The National Clinical Sustainability Challenge is an interdisciplinary initiative inviting student teams to design and implement practical solutions for real-world healthcare sustainability problems.
This Special Issue of Environmental Justice invites interdisciplinary, justice-centered scholarship and practice-based contributions that critically examine the past, present, and future of the environmental justice (EJ) movement in the United States and globally.
This educational activity introduces participants to narrative leadership, grounded in the organizing framework developed by Marshall Ganz: story of self, story of us, and story of now.
The LCA Boot Camp is a four-day intensive, hands-on course where an individual and/or team will learn the concepts of life cycle assessment (LCA) and analytic methods required to complete their own LCA with their team.
PLOS Climate is calling for submissions for a new focus topic on Climate Misinformation and Disinformation.
The Diploma in Climate Medicine is a five-part continuing education program designed to provide healthcare professionals with expertise in the health impacts of climate change.
The Yale Center on Climate Change and Health is accepting applications for the fourteenth offering of its 18-week, fully online Climate Change and Health Certificate Program.
Each course outlines the health impacts of a warming planet through a few examples on a specific topic, and then provides solutions and actionable steps that healthcare professionals can take to address these effects and contribute to positive change.