This Salud sin Daño document is based on the experience of journalists from Latin America with outstanding careers in fields of science, health, data, and energy journalism who reflect on their own practice and share their knowledge and recommendations with colleagues. The different sections of the guide contain useful ideas, tips, and tools for incorporating health and health sector issues into climate change coverage from the initial moment a topic is addressed or a story is conceived. 

The guide is designed to prepare healthcare workers for various conversations about climate change and subsequent health impacts with their patients, communities, to respond to media, legislators, policymakers, and for a range of various communication purposes.

Health professionals’ self-assessed knowledge about climate change is low, although their willingness to learn more is high. The Climate and Health Alliance's six learning modules cover different communications areas that aim to build capacity within the health care sector to understand and communicate climate change challenges and opportunities for public health.

Health professional experiences and stories are powerful, can shift behavior, and compel action to help protect our climate, our health, and our future. Our visual storytelling guide will assist you in expressing your stories and reflecting on the stories of those around you.

What is climate change? What are GHG, CO2eq, GCP, IPCC, UNFCCC, COP or NDC? Ahead of the COP26, Salud sin Daño presents a series of definitions to understand what we are talking about when we talk about climate change.

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The climate and health communications & advocacy toolkit produced by Health Care Without Harm in Southeast Asia aim to provide resources and tools to help health professionals and climate advocates in the region creatively and effectively campaign for a healthy climate and an equitable future for the region and beyond.