Training & Education Resources

One of the CAFÉ RCC’s missions is to connect members of the climate-health community, or those who might be interested in climate-health, to existing educational and training resources relating to climate-health, as well as the creation of our own resources through our team of educators, clinicians, and experts.


CAFÉ Educational Materials

CAFÉ University


Research to Inform Optimization of Heat Health Early Warning Systems

How can CAFÉ help with the new NIH Data Management and Sharing Plan?

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External Educational Materials on Climate and Health:

Harvard X Courses:

  1. The Health Effects of Climate Change

  2. The Climate-Energy Challenge

  3. Humanitarian Response to Conflict and Disaster

  4. Improving Global Health: Focusing on Quality and Safety

  5. Strengthening Community Health Worker Programs

  6. Global Health Case Studies from a Biosocial Perspective

  7. Big Data for Social Good (certificate)

  8. Data Science Principles

  9. Principles, Statistical, and Computational Tools for Reproducible Science

  10. Quantitative Methods for Biology

BUSPH PHX Courses

  1. Mini Master in Public Health

  2. Foundations in Public Health, Parts 1-3

  3. Quantitative Methods Primer

  4. Cyclones and health [podcast]

Other Online Courses

  1. Coursera: Global Warming I: The Science and Modeling of Climate Change

  2. Coursera: Global Warming II: Create your own models in Python

  3. Coursera: From Climate Science to Action

  4. Coursera: Climate Change Mitigation in Developing Countries

  5. Coursera: Companies and Climate Change

  6. Coursera: Feeding the World

  7. Coursera: Introduction to Environmental Law and Policy

  8. GIS for Climate Action - ESRI

Trainings

  1. NIH Grant-Writing Short Course for Junior Investigators

  2. GitHub Reproducible Research Training

  3. Spatial Data Science with R

Free online books and texts

Other

Climate Bits (YouTube)

Atmospheric Tales: Shazhad Gani, Pallavi Pant, Milena Ponczek

Environmental Health News: Agents of Change