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Welcome to the Climate Resources for Health Education Blog – your go-to destination for the latest updates and valuable insights at the intersection of climate science and health education. Our team is dedicated to sharing insights, resources, and discussions. Explore the impact of climate change on public health, empowering our community with knowledge for a healthier future. Join us on this journey of education and sustainability.

2024-2025 Leadership Class

We are so excited to welcome the new trainees and health professionals who will be contributing to and leading CRHE for the upcoming year!

We have a diverse group of contributors, representing countries as diverse as the United States, Italy, Kenya, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Peru, among many others. Additionally, we are fortunate enough to represent contributors from many allied health professionals, including nursing, medicine, dentistry, public health, and pharmacy. Please find them under "Our Team."

As a reminder, we are an entirely volunteer-run and led organization with a mission to advance health professional training and  education around climate change and health. Our goal is to support future healthcare leaders meet the challenges of our changing world, and none of this would be possible without the dedication, time, and passion of these incredible leaders!

 

A Message from CRHE

Introducing Nursing Climate Resources for Health Education!

Climate Resources for Health Education is excited to announce the rollout of a new nursing branch of CRHE. Our goal has always been to help facilitate free, accessible integration of climate change and health content into health professional education. Nurses will play a critical role in addressing this public health issue and are at the forefront of patient education, community engagement, and legislative advocacy. In development of nursing and climate change education material, we hope to support nurses all over the globe by giving them the foundation they need in planetary and environmental health.

We are currently recruiting contributors and faculty experts in the nursing field. We will begin content creation in the spring of 2024 and hope to have our first nursing climate change content available on our website later this year. Please check this page to stay updated and follow us on X!

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