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United States - Harrisburg, Pennsylvania - Monday 16 March 2026 → Friday 20 March 2026


Climate-Health Action Compass: Discover Your Role in One Health

The Climate-Health Action Compass is an interactive public engagement initiative that helps people across disciplines understand their role in addressing the interconnected challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss, and infectious disease risks.

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United States - Manhattan, Kansas - Monday 28 September 2026 → Tuesday 03 November 2026


World Rabies Day 2026 and Announcement of WRD Awards

ONE HEALTH IN ACTION - Rabies elimination depends on interconnected action. Education, vaccination, surveillance, and legislation cannot work in isolation, they must function as part of one coordinated system. This year’s WRD theme, “Stronger Together,” highlights a simple truth: rabies elimination is only possible when we work together. World Rabies Day 2026 reinforces the importance of a One Health approach, recognizing the connection between human, animal, and environmental health. In celebration of One Health Day, GARC announces the WRD Award Nominations.

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United States - Starkville, Mississippi - Tuesday 03 November 2026


MSU (Mississippi State University) Celebrates One Health Day

Starkville, Mississippi, USA. This inaugural Hybrid (in person and webinar) event will bring together individuals across the world in a variety of sectors to highlight the importance of the One Health approach, recognizing the interconnectedness of animal, human, and environmental health. The day will feature a networking session at 11:30am, (in person only) followed by a seminar at noon (webinar link available on the event webpage). Keynote speaker, Dr.

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United States - Washington, District of Columbia - Saturday 14 November 2026


One Medicine Case Discussion

A 1.5–2-hour webinar/interactive session involving medical, pharmacy, ecology, and veterinary students. Participants will be presented with 2–3 medical cases without revealing the species to which each case relates. Students from different health disciplines will then discuss the cases from a One Health perspective, sharing their expertise and ideas to develop holistic health solutions.

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