webinar Series, Episode 4: A conversation with NIH research oncologist Dr. Christine Berg on the intersection of health and climate change. Watch the video!

Webinar | Environmental Whistleblowers: Good Trouble, Bad Trouble
Government employee whistleblower protections and strengthened scientific integrity principles are critical to address environmental and public health threats.

Webinar | Redact This! FOIA On Your Own Terms
Coffee Talk Webinar Series, Episode 2: Explore the power and promise of the Freedom of Information Act. Watch the Video!

Webinar | Pups and Packs: Saving Wolves in 2022
Coffee Talk Webinar Series, Episode 1: A virtual conversation about wolves and policy in the US in 2022. Watch the video!

Webinar | Hair on Fire and Yes Packages!
Second in a series of webinars that examines how risk assessments for new chemicals have been improperly altered to benefit the chemical industry.

Webinar | Is “Retail Choice” Working For U.S. Consumers?
Webinar features experts in key states that deregulated their residential energy supply markets in the 1990s and their lessons learned.

Webinar | Toxic Chemicals, Whistleblowers, and the Need for Reform at EPA
New and dangerous chemicals are being approved at an alarming rate by EPA.

Webinar | Long Island’s Toxic Forever Chemicals
The EPA’s failure to regulate PFAS is causing tremendous health, environmental, and economic damage on Long Island.