Past Events2008 November 19 The Rebuilding Local Food Economics Tour Oct 6, 2008 “World of Soy": Its contribution to the future of food and eating habits Speakers: Warren Belasco, PhD, Professor, American Studies, UMBC Christine M. Du Bois, PhD, Research Associate, Department of International Health, JHSPH Jane Guyer, PhD, Professor, Anthropology, JHU Sidney Min, PhD, William L. Straus Jr. Professor Emeritus and Research Professor of Anthropology,JHU
Connecting Health and Sustainability Seminar Series The “Connecting Health and Sustainability” seminar series will engage public health professionals, including faculty, staff and students, on the issue of sustainability and its critical link to public health. Experts from fields including environmental justice/ community engagement, the food system, human rights/resource conflict, environmental economics, mass media and health communication will illustrate the connection between how we use and live on this planet and the resulting impact on public health and the environment. Participants will gain valuable insight into why these topics are relevant to public health professionals and how to utilize their profession to influence behavior and policy to reduce our environmental impact. Jointly sponsored by the Center for a Livable Future, Department of Health, Behavior and Society, and the Program on Global Sustainability and Health Oct 30, 2008 Environment, Conflict and Security: From Threat to Opportunity  Speaker: Geoffrey D. Dabelko Director of the Environmental Change and Security Oct 23, 2008 Communication and Marketing as Climate Change Intervention Assets: A Public Health Perspective  Speaker: Edward Maibach, PhD, MPH Professor, Department of Communication Director, Center for Climate Change Communication George Mason University
Oct 16, 2008 Presumed Communication Effects and Their Consequences  Speaker: Albert C. Gunther, Professor Director of Graduate Studies Deptartment of Life Sciences Communication University of Wisconsin-Madison Oct 9, 2008 The Global Water Crisis and the Coming Battle for the Right to Water  Speaker: Maude Barlow Co-founder, Blue Planet Project National Chairperson, The Council of Canadians
Oct 1, 2008 Why Our Industrial Food System is not Sustainable  Speaker: Fred Kirschenmann Distinguished Fellow, Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture Iowa State University
Sept 25, 2008 Creating Baltimore’s Sustainability Plan  Speakers: Sarah Zaleski, Baltimore City Office of Sustainability Caroline Fichtenberg, Baltimore City Health Department Sept 18, 2008 Climate Impacts and Cost of Inaction: Empirical Evidence and Policy Options for the U.S.  Speaker: Matthias Ruth Roy F. Weston Chair in Natural Economics Director, Center for Integrative Environmental Research Director, Environmental Policy Program Co-director, Engineering and Public Policy University of Maryland
Sept 11, 2008 Sustainable South Bronx  Speaker: Annette Williams Director, B.E.S.T Program, Sustainable South Bronx July 22, 2008 Food and Faith Project Summer Film Series July 15, 2008 Table Matters: How Industrial Animal Farms Impact Health and the Human Environment June 23, 2008 “The Male Predicament” — Lecture on Endocrine Disruptors by Theo Colborn, PhD, President of the Endocrine Disruption Exchange November 3, 2007 - May 25, 2008 CLF provides assistance for "Water Exhibit" May 16, 2008 Bike to Work Day April 25, 2008 Farm to School Policy Seminar: Advocacy Strategies for Success
April 22, 2008 Earth Day April 17, 2008 International Intensive Care: Eradicating Malnutrition with High-Dosage Human Rights Law April 5, 2008 Caring for God's Creation: Living Our Faith Sixth Annual Green Gathering Committee on the Environment
April 8, 2008 CLF Research Day April 1, 2008 Journal Club: Antibiotic Resistance in Food-Borne Bacterial Contaminants in Vietnam February 12, 2008 Mark Winne Talk and Book Signing  January 29, 2008 CLF Journal Club Article: Does An Organic Diet Prevent Allergies? Dutch study examines effects of organic diet on the development of eczema and asthma in children up to two-years-old

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