Conference: Community interest

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.

This webinar hosted by The National Commission on Climate and Workforce Health aims to help business leaders understand the current state of the heat policy and preparedness landscape and gain insights into how employers can engage on public health, anticipate developments, and take proactive steps to protect their workforce amid increasing climate-driven risks.

Extreme heat now poses the most immediate climate threat to American workers—affecting productivity, health, and business continuity. As climate extremes intensify, the National Commission on Climate and Workforce Health is helping employers understand the rising costs and the case for proactive action. This webinar will feature new research from Elevance Health on how extreme heat drives healthcare utilization and cost increases across worker populations. Register for this practical conversation that blends cutting-edge research, real-world case studies, and actionable strategies for HR and business leaders.

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 Chapter of the National Safety Council webinar designed for leaders who are committed to creating a safe, productive environmnent for their teams. Gain knowledge and tools to protect workers from the dangers of heat exposure.

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

This webcast serves as the Water Science and Technology Board (WSTB) spring 2025 meeting and will discuss the impacts of wildfires on water supply systems. The discussions will cover contamination of drinking water treatment and distribution systems resulting from wildfires, storm water and drinking water impacts to downstream communities following fires, and policies and programs for water supplies that can improve wildfire response and recovery.

Dr. J. Marshall Shepherd will share critical insights and data on climate-related issues, highlighting the disproportionate effects of extreme weather on vulnerable populations and public health. This is the latest webinar will in the series Climate & Health Equity hosted by The Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health.

The Mining Disaster in the Sonoran River: Scopes of Social Studies and Health Studies with guest speaker Rolando E. Díaz Caravantes, Professor at El Colegio de Sonora at the Center for Studies in Health and Society.

Join the American Red Cross at the University of Flandrau Science Center & Planetarium for an interactive seminar on building community resilience.