The Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health is hosting a timely talk on the health impacts of climate change in Africa. This event will be held on February 18 from 4-6 PM PT.
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Dining Out With San Francisco’s Coyotes
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Little Birds, Little Poops, Little Food Safety Risk
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Mussel Bed Surveyed Before World War II Still Thriving
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Our Planet, Our Health Climate Action Convention
Join the Planetary Health Alliance in Washington, DC from March 1-4, 2025, for “Our Planet, Our Health: 2025 Climate Action Convention,” one of the largest events ever focused on planetary health and climate action. Hosted at the National Academy of Sciences on March 1-3 and the Hopkins Bloomberg Center on March 4, this pivotal gathering will bring together leaders, experts, and educators committed to driving progress toward a healthier, more sustainable, and just future.
Project 2025: A Threat to Global Health, Climate Resilience, and Reproductive Rights
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Extreme heat poses new challenge for aid agencies in Gaza
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Forecasting climate’s impact on a debilitating disease
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The Moment Is Now: Feminists Reflect on COP28
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Earth Voices: Exploring the intersection of climate justice and design
Join Alliance member IDEO.org during SF Climate Week for a discussion on how people-powered environmental action and design come together to forge a more sustainable and just future for communities in the Bay Area. This event will highlight ongoing initiatives, such as the Hummingbird Farm started by ¡Poder! in Southeast San Francisco, and investigate the role design can play in strengthening community engagement and craft locally resonant solutions.
UNICEF Backs Young Innovators To Accelerate Climate Action
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Pollution and Health: Generating Evidence and Catalyzing Action to Advance Human and Planetary Health
Join Alliance member Stanford for a conference focused on brainstorming solutions of three major sources of pollution while emphasizing their effects on human health: coal-fired industry, wildfires, and plastic. With current models of industrialization and consumption degrading the environment and polluting the world, this conference will put forward a solutions-oriented interdisciplinary research agenda to foster a healthier and more sustainable future.
Drilling for Disease: Unearthing the Health Harms and Injustice of Oil and Gas Drilling
Join Alliance members Stanford, UCSF, and UC Davis for a virtual symposium focused on climate, health, and equity. This symposium offers opportunities to hear from expert climate and health policy activists and personally affected community leaders who will speak about how all California residents’ health is being impacted by oil drilling and fossil fuels.
Forecasting Healthy Futures Global Summit
The Forecasting Healthy Futures (FHF) Global Summit will convene diverse stakeholders from the climate and health communities to build our collective knowledge, strengthen new and existing partnerships, and identify opportunities to move together from awareness and political will to action and impact. The Summit agenda is designed to provide participants first with a high level view of our current understanding of climate change and its impact on health, then insights and updates on technical innovations from a series of transdisciplinary panels in fields related to health, an executive take on recent and future developments in climate financing, and finally a thoughtful view of communications and advocacy opportunities to advance investment in next generation solutions for climate and health worldwide.
RAMP’s Sustainable Transportation, Air Quality, and Climate Webinar
Join RAMP in partnership with the American Lung Association for a webinar where we will hear from a variety of experts and advocates about opportunities to engage in upcoming policy processes to improve air quality, transportation, and public health. The webinar will discuss California’s needs to advance an ambitious sustainable transportation, air quality, and climate protection agenda while also navigating challenges like substantial budget deficits.