Collaborative Cultures explores the impact of a One Health approach. Working, learning and sharing best-practice across disciplines. In September 2019 ACTAsia launched its Institute of Caring for Life Academic Research & Education (iCARE) at Oxford University, at a meeting called ‘Health & Well-being: Science and Humanity are One’. As a follow-up to this event and to discuss the progress made, we are holding a webinar on One Health Day, 3 Nov 2020.

The International Student One Health Alliance is planning three webinars in recognition of One Health Day. Our goal is to remind students worldwide that One Health is truly all-encompassing by hosting speakers on overlooked One Health topics in addition to frequently discussed One Health topics. We also hope that by incorporating new voices into our discussion we will expand knowledge of the term "One Health" into domains where it may be practiced but not named. Dates and Topics: November 3rd, 8 PM Central Time US: Dr. Jane Parmley, University of Guelph - Antimicrobial Resistance

Currently, the whole society is facing the COVID-19 pandemic that challenge health, science, and economics globally. For this reason, FAVET is organizing its 5th One Health Day focused on the role of One Health in pandemics caused by zoonotic pathogens, from the molecular aproach to their impact on economics. This free event will be hosted at FAVET during the 3rd of November from 10:00 to 12:30 hrs. If you want to participate you can sign up in https://forms.gle/gMxmB53Eaoas4ZZLA and obtain further information at www.veterinaria.uchile.cl