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About PHAM 2027
The Planetary Health Annual Meeting (PHAM) is an international conference that convenes a diverse array of stakeholders, including scientists, policymakers, educators, and Indigenous leaders, to tackle the urgent health challenges posed by climate change and environmental degradation. This year's theme, "Blending Wisdom for a Thriving Future: Solutions for a Changing Earth," emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary collaboration and the integration of various cultural perspectives.
PHAM 2027 marks a significant milestone, being the first time the conference is held in Japan, and it celebrates ten years since the inaugural meeting in Boston. The event will take place at the prestigious University of Tokyo, known for its rich academic heritage and commitment to innovation. Participants can expect a dynamic program featuring sessions on topics such as moving beyond GDP, accelerating systems change in energy consumption, and leveraging Asian cultural traditions for sustainable practices.
The conference aims to foster vibrant discussions that not only address existing problems but also open new pathways for societal transitions. By blending scientific insights with Indigenous and local knowledge, PHAM 2027 seeks to create actionable solutions that promote health, equity, and environmental stewardship on a global scale. Join this global movement to advance Planetary Health and contribute to a thriving future for all.
