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The article focuses on several measures taken to provide the contents of the 2009 AEC conference of the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA), held in Atlanta, Georgia, to those NEHA members who could not attend the conference because of the current difficult economic times. It states that many of the conference's sessions have been recorded and are being posted to the e-Learning library of courses, and a collection of papers on the H1N1 outbreak is available on the website, www.neha.org. It mentions that the NEHA has set up a special consultant's program which offers members telephone consulting time on any issues they wish to explore with the experts. It also mentions that the NEHA has compiled many of the handouts developed by the conference speakers.

This article presents information about various events and meetings related to history. The Organization of American Historians is pleased to announce the Liberty Legacy Foundation/OAH Travel Fellowships for pre-collegiate history teachers to attend the 2004 OAH Regional Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, July 8-11 2004. From its inception as a route for Native American travel before European contact to its present form as Interstate 81, the Valley Road through the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia has proven to be one of the most important avenues for travel, trade, migration and commerce in North America.