Authors’ information
DH is the principal investigator and is a methodological expert in qualitative, mixed methods and community-engaged research on the social and environmental determinants of health and health disparities. Her unprecedented knowledge and experience specific to low-income housing and neighborhoods includes a successful track record of evaluating policy/structural interventions on the health of vulnerable populations. She has piloted methods specifically regarding smoke-free housing policy compliance using a resident-centered approach based on collective efficacy and shifting social norms. FK is the project coordinator supporting day-to-day operations of the trial and has public health training. She has previously supported efforts in advancing health equity and promoting diversity in her capacity as a student and project coordinator. DA is a dentist, a tobacco cessation specialist, and a public health researcher. He is uniquely positioned in the field of tobacco use education and intervention to provide oversight of the Smoking Reduction/Cessation Arm. DG is a behavioral scientist whose research uses geographical information systems, field data collection, and survey data to identify social and environmental determinants of tobacco use disparities. CB is an expert in the design and implementation of place-based interventions. He offers robust capability in leading win-win science that generates new knowledge while simultaneously creating positive, real-world changes and providing health-enhancing resources for local communities.LV is a biostatistician with methodological expertise in assessing Environmental Risk Factors, Arsenic Exposure, Lead Exposure, Smoking (Tobacco) and Longitudinal Studies.ANA is a physician-epidemiologist with a specialty in Preventive Medicine and Public Health. Her research investigates the long-term health effects of widespread environmental exposures (arsenic and other metals, tobacco smoke, e-cigarettes, air pollution), their interactions with genetic and epigenetic variants, and effective interventions for reducing involuntary environmental exposures.