Advocacy

Emily Dupree is the founder of the award-winning Clean Air Club, a radical disability rights organization cleaning the indoor air at Chicago's arts events and pioneering a community-oriented public health initiative that emphasizes critical pandemic education and community solidarity.

Sneak peek of pics from TRAUMA CLUB by @serendipity_ray - with clean air blasting so the performers and audience stays safe(r)! We especially love that vaccines were provided free of charge at this event, getting everyone boosted for the summer. As a

Covid-safer events coming up for the next two weeks! Thanks to everyone in Chicago prioritizing clean air at their events!!

As always, all of these events will have at least one large air purifier cleaning the air. Please double check all other acce

We loved seeing clean air layers in action at HALF NAKED, a night of performance art for which we provided air purifiers. In this case, the many purifiers and masks required allowed for the performer @arson_crafts_ to remove their mask in a safer env

🏳️&zwj;⚧️🏳️&zwj;🌈 Happy Pride!!! 🧱 Queer joy and covid safety go hand-in-hand, as we carry on the legacy that the last generation left for us in the fight against HIV/AIDS, government neglect of marginalized people all over the world, and a regim

Public Health Partnerships

The United Nations

Invited founding signatory of “The Global Pledge for Healthy Indoor Air,” introduced at the UN high-level side event co-hosted by France and Montenegro (2025)

Since founding Clean Air Club, Emily has collaborated with governmental, international, and legal organizations advancing Covid safety and virus justice.