Un Lugar Seguro Para Sus Ninos: Development and Evaluation of a Pesticide Education Video

The need exists for culturally appropriate and effective educational interventions to reduce pesticide exposure in migrant and seasonal farmworker (MSFW) communities. The development of one such intervention was part of a community-based research project which partnered the Oregon Health Sciences University and the Oregon Child Development Coalition (Migrant Head Start). The process involved identifying an optimal educational method and content, evaluating existing educational materials on pesticides, developing the selected educational tool (a video), and assessing the effectiveness of the video as an intervention.