Health and Climate Change

This looks good. Can we give them the survey results fact sheet and go over it briefly with them?  I think we will have their attention for about an hour and then they may get restless. I am hoping they will be very engaged, however, once I explain how it is relevant to each of them. If we have stations, they have to very easily understood explanations that can be read fairly quickly. Can the potential gaps be explained briefly?  This audience may respond well to verbal explanations. 

On Wednesday, October 9, 2019, Jan Booher <noreply@m.resiliencesystem.org> wrote:

Here is the video on Health Effects of Climate Change prepared under the EPA Environmental Justice Grant to Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Boca Raton in 2015. Here is the accompanying Health and Climate PowerPoint

I presented this for many years, and others have downloaded and presented it by using these materials from the ReACTToolKit to prepare.

I do agree with you, that this is an excellent starting point for people coping with climate change impacts. We could pair it with printed Survey Results fact sheets and stations around the room for different interactions with potential solutions to gaps identified in previous surveys and Community Forums.

 

Jan

 

Janice T. Booher

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