Full course description
In this year's captivating speaker series, we proudly present a lineup of esteemed thought leaders, all united by a common mission: to broaden our understanding of the persistent repercussions of environmental hazards on human health, all while emphasizing the crucial lens of social justice. Prepare to be inspired and informed by these engaging sessions:
- Water Justice For All: Phoebe Seaton, JD - Dive into a discussion that underscores the essential need for equitable access to clean water. Learn from experts who are driving change and championing the cause of water justice for everyone.
- Climate Change: Impacts on Indigenous Health: Tom Goldtooth - Uncover the intersection of climate change and the health of Indigenous communities. Discover how environmental shifts are affecting traditional ways of life and gain insights into the resilience efforts being undertaken.
- Climate Justice and Resilience: Jacqueline Patterson, MSW, MPH - Explore the vital concept of climate justice, where environmental concerns intersect with human rights and equality. Delve into strategies for building resilient communities that can thrive in the face of climate challenges.
- Community Action for the Environment: Equity and Economy: Veronica Eady, JD - Witness the power of communities coming together to tackle environmental issues. This session will spotlight initiatives that not only promote environmental well-being but also address economic disparities and ensure equal participation.
Join us for an enlightening journey through these topics, as our distinguished speakers illuminate the critical connection between environmental risks, social justice, and our collective health. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and engage with transformative ideas that can shape a healthier, more equitable future for all.
This course is approximately 6-8 hours to complete. Successful completion of this course leads to an experiential badge.