New online collaboration space for climate change and mental health | Imperial News - Imperial College London
New online collaboration space for climate change and mental health | Imperial News | Imperial College London
Now live! Collaboration area on climate change and mental health
Join our new digital platform, designed to unite the fields of mental health and climate change. The Connecting Climate Minds Global Online Hub aims to foster understanding, encourage interdisciplinary collaboration and drive impactful action, all while providing a supportive community for those dedicated to these critical issues.
Collaborate on the Hub
Sign up to the Global Online Hub and be part of the growing climate and mental health intersection in your region and globally.
Whether you're:
- seeking expertise for a project,
- looking to join forces on research,
- or wanting to share innovative ideas,
our Collaborate area is a meeting place for individuals and organisations from various fields to connect and collaborate. Sign up now to Collaborate on the Hub
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