Events Archive

This lecture presents a series of projects through the lens of climate, use, and construction.

Penn students are invited to pitch their boldest sustainability ideas in a live, “Shark Tank”-style competition for a chance to raise visibility of your project and receive mentorship towards a Green Fund application. 

Co-locating solar photovoltaics with native vegetation or agriculture (agrivoltaics, ecovoltaics, multi-use solar) offers a promising pathway to meet growing food and energy demands while enhancing landscape sustainability.

Join us for a conversation on developing sustainable, climate-resilient spaces and infrastructure to lower emissions while protecting physiological and mental well-being.

Join us for a conversation on operationalizing systemic monitoring across human, animal, and environmental health to detect and mitigate climate-amplified pathogen threats.

Climate Leadership and Health brings together world leaders, policy experts, and academics working at the vital intersection of climate science, urban design, and public health to discuss how to transition global climate-health governance from reactive crisis management to collective readiness.

Just us to award this year's Carnot Prize for distinguished contributions in energy policy to John Kerry, former U.S. secretary of state.

Building Environments of Care explores how architecture can foster well-being by transforming public spaces into places of comfort, healing, and belonging.