This webinar illuminates the pressing climate and health vulnerabilities faced by marginalized and low-income communities and offers actionable strategies for forging powerful cross-sector partnerships among health professionals, policymakers, and community organizations.
Equity Webinars
Webinar – Sustainable Healthcare: Reducing Emissions & Building Healthier Communities
In this webinar, Alisahah Jackson and Dr. Bright Huo address healthcare decarbonization efforts.
Webinar – Climate Resilience & Mental Well-Being: Empowering Communities
In this webinar, Jessica Isom explores injustice through a health equity lens, highlighting how liberation psychology can be applied.
Webinar – Health Professional’s Role in Environmental & Climate Justice Resiliency & Policy
In this webinar, Dana Johnson provides a policy perspective with a climate and health equity lens that directly and indirectly impacts community members.
Webinar – Health Equity & Environmental Justice in Transportation
In this webinar, Dr. Sacoby Wilson addresses transportation in the context of environmental justice.
Webinar – Political Determinants of Health and Climate Change: Strategies for Promoting Environmental Justice
In this webinar, healthcare attorney Daniel E. Dawes examines his Political Determinants of Health (PDOH) framework, highlighting health disparities, policy solutions, and physicians’ impact.
Webinar – Harvesting Justice: Bridging the Gap Between Soil, Plant Health, & Human Health
In this webinar, Dr. Nicole Nunoo discusses sustainable food systems and Michael Carter Jr. shares insights on regenerative farming and health from an African cultural perspective.
Webinar – From Heatwaves to Hurricanes: Extreme Weather’s Disproportionate Impact on Communities
In this webinar, Dr. J. Marshall Shepherd shares his insights on the role of meteorologists in climate education and how physicians might collaborate with them to address climate and health equity.
Webinar – Beyond the Clinical Thermometer: Heat & Health Equity
In this webinar, Drs. Chris Uejio and Cheryl Holder discuss the implications of extreme heat and the importance of resilience measures.