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BRACE: A Public Health Model for Climate Action

Climate Change Research and Evaluation

BRACE: A Public Health Model for Climate Action

Join the American Public Health Association and ecoAmerica for a training featuring the updated Building Resilience Against Climate Effects (BRACE) framework and implementation guide and learn how health professionals can be empowered to advance health equity and climate resilience.

Virtual | Free

Yale @ Climate Week NYC

Climate Change

Yale @ Climate Week NYC

• New York, New York, USA

| Free

Climate Week NYC

Climate Change Collaboration and Partnerships

Climate Week NYC

Join global leaders at Climate Week NYC. Hosted by Climate Group, this week of events explores bold ideas, clean tech, and collaborative solutions for a more sustainable, competitive future.

• New York, New York, USA

In Person, Virtual | Free

International Conference on Nursing and Healthcare

Health and Care Systems Waste Management

International Conference on Nursing and Healthcare

This event will provide a platform for nurses, healthcare professionals, and researchers from diverse sectors to converge, exchange knowledge, ideas, and innovative solutions in the realm of healthcare advancement.

• Paris

In Person, Virtual

Next Gen Speaker Series – Boryana Todorova

Mental Health Noncommunicable Diseases

Next Gen Speaker Series – Boryana Todorova

Join us for a presentation by Boryana Todorova, a Visiting Researcher at the Net Zero Observatory, University of Queensland, and a member of the Neuro Climate Working Group. Her research examines the two-way relationship between climate change and the brain.

Virtual | Free