Delegates sought to address the intersection of climate and health — but is it enough?
Sabrina Pierre
Sabrina Pierre is an undergraduate junior from Sierra Vista, Arizona majoring in Health and Human Sciences, with a minor in Occupational Sciences and International Relations on the pre-med track. She is interested in the intersection of global/public health and international relations, with some specific issues being human rights and human security, child migrant conditions and policies, and anti-racism movements/issues.
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