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.
In this webinar, Dana Johnson provides a policy perspective with a climate and health equity lens that directly and indirectly impacts community members.
In this webinar, Dr. Sacoby Wilson addresses transportation in the context of 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.
Dr. Mustafa Santiago Ali discusses the issues and progress made toward achieving an equitable and sustainable future and his impressive work in environmental justice, specifically in low-wealth and communities of color.
Dr. Katrina Peters and Dr. Carissa Cabán-Alemán discuss the impacts of climate change as it relates to mental health and community work in climate change and social inequities, including work in Puerto Rico.
Dr. Maria “Cecilia” Pinto de Moura discusses current topics from the intersection of climate change, transportation emissions, health impacts, and equity.
Dr. Mark Mitchell discusses the history of U.S. agricultural policy and the needed improvements to the Farm Bill, our pre-eminent food and nutrition legislation.
Former COP participants share unique insights and answer questions regarding their personal experiences, the value of attending COP, and the role that health professionals and climate justice advocates can fulfill with their involvement.