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Social Work Heals- Social Workers: Leaders in Addressing Climate Change

Social Workers: Leaders in Addressing Climate Change

Presenters:
Lisa Reyes Mason, PhD, MSW 
Associate Professor
University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work

Meighen Speiser
Executive Director
ecoAmerica

The effects of climate change are evident in both the disasters prompted by extreme weather and in adverse health and mental health impacts on individuals and society. Climate change disproportionately harms vulnerable and marginalized people and communities resulting in a disparate increase in prevalence of both acute and chronic health and behavioral health conditions. This session will explore the connection between climate change, health and mental health and highlight the important roles that social workers can play in climate justice and resilience efforts.

Social Workers: Leaders in Addressing Climate Change
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