For this Menstrual Health Month 2023, Eye on Global Health is calling for a broadening of the conversation regarding period justice. In this article, we invite you to reflect on the intersection of period justice and environmental justice. While both these topics stand on their own as being very significant, looking at their intersection reveals an important, yet frequently disregarded component of their influence on society.
The second place winner of our Spring 2022 Writing Competition explores the health care sector’s contribution to climate change, and its responsibility to address the climate emergency, inspired by the ‘Do No Harm’ oath.
The first place winner of our Spring 2022 Writing Competition explores the intersections of health, climate and economics through a fresh lens: sargassum seaweed.
At first glance, podcasts seem pretty straightforward. But when you take a dip below the surface, many more interesting questions appear. The Talk Public Health team invites their audience to reflect on who is doing the talking, and to whom.
As civil society, our power lies in holding governments accountable in the health and climate emergency. This is a call to action: join a movement, protest expansion of fossil fuel industries, ask your professors to include climate change in their teaching. Let’s come together to demand real change in 2020, knowing that the benefits of action far outweigh the costs of our leaders’ failure to unite.
Written by Amrita Sankaranarayanan Edited by Sinéad O’Ferrall & Helen Myrr The Copenhagen School of…
By Jack Fisher, MSc Global Health Student, University of Copenhagen During the IARU Sustainability Science…
By Jack Fisher During the IARU Sustainability Science Congress 2014, I was able to steal…
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