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Lead-safety Message: Lead exposure is no laughing matter.

Artist: Claire Leight

Description of Work: iPhone photo of Laughing Kookaburras.

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School Name: Marshfield Public School

Lead-safety Message: Dear Global Leaders, The World is seeking free, fair,
legal representation for its inhabitants. Its your job. Quality Schools Get
The Lead Out & Share Plumbism Awareness and if they do not; students will!
The CDC states there is NO SAFE LEVEL OF LEAD yet in 2016 (sad edit ; 2017.
Sadder edit : 2018) it persists in homes, schools and many public buildings
and consumer products. As not only a victim of the deadly stuff , I am the
mother of children with BLLS that greatly exceeded “acceptable levels”. I
ask you : HOW MUCH LEAD ARE YOU WILLING TO ALLOW IN YOUR CHILD ? I also
ponder: DO YOU HAVE A VALID LEAD CERTIFICATE IN YOUR MANSIONS? Thank you for
GETTING THE LEAD OUT and showing We The People some quantifiable proof that
you have done so. Have a lead free day. PEACE☮

Artist: Julia Lead The Way Lead Poisoning Awareness Cause

Description of Work: A child’s call to action on stationery & Screen shot at SignOn.org Julia Lead The Way Lead Poisoning Awareness

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Lead-safety Message: Lead is a cumulative toxicant that affects multiple body systems and is particularly harmful to young children. • Lead in the body is distributed to the brain, liver, kidney and bones. It is stored in the teeth and bones, where it accumulates over time. Lead in bone is released into blood during pregnancy and becomes a source of exposure to the developing fetus. • There is no known level of lead exposure that is considered safe. • Lead exposure is preventable. From 21 to 27 October 2018 the international lead poisoning prevention week of action will take place, with a particular focus on eliminating lead paint. Lead poisoning is preventable, yet the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation has estimated that, based on 2016 data, lead exposure accounted for 540 000 deaths and 13.9 million years lost to disability and death due to long-term effects on health, with the highest burden in developing regions. Of particular concern is the role of lead exposure in the development of intellectual disability in children. Even though there is wide recognition of this problem and many countries have taken action, exposure to lead, particularly in childhood, remains of key concern to health care providers and public health officials worldwide.

Artist: Global Alliance to Eliminate Lead Paint

Description of Work: Poster

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Lead-safety Message: Be aware of Lead poisoning.

Artist: Siobhan Hannigan

Description of Work: photograph of clay sculpture/words

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Lead-safety Message:Old Ford Tractor with pale rectangle- its Battery! Cattle are attracted by the Smell! If the Battery is Free they will smash the Case & Lick the Lead .

Artist: Dr Michael Hindmarsh 3rd

Description of Work: 2x photos

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Age: 11

School Name: Creative Einstein Education (tutoring school)

Lead-safety Message: Be careful! Our oceans are laced with lead.

Artist:Grace Shen (6 of 6)

Description of Work: water colour and Charcoal

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Age: 11

School Name: Creative Einstein Education (tutoring school)

Lead-safety Message: Stop using lead ammunition in Mountain Lions – it is harmful to other animals.

Artist: Grace Shen (5 of 6)

Description of Work: Pencil

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Age: 11

School Name: Creative Einstein Education (tutoring school)

Lead-safety Message: Reduce lead pollution in water to reduce the occurrence of Floppy Trunk syndrome.

Artist: Grace Shen (4 of 6)

Description of Work: Pencil

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Age: 11

School Name: Creative Einstein Education (tutoring school)

Lead-safety Message: Be aware that lead can be released into the air commonly from aircraft and metal processing.

Artist: Grace Shen (3 of 6)

Description of Work: water Colour and Charcoal

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Age: 11

School Name: Creative Einstein Education (tutoring school)

Lead-safety Message: Be aware that cats can absorb lead when they groom themselves.

Artist: Grace Shen (2 of 6)

Description of Work: Pencil