We are seeing unprecedented changes in the earth’s environmental and physical processes.

The One Health in the 21st Century Workshop will serve as a snapshot of government, intergovernmental organization and non-governmental organization innovation as it pertains to the expanding paradigm of One Health.

The 9th Annual Cornell University One Health Symposium will occur November 16th-17th, 2018. This year’s theme is One Health: Where do YOU fit?

Casey Barton Behravesh, MS, DVM, DrPH, DACVPM, a Captain in the US Public Health
Service, is Director of CDC’s One Health Office in the National Center for Emerging and

The Wisconsin One Health Forum is hosting the 2019 One Health Day Conference in the Union South - Varsity Hall in Madison, Wisconsin on November 8th from 4:30-8pm.

The Vermont Veterinary Medical Association's One Health Committee will host two Tick ID workshops for veterinarians in early November as part of our ongoing work in keeping our members fully updated on the expanding One Health topic of vector-born

Mobilizing Genomics across Alaska: Linking microbes and environmental health
presented from 4-5 p.m. by Devin Drown, assistant professor, Biology and Wildlife, in the Murie Auditorium on the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus.

Celebrating One Health Day by organizing an Emergency Preparedness Panel for students, faculty and the community. It is an event held by the Public Health Association student group and helped by the UIUC One Health Student Group.

Resilient Solutions for Growing Populations

When - Saturday, November 3, 2018

Where – Meetings in the Molecular Biology Building, Iowa State University; Tour of the College of Veterinary Medicine at 5pm

Veterinary Services will hold One Health events on military installations globally.

Animal Medical Center's 4th Annual One Health Conference: Connecting Human and Veterinary Medicine, A Comparative Approach to Image-Guided Procedures.

Join LOHA to celebrate One Health Day at the Beating Bartonella Color Run in Sulphur, LA USA!

The purpose of this event is to encourage conversations about one health and planetary health activities at Maine universities and non-governmental and governmental organizations.

In celebration of International One Health Day, Phipps will offer special interactive activities for all ages that identify how human, animal and environmental health affect one another and share all that we can do to have a positive impact.

Dr. Randall Prather will present on the emerging use of genome editing in animals as a One Health approach to animal models for human disease and disease prevention in the animal industry.

Located at the Henrietta Johnson Medical Center (HJMC) in Wilmington, Delaware, the free clinic is held the first Saturday of every month from 9 am to 12 pm.

The Next Generation Global Health Security Network (NextGen) is partnering with the International Student One Health Alliance (ISOHA) to host a One Health Video Competition. The definition of One Health is constantly evolving around the globe.

For One Health Day 2018, Anastasia Lambrou, MSc and Karen Meidenbauer, DVM MPH will be sharing their One Health research narratives on Friday, November 2nd from 12:00pm-1:15pm at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Rm. W3030.

For One Health Day this year, GW Students for One Health will be hosting two panels of speakers from USAID, the Milken Institute School of Public Health, DAI, and more, to discuss the role of One Health in natural disasters.

A panel of WesternU faculty involved in One Health on local or global scale will be sharing their experiences with WesternU professional medical/veterinary/health science students and faculty during a 1.5hr event on Friday afternoon (Nov 2nd).

The One Health Day Symposium, November 1 – 2, 2018, brings together multiple disciplines working locally, nationally and globally to address the spread of disease, promote health and emphasize the connection among humans, animals and the environme

"Outsmarting Antibiotic Resistance"

Join us in a celebration of One Health, a collaborative approach to improving human, animal and environmental health.

This event will foster dialogue, research and education, including:

Human, animal, and environmental health are all connected, but how?

Hear our panel of veterinarians discuss how they work across fields to predict, stop and prevent infectious disease outbreaks, like Ebola, avian flu, and more.