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4/3/25: April Planetary Health Dinner Recap

In April, JHIPH welcomed JHU faculty, staff, and students for the final Planetary Health dinner of the academic year. This event marked an exciting celebration of JHIPH’s first anniversary as an institute at Johns Hopkins, offering reflections on the progress made so far and engaging attendees in shaping the path ahead.  The evening began with […]

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Together, we can drive meaningful change for the planet and its people! As a member of our community, you’ll receive updates on the latest news, events, and insights related to the growing Planetary Health movement at Johns Hopkins University and beyond. All faculty and staff leading programs, initiatives, or centers across any division of Johns […]

1/28/25: Seydina Fall’s Vision for Planetary Health Cities

Seydina Fall is a senior lecturer in finance at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and co-faculty director for the Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health’s Innovation and Implementation program. In November 2024, Fall embarked on travels across Asia that deepened his understanding of an emerging global movement towards regenerative and equitable urban development—a vision he believes […]

Planetary Health Alliance

The Planetary Health Alliance (PHA), affiliated with the Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health, serves as the global backbone organization for the Planetary Health community, coordinating a consortium of over 472 universities, nongovernmental organizations, research institutes, and government entities from 79+ countries committed to understanding and addressing the impacts of global environmental change on human health […]

What is Planetary Health?

The Earth crisis is an urgent threat to humanity as well as the rest of life on Earth. We now understand that problems that have been framed for decades as “environmental” problems—climate change; biodiversity loss; pollution of air, water, and soil; terrestrial and marine system degradation—are, in fact, driving global health and humanitarian crises.  Human […]

Job Opportunities

The Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health launched in April of 2024 and our team is rapidly growing. Please check out JHIPH’s open positions and share them with your networks.  JHIPH seeks an experienced organizational leader to serve as Executive Director of the Institute and the Planetary Health Alliance. The Executive Director for the Johns […]

Innovation and Implementation

The escalating Earth crisis is triggering an unprecedented humanitarian and global health emergency, necessitating rapid and profound transformations across investment systems, energy systems, food production, manufacturing processes, and urban infrastructure. These changes are vital to safeguard and restore the natural systems that sustain human life and allow for stable, thriving societies. Policy reforms in the […]

Policy

Planetary Health is a field forged in urgency, and to make the most impact, the Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health will extend its efforts beyond research and education to policy and practice. Around the world, there is interest from the municipal to international scales in developing and implementing transformative Planetary Health policies to reduce […]

Clinical

Johns Hopkins has a tradition of internationally recognized excellence in healthcare and Planetary Health represents a unique opportunity to continue this tradition of transformative innovation, safeguarding a livable future for all life on Earth. The JHIPH Clinical Program will initially focus on clinical education opportunities, collaborating on Greening Healthcare activities, and a clinical fellows initiative. […]

Education

As one of the most respected universities in the world in global health, Johns Hopkins University (JHU) has an opportunity and responsibility to ensure that its students—medical, nursing, public health, undergraduates and others—are educated about Planetary Health to address current challenges and to create a thriving future for all life on Earth. To accelerate Johns […]