The Safer Air Project

At the Parliamentary Friends of Clean Air Quality reception in Canberra this evening, parliamentarians and representatives of organisations supporting a National Healthy Air Strategy came together to discuss the path to national action.

“If the act of breathing in a space makes someone sick, access isn’t equitable and it’s time to change that.” - Plum Stone, The Safer Air Project More than 80 organisations have joined the call, and individuals can sign too.

Tomorrow’s the day! After months of planning, Safer shared air 2026 begins tomorrow morning at Parliament House in Canberra. Register to join us online: ssa2026.saferairproj...

To everyone travelling to Canberra, safe travels - we’re looking forward to seeing you tomorrow! We’re honoured to be presenting Safer shared air 2026 in conjunction with supporting organisations AIRAH, Centre for Safe Air and Public Health Action Network .

Tomorrow’s the day! After months of planning, Safer shared air 2026 begins tomorrow morning at Parliament House in Canberra. Register to join us online: ssa2026.saferairproj...

Campaign week is off and running! From today until 1 Nov, orgs around the world are coming together to shine a light on the air we share indoors, raise awareness of why indoor air quality matters and encourage more organisations to make information about the air we breathe publicly available.

Throughout the week, we'll be sharing photos, stories and activities from participating organisations around the world, and we'd love to feature yours! Don't forget to tag us and use #MIV26 and #MakingTheInvisibleVisible in your posts so we can find and share them.

🌟 Participant spotlight: Air Aurora 🌟 For Air Aurora, making indoor air quality visible isn't a new idea. Over the past decade, they've been working to make real-time air quality information openly available, so people can better understand the live conditions in the spaces they use every day.

🧐 Why should indoor air quality be visible? 🧐 When you walk into a building, how much do you really know about the air you're breathing? For the vast majority of us, the answer is not much at all. That's why we created the Making the invisible visible campaign.

A significant moment for indoor air quality, accessibility and inclusion today, with the report of the NSW parliamentary inquiry into clean indoor air tabled in Parliament.

We are deeply grateful to have been part of this process, with our founder Plum Stone invited to give evidence to the inquiry. Plum and her daughter were also delighted to be at NSW Parliament this morning for the tabling of the report by committee chair Dr Amanda Cohn MLC.

A significant moment for indoor air quality, accessibility and inclusion today, with the report of the NSW parliamentary inquiry into clean indoor air tabled in Parliament.

The Safer Air Project was founded with a mission to have indoor air quality recognised as a critical accessibility and inclusion issue. To see this reflected so clearly in the inquiry’s findings means a great deal to us, and to the communities we advocate for.

A significant moment for indoor air quality, accessibility and inclusion today, with the report of the NSW parliamentary inquiry into clean indoor air tabled in Parliament.

There's just one week until Safer shared air 2026! We’ve got an incredible line-up of speakers - if you had the opportunity to ask them one question about indoor air quality, what would it be?

🚨 Final day to register for in-person attendance 🚨 Today is the final day to register to attend Safer shared air 2026 in person at Parliament House, Canberra.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of an unprecedented coalition calling for a National Healthy Air Strategy! Join us in Canberra and show your support for healthy air in Australia. We’d love to have you there.

💙 What is Making the invisible visible? Making the invisible visible is an awareness campaign that shines a light on the air we share indoors. We’re asking organisations to measure their indoor air quality and make that information publicly visible by November 2027.

Swipe through to learn more about the campaign, and how your organisation can get involved! The campaign is open to organisations at all stages, including those who haven't started monitoring yet. It’s free to join, and you’ll receive a campaign toolkit to help you get started!

💙 What is Making the invisible visible? Making the invisible visible is an awareness campaign that shines a light on the air we share indoors. We’re asking organisations to measure their indoor air quality and make that information publicly visible by November 2027.

🤔 Why do we need a National Healthy Air Strategy? 🤔 We have national approaches to protect the food we eat and the water we drink. Indoor air deserves the same kind of coordinated approach.

At Safer shared air 2026, we’ll look at what Australia is already doing, where the gaps remain, and what a National Healthy Air Strategy could look like. If you support national action on indoor air, we’d love you to be there in person and show your support.

🌟 Participant spotlight: Sabancı Holding 🌟 With Sabancı Center becoming the first building in Türkiye to simultaneously achieve WELL Gold, LEED EBOM Gold and the WELL Health-Safety Rating, Sabancı Holding is showing its commitment to the wellbeing and comfort of its people.

By joining Making the invisible visible, they're aiming to extend their understanding of their indoor environments. “We’re taking part in Making the invisible visible to better understand indoor air quality across the offices and shared spaces we’re monitoring or plan to monitor.

You’re measuring your indoor air quality. What happens next? As Jack Noonan from the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) said during our recent Making the invisible visible webinar, achieving a building certification or rating is really just the start of the conversation.

We’re honoured to be presenting Safer shared air 2026 in conjunction with supporting organisations AIRAH, Centre for Safe Air and PHAN. Register to join us: ssa2026.saferairproject.com @publichealthaction.bsky.social

🌟 Participant spotlight: AKBANK 🌟 With a headquarters that has achieved WELL Gold pre-certification, AKBANK is already prioritising the health and wellbeing of its employees. Through Making the invisible visible, they're aiming to build awareness of the role IAQ plays in the workplace.

“Our WELL Gold pre-certified headquarters reflects the value we place on people’s health and wellbeing. Through the Making the invisible visible campaign, we aim to bring greater awareness of indoor air quality to the offices and shared spaces within our building.”