Calendar

CAPA (Climate-Adaptation-Planning-Analytics) Strategies hosts this four-part webinar series featuring national leaders in urban heat management.

In the July 2025 virtual health talk from the webinar series offered by ASU College of Health Solutions, health experts will explore how high temps interact with substance use to increase risk of death, how certain populations are more vulnerable, and what can be done to prevent harm as our region grows hotter. 

In this webinar hosted by Extreme Weather Survivors, a panel of experts will discuss critical extreme heat preparedness and advocacy topics for both parents and expecting parents. 

Join the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) for the second information-gathering workshop 3-part series to inform the Commission developing the Roadmap for Transformative Action to Achieve Health for All at Net-Zero Emissions.

This is the 7th and final session in the 2025 Tribal Climate Resilience Webinar Series, presented by the Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center (SW CASC) hosted at the University of Arizona.

Join the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) for the second information-gathering workshop 3-part series to inform the Commission developing the Roadmap for Transformative Action to Achieve Health for All at Net-Zero Emissions.

Join the Arizona Extreme Heat Preparedness Network Heat Season Briefings held every 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month at 3pm.

Join the Arizona Heat Resilience Research & Data Workgroup held every 4th Thursday of the month at 3pm.

This WRRC Water Webinar will explore the Santa Cruz River’s dynamic past, the transformation it has undergone in recent years, and current efforts—including science, policy, and community engagement—that aim to secure its future.

The conference will showcase the interconnectedness of policy, advocacy, and Indian health best practices. Programming includes multiple formats that cover timely topics such as funding for Indian Health, the business of medicine, health equity, Indigenous determinants of health, Tribal public health, behavioral health, culture, environmental health, and climate change.