Events

DESCRIPTION Medical imaging is essential to modern diagnosis and care, but it also carries a significant environmental footprint. From energy-intensive equipment to contrast agents and material waste, radiology departments play an important role in health care’s carbon impact. In this Cut the Carbon: Beyond the OR session, Dr. Maura Brown will explore practical, evidence-informed approaches […]

Description The School of the Environment invites you to virtually attend this seminar led by Peter Tabuns, as part of our 2025-26 Environment Seminar Series. About the Seminar Even though we face profound risk to our way of life it has been very difficult to actually secure the action needed to protect our society from […]

This session provides foundation leaders with practical, actionable tools to assess the sustainability of their investment portfolios –moving from theory to application. Led by CMA Impact’s Director of Responsible Investing, Ayo Olatunji (CPA), you’ll learn: - How to use public resources, such as ShareAction rankings, in investment manager sustainability reviews - How to interpret data […]

SUNCASA will present its gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) approach and achievements at the NGO CSW 70 Forum in New York. March 17, 2026 10:30 am - 12:00 pm EDT Salvation Army (lower level), 120 West 14th St, New York City (Open to public) Register here to join the session online or receive the […]

Leadership—whether in our workplaces, communities, or families—can be deeply impacted by stress, trauma, and the systems we are navigating. In this circle, we will explore what trauma-informed leadership looks like through an Indigenous and relational lens, and how tending to our nervous systems supports clearer communication, stronger relationships, and more accountable leadership. Together, we’ll reflect […]

Across Canada, we’re seeing the same challenges again and again — hospital-based malnutrition, unhealthy eating patterns, food insecurity, and a growing burden of food-related chronic disease. All while we know that food can be a powerful intervention for health and well-being. In this webinar, we'll explore how to close this value–action gap: we know how […]

Description The School of the Environment invites you to virtually attend this seminar led by Dr. Tor Oiamo, as part of our 2026 Environment and Health Seminar Series. About the Seminar Nearly a century has passed since public pressure led to the establishment of the New York City Noise Abatement Commission in 1929. Ordinances, laws […]

Description Health professionals focus on addressing public health concerns at the root cause. As the main contributor to climate change, we have a responsibility to use our trusted voice to advocate for a just fossil fuel phase-out. This timely discussion will bring together health leaders and civil society experts across diverse regions, including Latin America, […]

A critical issue is coming into focus as AI becomes further embedded in clinical decision-making: different AI models consistently prioritize clinical decisions in unique ways—and those differences impact patients, clinicians, and organizations alike. This panel discussion will examine how AI systems balance or often fail to balance the diverse healthcare incentives—from patient outcomes to reimbursement, […]