Participant Communications and Quarterly English/Spanish Newsletter

Our participants and families are at the heart of the Columbia Center for Children’s Environmental Health (CCCEH). Our quarterly participant newsletter, available in English and Spanish, shares research updates, community highlights, and helpful resources to support healthy families. It is one way we stay connected and share what we are learning through your continued participation and partnership.

Explore our newsletters below to learn more about the research you make possible, and sign up for our quarterly newsletter. You may also receive the newsletter by text if you agreed to receive study text messages when you signed your study consent form. Please see our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions at the bottom of this page.

2026-2025

2024

2023

2022

2021

Privacy Policy:

CCCEH respects your privacy. Information you provide for automated text messaging or emails through our Columbia-approved platforms, including your mobile phone number, email address, and communication preferences, will be used only for approved study-related communications and activities. Your mobile phone number and other personal information will be used only by authorized study staff and Columbia-approved platforms that support study communications. We will not share this information with other third parties or affiliates. Contact information will be stored in secure databases, in accordance with applicable Columbia University privacy and information-security requirements.

Terms and Conditions:

By agreeing to receive automated text messages or emails from CCCEH through our Columbia-approved platforms, you may receive study-related communications, such as appointment reminders, questionnaire or survey links, study updates, and newsletter links. Message frequency varies, and message and data rates may apply to text messages. You may opt out of automated text messages at any time by replying STOP or asking study staff to stop sending automated text messages. You may also ask study staff to stop sending automated emails.

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