Events
Planetary Health Annual Meeting 2027 (PHAM 2027)
Blending Wisdom for a Thriving Future: Solutions for a Changing Earth
7–11 June 2027
University of Tokyo, Hongo Campus, Japan
PHAM brings together researchers, policymakers, healthcare professionals, educators, students, artists, Indigenous leaders, the private sector and civil society from around the world to confront the health challenges facing people and the planet — and to design solutions. PHAM 2027 blends the wisdom of science and practice, academia and civil society, and Indigenous, Eastern and Western knowledge.
Partner: co-hosted by the Planetary Health Alliance and the Planetary Health Japan Hub.
Planetary Health in the Pacific: Adolescents & Young People in Focus
The Pacific is on the frontlines of the climate crisis, where environmental shifts directly impact the lands, traditions, and emotional well-being of its youngest generation. Join us as our speakers explore how Pacific youth are taking on roles as guardians to drive their community's well-being.
10 November 2026
11 AM – 12:15 PM (Fiji Time)
Host
Surabhi Dogra is a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney and a Research Officer at Youth Well Lab. Her doctoral research project, the 'Healthy Places, Healthy Futures' Coalition, aims to break silos in adolescent health research and programming, centring adolescents as partners in chronic disease prevention through a planetary health lens.
Speakers
Professor Corinne Caillaud — physical activity and digital health, Sydney School of Public Health. Her research investigates how digital technologies and social media influence physical activity and health outcomes in adolescents.
Karly Cini — PhD candidate, University of Melbourne Department of Paediatrics, and adolescent health researcher at Murdoch Children's Research Institute since 2010; senior collaborator on the Global Burden of Disease Study.
Professor Jioji Ravulo — Chair of Social Work and Policy Studies and Director of the Pacific Collective at The University of Sydney, working on health and wellbeing, youth, diversity and inclusion, and decoloniality.
This webinar series is presented by the Pacific Planetary Health Research Centre under the Fiji Institute of Pacific Health Research of the Fiji National University.
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