Webinar: At the Nexus of Reproductive Health, Gender Equity, & Climate Change

May 5, 2023

The Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health was honored to host gender and climate expert Sono Aibe for an insightful webinar on the topic of reproductive health, gender equity, and climate change in honor of Earth Day 2023.

You can watch this webinar in full now to learn about important dynamics involved in the fight against climate change, and how different populations may be affected.

 

Featuring: 

Sono Aibe

Gender and Climate Expert
JHSPH MHS ’88

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