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The Challenge is Urgent. The Solution is Collaborative.
Climate-driven disasters—marked by escalating high heat, extreme weather, and rising sea levels—are causing serious harm to community health and well-being. Communities already sidelined by decades of disinvestment, particularly communities of color, face the greatest burden of these harms. To build meaningful resilience against threats like extreme heat, floods, food insecurity, and displacement, we must activate coordinated, multi-sector investment anchored by community leadership.
Join Build Healthy Places Network for a virtual summit focused on advancing equitable, multisector strategies that strengthen long-term community resilience. Register Here
Who Should Attend?
This is an essential gathering for leaders and practitioners across:
Event Details
Date: Tuesday, May 5, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM PT / 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM ET
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A leading voice on climate change and equitable solutions, will challenge leaders to move beyond their silos and forge the community-led partnerships required for effective change.
This moderated panel features community leaders and practitioners highlighting tangible examples of multi-sector work, showcasing what each sector is already doing individually to address natural disasters and climate change, focusing on initiatives that specifically address equity and support community-led strategies.
Funders will share their organizations’ role in addressing climate-driven disasters, detailing their investment strategies for building community resilience, and outlining their perspective on future funding needs for a multi-sector approach.
More panelists will be announced soon. Stay tuned!