First Come, Last Served – Empowering Indigenous Communities to Engage in Climate Change Dialogue
One of the biggest issues within the debate and plans around climate change is care and provisions for indigenous peoples, who are not only (often) heavily affected by climate change, but are also disconnected from technologies and mitigation resources that fight...
The Jemez Democratic Principles and COP24 Accountability & Participatory Approaches (#keepingitreal)
Over the years, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change led by the Conference of the Parties (COP) has had an increasing interest in bringing to the table the voices and visions of those who are the most affected by climate change. This participatory...
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The Intersection of Public Health and Immigration
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Join us for the second installment of Hot Topics, Cool Speakers: Immigration. Our second speaker will be Maram Museitif, public health scholar and researcher. We will discuss how immigration policies, both state and federal, affect public health in Texas. Event is 3:00PM-4:00PM Zoom link for the event: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84436956779?pwd=GZnstdbawEIG9vYeApoSbgpHAv9yA6.1