Webinar - IAQ / Webinaire - QAI
First Nation Housing
Did you know that the air inside our homes can be up to five times more polluted than the air outdoors? Indoor air quality (IAQ) plays a vital role in creating safe, comfortable, and sustainable living environments. Join us for an engaging session where we’ll unpack what indoor air quality really means, why it matters for housing, and how various factors—from building materials to ventilation—can influence it. We’ll also explore practical strategies to improve IAQ and enhance the quality of our indoor spaces.Trainer: Claude Lawrenson, FNHP
Claude is Metis by status through his grandparents. Claude’s career started in the field of architecture, construction management and inspection consultant which includes a wide diversity of building experience. He retired after 26 years of teaching as the Program Coordinator and Senior Architecture Program Professor from St. Clair College School of Engineering Technologies.
Claude is a member of FNNBOA (First Nation National Building Officers Association) and has contributed countless hours in the housing and related capacity development for First Nations. As a retired educator he continues to devote his time, proficiency, and knowledge in advancing housing and technical building responsibilities as a proud member and First Nation Housing Professional.
