Advocacy Tools
Below are resources to help you advocate for a fragrance-free future in your community
Workplaces
- AMA Recommends Fragrance Free Policies for Healthcare Facilities
- Requesting fragrance free accommodations at work
- Fragrance Sensitivities & the ADA
- Healthcare Facilities – Flyer
- Sample Fragrance-free Policy (American Lung Association)
- Fragrances & Work-Related Asthma
- McBride v. The City of Detroit (Lawsuit)
- Retire Unhealthy Air at Work
- Perfume Allergy Sparks $10 Million Verdict (Lawsuit)
Schools
- Accessible Spaces – a fragrance-free toolkit – UCLA
- Best practices for healthy child care centers (New Jersey Department of Health)
- Sample Fragrance-Free School Policy (American Lung Association)
- Cleaning Safely in Schools (Vermont Department of Health)
- Managing the School Environment (Minnesota Department of Health)
- Fragrance-Free Schools Education Pilot Project (Minnesota Department of Health)
- School Environmental Health & Safety Program (Washington State Department of Health)
- Fragrance Free Statement (Jefferson City School District)
- Scents don’t make sense in schools
General & Scientific
- AMA Recommends Fragrance Free Policies
- Dr. Anne Steinemann Scientific Publications on Fragrance
- One Seed – Scientific References
- Fragrance Free Coalition
- Fragrance Free Label
- Air Fresheners (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
- Synthetic Fragrance is Dangerous – Cole & Van Note Law Firm (Only accessible from the USA)
- Can air fresheners be bad for pet health?
- ADHD & Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals
- What this study revealed about perfume is shocking
- Fragranced consumer products: exposures and effects from emissions
- Scented laundry products emit hazardous chemicals through dyer vents (University of Washington)
- Why Fragrances Shouldn’t be Used in IVF Centers
- Health Risks of Chemically Scented Products for Pets and People (International Boarding and Pet Services Association)
- Asthma and Indoor Air
- Are Your Personal Care Products Safe? What You Need to Know
- Facts on Fragrance
- National Prevalence and Effects of Multiple Chemical Sensitivities
- Something else to avoid in pregnancy: Phthalates (Harvard Medical School)
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