She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in air quality. Richmond-Bryant’s research focuses on human exposure to air pollutants, transport and dispersion of air pollutants and disparities in pollution exposure. Additionally, she works for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency with a team of scientists who synthesize the state of the science of air pollution health and ecological effects of air pollution for consideration during review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards. Richmond-Bryant previously taught at the City University of New York where she collaborated on community-based participatory research on air pollutant exposures.