Education Priorities:
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 Hopkins’ leadership in Planetary Health education, the Education Program will begin to focus on the following priorities:

Integrate Planetary Health into curriculum across JHU.

Develop JHU as an Intellectual Leadership Hub for Planetary Health education.

Collaborate with partners to expand the accessibility of resources for teaching Planetary Health at and beyond JHU.
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Faculty Directors
![]() Megan Latshaw | ![]() Hunter Gehlbach |