Megan Arthur, Laureate Research Fellow in the Planetary Health Equity Hothouse, has been at #ISA2024 presenting on the incorporation (or not) of social and #healthequity impacts in countries' Nationally Determined Contribution reports to the UN Climate Change.

Speaker spotlight 📢
Dr Sabrina Chakori will be on the post-film panel to discuss transformative economic approaches, including what #postgrowth and #degrowth can tell us about our future 🌏

Discover the event ➡️hothouse.anu.edu.au/event/outgrow-…
CSIRO Women Leaders for Planetary Health

Prof Sharon Friel said 'I think this position statement is a fantastic document, & really positive to see the Faculty of Public Health taking such a progressive position on these issues that shape all of our health. I hope we will see many more health institutions follow suit.”

Just out: Faculty of Public Health statement on ending #FossilFuel expansion!
'By creating a future free from fossil fuels we have the opportunity to realise huge benefits for human & planetary health, (&) reduce the global inequalities that are being exacerbated by ...fossil fuels' Kevin Fenton

Grateful to Anita Zaidi & Gates Foundation for the inspiring testimonial! Next week, we unveil our ground-breaking report, 'Gender Justice for Planetary Health.' Amidst climate crises, it's crucial to examine the common threats to gender equity & planetary wellbeing. Stay tuned.

We're absolutely delighted that Dr Bel Townsend, ARCHE Deputy Director, has been recognised for her immense contribution to our #research community, including through fostering the next generation of researchers.

Next week is episode 11 of our #SavingTheWorld webinar series. Please join us to hear from Matthew Castle talking about how new ideas emerge in the #trade regime.

hothouse.anu.edu.au/event/how-do-n…

Political Science

Weekend listening:
Sharon Friel, Director of ARCHE, was involved in this event with Helen Clark dr arnagretta hunter Bina D'Costa where they discussed #policy , #politics and governance for a healthy and equitable human future. If you missed the live event, catch up here.

On this special episode of #PolicyForumPod the Rt Hon Helen Clark former Prime Minister of New Zealand and former UN Development Administrator, joins Professor Sharon Friel and Professor Bina D'Costa to discuss policy, politics and a healthy human future.

bit.ly/pfp-2024-Helen…

An excellent initiative #CDOH

Don't miss out on tickets to our screening of Outgrow the System on 29th April. A great film 🎥 and we've curated a great panel for a post-film discussion, including #wellbeingeconomy rockstar Katherine Trebeck (a less than infrequent X user) 👏

More info and tickets: hothouse.anu.edu.au/event/outgrow-…

this will be amazing!!!!!

As the atrocities continue in Gaza, ICJ judge Hilary Charlesworth shows leadership and integrity in her remarks 'the court should have made it explicit that Israel is required to suspend its military operations in the Gaza Strip' ANURegNet Australian Research Centre for Health Equity
theguardian.com/world/2024/apr…

Tickets now available for the screening of #OutgrowTheSystem that we are hosting 29 April. The film explores new economic ideas and practices, offering fresh perspectives💡on how we can reorganise our #production and #consumption .

Reserve your spot 👉 hothouse.anu.edu.au/event/outgrow-…

Looking forward to this discussion about the intersections between climate change, inequality and health and what can be done about them

So much happening at the Hothouse!

Today, many ARCHERs went on an excursion to Mount Stromlo for a writing day.
The first rule of writing day? Do not talk.

Released today! The 2023 report of the MJA–Lancet Countdown on health and climate change. Register shorturl.at/tCMU7 for the launch Heat and Health Research Incubator MJA mja.com.au/journal/2024/2…

A true privilege to be on stage with the incredible Helen Clark, Bina D'Costa, dr arnagretta hunter and Esperanza Martinez discussing 'Politics, policy and the healthy human future'.

⚡ RELEASED TODAY: The latest report of The Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change Oceania

'Overall, the urgency of substantial enhancements in Australia’s mitigation and adaptation responses to the enormous health and climate change challenge cannot be overstated.'

Read more:
mja.com.au/journal/2024/2…