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Jane Tobias

Jane Tobias

Associate Professor of Nursing at Thomas Jefferson University and Associate Director of Education at Jefferson Center for Autism and Neurodiversity; pediatric nurse practitioner specializing in children with neurodevelopmental disabilities.

Jul 14, 2026

TakayamaHOST
1:19
Please welcome Dr. Tobias, who will inform us about addressing environmental health for children and adolescents with disabilities.
1:28
Thank you Dr. Takayama for that introduction and good morning everybody.
1:33
I am grateful and I am honored to be speaking with you today on an issue for me that really sits at the intersection of what I do.
1:42
Pediatrics, disability and looking at the environment and how we as providers can kind of push the limit on environmental justice.
1:52
So children and adolescents with disabilities are not just more affected by environmental hazards.
1:58
What we found is that they are more systematically and disproportionately affected both biologically and socially by these hazards.
2:08
And throughout the next half hour, we're going to explore what some of those hazards are.

35 MINS LATER

TakayamaHOST
37:33
And I'm wondering if, if you have any like best practices, organizations that you particularly like, I know you mentioned them in one of your slides, but in Philadelphia,
TakayamaHOST
1:16
Please welcome Dr. Tobias who will inform us about addressing environmental health for children and adolescents with disabilities.
1:25
Thank you Dr. Takayama for that introduction and good morning everybody.
1:30
I am grateful and I am honored to be speaking with you today on an issue for me that really sits at the intersection of what I do.
1:39
Pediatrics, disability and looking at the environment and how we as providers can kind of push the limit on environmental justice.
1:49
So children and adolescents with disabilities are not just more affected by environmental hazards.
1:55
What we found is that they are more systematically and disproportionately affected both biologically and socially by these hazards.
2:05
And throughout the next half hour, we're going to explore what some of those hazards are.

33 MINS LATER

TakayamaHOST
34:56
American...
TakayamaHOST
1:19
Please welcome Dr. Tobias, who will inform us about addressing environmental health for children and adolescents with disabilities.
1:28
Thank you Dr. Takayama for that introduction and good morning everybody.
1:33
I am grateful and I am honored to be speaking with you today on an issue for me that really sits at the intersection of what I do.
1:42
Pediatrics, disability and looking at the environment and how we as providers can kind of push the limit on environmental justice.
1:52
So children and adolescents with disabilities are not just more affected by environmental hazards.
1:58
What we found is that they are more systematically and disproportionately affected both biologically and socially by these hazards.
2:08
And throughout the next half hour, we're going to explore what some of those hazards are.

35 MINS LATER

TakayamaHOST
37:33
And I'm wondering if, if you have any like best practices, organizations that you particularly like, I know you mentioned them in one of your slides, but in Philadelphia,

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