Conference: Community interest

The Association of Schools & Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) Presents webinar offers targeted training on leveraging non-traditional media platforms, showcasing how strategic use of tools like LinkedIn, podcasts, and alternative digital outlets can shape public opinion and policy discussions these platforms to foster meaningful connections and amplify public health messages.

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine's Environmental Health Matters Initiative is organizing a webinar series to explore human exposure to and related health effects of microplastics in the environment.

The Arizona Institute for Resilience (AIR) and the Center for Climate Adaptation Science and Solutions (CCASS) invite you to a community support meeting on Wednesday, February 26 from 4-5:15 pm in ENR2, room S225.

In this webinar hosted by NASEM, Dr. Andrew Gronewold will discuss increasing resilience of communities to impacts on climate change by integrating research across organizing clusters focused on 1) reliable projections of the expected frequency and intensity of climate change impacts; 2) understanding of climate change impacts on ecological and social systems and outcomes; and 3) building capacity for governance and management systems that increase resilience in communities across multiple scales. While the Global Center ultimately envisions working with communities on multiple continents, the focus of this presentation will be on recent advancements within the basins of the Laurentian Great Lakes and the Rio Grande/Rio Bravo.

National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, & Math (NASEM) is hosting a Climate Conversation to highlight the lessons learned and opportunities for science to support impacted communities, drawing on experience from other major urban fires in the last few years. The event will unpack the range of factors that are contributing to urban wildfire risk, and explore the impacts on health, infrastructure, and other human systems, as well as discuss how communities can prepare and move forward in the aftermath of a disaster. 

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Local Data for Equitable Communities Applicant Webinar. Funding opportunity website. Application deadline: March 18, 2025, 1:00 PM AZ.

This professional seminar series invites Native scientists, engineers, activists, community members and leaders to share their personal and professional journeys, providing inspiration to the next generation of change makers.

Paleontological Research Institution is hosting a webinar by Sylvia Reeves* that will cover some of the history of drought, impacts of drought in the US in the past 10 years and the focus of research and inquiry on monitoring drought, drought outlooks, impacts and resilience strategies for the future. * NIDIS Regional Drought Information Coordinator (Northeast DEWS), Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Science, University of Colorado Boulder, OAA, National Integrated Drought Information System.

The Climate Energy and Literacy Awareness Network (CLEAN) Team will introduce a guide that connects the information in the National Climate Assessment report to teaching guidance and resources. The presenters will describe how the new design and updates to the guide make it a powerful tool for education and outreach professionals and how to support their efforts in classrooms, communities, and beyond.

Attendees from all levels of the government, emergency management, volunteer organizations, healthcare coalitions, and academia will share best practices, build partnerships, advance their skillset, and take away innovative solutions and practical strategies to address the vulnerabilities in our country's health security system.