The Air We Share Showcase

The Air We Share Showcase | The Franklin Institute

Air Quality & Respiratory Health Showcase in Philadelphia | The Air We Share

Explore Air Quality, Air Pollution and Respiratory Health in Philadelphia 

Saturday, September 26 | 11:00 am –3:00 pm  

The Air We Share Showcase is a special event at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, exploring air quality, air pollution, respiratory health, and environmental science. Included with museum admission, this interactive community event brings together scientists, health experts, and local organizations for hands-on activities, live demonstrations, and family-friendly experiences. 

Discover how air quality impacts our health, learn how pollution is monitored in local neighborhoods, and explore ways communities are working toward cleaner, healthier air for everyone. 

Know your air. Protect your health. 

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Programming Partner

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Sanofi
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ASTC Seeding Action

The Air We Share is a national partnership between Sanofi and the Association of Science and Technology Centers (ASTC)’s Seeding Action, that helps communities understand how environmental factors like air pollution, wildfire smoke, and extreme heat affect respiratory health. 

The Franklin Institute is one of three leading science institutions serving as anchor partners to help guide program development, support collaboration, and share learnings across organizations.  

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Air We Share Showcase? 

The Air We Share Showcase is a public event at The Franklin Institute (museum admission required) that explores air quality, air pollution, respiratory health, and environmental science through hands-on activities and demonstrations

Is The Air We Share Showcase family-friendly? 

Yes. Guests of all ages can participate in interactive science activities, demonstrations, and educational experiences. 

How does air pollution affect respiratory health? 

Air pollution can affect lung function and may contribute to respiratory conditions such as asthma and other breathing-related illnesses. 

Who will be presenting at the event? 

Local community organizations, scientists, environmental experts, public health partners, and special guest presenter Sean the Science Kid.