While our attention is often focused on the United States’ role in addressing climate change, many other communities and nations around the globe are developing and implementing innovative solutions. From microgrid deployments, to faith-led environmental action, to sustainable development, we’ll hear insights from UW faculty and staff who are partnering with global communities working to meet the needs of both people today and of future generations. How might we learn from international approaches to just climate action as we take action in our own communities? Find out in this interdisciplinary discussion on global climate change wisdom. Moderator: Rebecca Alcock, PhD student, Industrial Engineering Panelists: Yongheng Deng - Professor of Real Estate and Urban Land Economics, John P. Morgridge Distinguished Chair in Business Giri Venkataramanan - Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Lori DePrete Brown - Associate Director for Education and Engagement, UW–Madison Global Health Institute Dekila Chungyalpa - Director of the Loka Initiative, Center for Healthy Minds and Healthy Minds Innovations