To ensure health stays at the heart of the conversation during Climate Week NYC, we joined forces with incredible advocates from across our network to create a video that sends a clear message: Ending fossil fuels is a new beginning for health.
Share, like, or comment on this video to help spread the word:
On March 1-4, 2025, our organizations are coming together to host the largest event on planetary health/climate and health to date in Washington, DC. By joining forces, we can catalyze faster action to create a sustainable, healthier, and more just world.
Stay tuned for more details and registration here.
There are less than 40 days until Election Day! We need to make sure the health voice and the voices of our patients are heard this November. Use our suite of resources — now featuring buttons/stickers, posters, and flyers available in English and Spanish — to get ready to vote and empower your patients and colleagues to do the same!
More events happening across our network can be found here.
Registration is now open for the 2024 NorCal Symposium on Climate, Health, and Equity! Join this year’s symposium in person or virtually to explore how informatics and AI are being leveraged to tackle climate change. The event will feature presentations on enhancing mitigation, adaptation, and resilience.
Webinar: Community Is Medicine: International Transformational Resilience Coalition "Race to Resilience" Initiative
As a partner in the U.N. Race to Resilience Campaign, the International Transformational Resilience Coalition (ITRC) and its core partners, the Campaign for Trauma-Informed Policy and Practice and Trauma Informed Oregon, are working with over 25 global co-sponsors to organize and "Commission" Transformational Resilience Coordinating Networks (TRCN) worldwide. Learn how you can join the ITRC initiative to build community resilience, promote mental wellness, reduce emissions, and improve local conditions. This webinar will cover how to organize and operate TRCNs in North America and beyond.
This fellowship, launched in 2021 by the Medical Society Consortium on Climate & Health and the National Medical Association, aims to empower physicians from underrepresented groups in medicine to become leaders in climate and health equity.
Call for Submissions: Images Highlighting the Health Implications of Climate Change
For “Earth Month” (April 2025), the New England Journal of Medicine Images in Clinical Medicine section will feature images sharing the clinical health impacts of the climate crisis. We invite image submissions that capture the clinical manifestations of climate change. Examples might include – but are not limited to – radiographic images of the effects of smoke inhalation from wildfire exposure, images related to climate-sensitive vector- or water-borne diseases, or images showing the pathophysiologic effects of extreme heat exposure.
The Tree Campus Healthcare program, an initiative of the Arbor Day Foundation, recognizes healthcare institutions committed to improving community wellness through tree planting, education, and engagement. By incorporating green spaces into healthcare settings, the program enhances patient and staff well-being while addressing public health and climate challenges like air quality and urban heat islands.
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