In this session, Catherine Coleman Flowers engages in a thoughtful discussion on the intersection of water, health, environmental justice, and community leadership.
In this session, Dr. Maurice Sholas & Dr. Armen Henderson engage in a thoughtful discussion on disaster preparedness and health equity.
In this session, Dr. Zea Malawa & Dr. Nneoma Ojiaku engage in a thoughtful discussion on community-led equity solutions in maternal and pediatric heat health.
In this session, Dr. Rudolph engages in a thoughtful discussion on air pollution, health, and policy.
In this op-ed by Dr. Kamaka, she discusses the increasing issue of “brown water” advisories, occurring due to severe weather events that lead to heavy rain and flooding. Rural and in low-lying areas, home to large numbers of Native Hawaiians, are particularly susceptible.
In this op-ed, Dr. Holder discusses how inability afford utility bills and losing electricity during an extreme weather event, including extreme heat, exacerbates the threat to life.