related issues that provides information required under this section on a recurring and annual basis through public outreach. The campaign shall commence within 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act. (b) Topics The information and education campaign shall include information on the dangers and prevention of indoor residential moisture and mold, volatile organic compounds, dust, smoking, pollution, indoor origins of smoke, including cooking, and any other health risks, as determined by such Administrator and Secretary. (c) Indoor residential mold information The information and education campaign shall include, at minimum, the following information regarding indoor residential mold: (1) The conditions that facilitate indoor residential moisture and mold growth. (2) Guidelines for inspecting indoor residential mold growth. (3) Guidelines for remediating indoor residential mold growth. (4) The dangers and health risks of exposure to indoor residential mold growth. (5) The importance of ventilation and methods to prevent moisture accumulation in indoor residential environments. (6) Any other information as determined appropriate by the heads of the agencies referred to in subsection (a). (d) Tenant rights information The information and education campaign shall include providing covered tenants with information on tenant rights to a safe and habitable living environment and other related information as determined by the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, which shall include information on who to contact if a tenant experiences problems or issues with building management or ownership, including, in the case of housing assisted under a contract for project-based assistance how to contact the performance-based contract administrator and, in the case of the Housing Choice Voucher program how to contact the housing authority. (e) Modes of communication (1) In general The public information and education campaign shall provide education and information through modes of communication that are commonly