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Online: Climate, Equity and Health: No More False Choices, June 23, 9-1PM
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As we navigate this historic time for climate change, racial equity and public health, the built environment sits front and center. New state and federal climate policies are being enacted, and technologies are starting to be deployed at a large enough scale to affect outcomes in all three arenas for generations.
Our 2021 conference will investigate how we can optimize policy and building design for climate, equity and health together—and discard paradigms that sometimes pit one against the other for compromised solutions. Experts will shed light on the aspects of public policy that are most likely to provide sustainable, equitable and healthy outcomes for all.
We’ll explore the benefits and unintended consequences of emerging technologies. And we’ll hear about real-world collaborative solutions that integrate these aspects.
SYSTEMIC SOLUTIONS TO SYSTEMIC PROBLEMS
Peggy Shepard | Co-Founder and Executive Director, WE ACT
Peggy Shepard has successfully combined grassroots organizing, environmental advocacy and environmental health community-based participatory research to become a national leader in advancing environmental policy and the perspective of environmental justice in urban communities.
BUILDINGS AT THE INTERSECTION OF CLIMATE, EQUITY AND HEALTH
Dr. Joseph Allen | Associate Professor of Exposure Assessment Science, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Dr. Allen directs the Healthy Buildings program at Harvard where he created ‘The 9 Foundations of a Healthy Building’. He works with Fortune 500 companies on implementing Healthy Building strategies in their global portfolios and presents internationally on the topic of Healthy Buildings. His work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, National Geographic, Financial Times and NPR, among others.
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