Health Equity in Environmental Health

Health equity in Environmental Health in tribal country addresses the critical intersection of public health and environmental justice within Indigenous communities. This multifaceted topic explores the disparities in health outcomes and environmental conditions faced by tribal populations, emphasizing the need for fair and just distribution of resources, opportunities, and burdens. Examining the impact of environmental factors on the well-being of Indigenous communities, this discourse delves into issues such as access to clean water, exposure to pollutants, and the broader social determinants of health. By acknowledging and addressing these challenges, the pursuit of health equity in tribal environmental health strives to empower Indigenous communities, foster resilience, and promote a sustainable and harmonious relationship between human health and the environment.
Key Topics:
Environmental Justice in Indigenous Communities
Access to Clean Water and Air Quality
Social Determinants of Health in Tribal Contexts
Empowering Indigenous Communities for Sustainable Health
Speakers: Carrie Fields