Announcement: Future of Good partners with Manulife to launch a new editorial fellowship on climate change and human health

Climate change directly affects human health — and it affects some people’s health more than others.

Heat waves are becoming more frequent around the world, and are proven to be gravely dangerous to people without housing, elderly people, people who work labour jobs outdoors, and low-income communities in the Global South. Poor air quality affects communities of colour more deeply, as systematic marginalization means they’re more likely to live near sites of pollution — and more likely to have pre-existing health conditions like respiratory disease. Changing weather and air quality mean crop shortages and less nutritious food, exacerbating the massive rates of hunger and malnutrition in communities around the world — even right here in Canada. 

And so much more. 

That’s why Future of Good, supported by Manulife, is launching an editorial fellowshi