Upcoming Events
Past Events
11th International Conference on Urban Climate
Sydney, Australia
Aug 28, 2023 - Sep 1, 2023
The general theme of the ICUC-11 conference is “Cities as Living Labs: Climate, Vulnerability, and Multidisciplinary Solutions.” Accordingly, the organizing committee has identified six scientific streams for ICUC11, with each stream covering various sessions and plenaries. These streams include: Urban climate processes; Urban climate methods; Biometeorology & health; Integrated assessments of urban climate; Climate-conscious design and sustainable development; Urban climate policy.
NIHHIS Mid-Season Heat Safety Awareness Social Media Campaign
Online
Jul 17, 2023 - Aug 18, 2023
The US National Integrated Heat Health Information System (NIHHIS) Interagency Communications Group will be holding the 2nd annual mid-season heat safety awareness social media campaign from July 17-August 18. This upcoming campaign is a federal collaboration on heat communication to raise awareness about the risk of extreme heat, and to provide audiences with information about preparedness and actions to take to prevent heat-related illnesses and death.
Heat and Maternal and Neonatal Health in Africa: from evidence to action
Online / London
Jun 28, 2023
High outdoor temperatures are already experienced by many populations, but heat risks have been poorly quantified for some regions and vulnerable groups, including pregnant women and children. Heat exposures are currently not considered within the guidance for maternal and newborn care, but pregnant women are increasingly being recognised as an at-risk group within Heat Health Action Plans. This seminar will give an overview of the findings of research undertaken by the CHAMNHA research collaboration. The findings can be used to inform planning for response measures, including climate services. The CHAMNHA research consortium has an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approach. Cherie Part will present results from epidemiological studies to improve understanding of heat risks in vulnerable populations. Adelaide Lusambili will discuss the findings of the qualitative research undertaken in Kilifi, Kenya, to understand the experience of pregnant and postpartum women, as well as family members, community health workers and community leaders. Co-design was used to develop behaviour change interventions that have been evaluated for feasibility.
Impossible Heatwaves: Should Everyone Have the Right to Remain Cool During a Global Climate Crisis?
Online
Jun 28, 2023
Workshop on Communities, Climate Change, and Health Equity – Lessons Learned in Addressing Inequities in Heat-Related Climate Change Impacts
Online / Washington DC
Jun 20, 2023 - Jun 21, 2023