Webinar | Tuesday, September 16 | 9am ET, 3pm SAST | Zoom
Across the globe, extreme temperatures and severe heatwaves are already impacting the health and safety of workers. States and cities from India to South Africa to the United States are developing Heat Action Plans to help their communities prepare for the worst impacts, including for outdoor and indoor workers alike. Join the Center for Labor and a Just Economy at Harvard Law School, the Mittal and Family Institute at Harvard University, and the Africa Office of the Harvard University Center for African Studies to learn how Ahmedabad, Boston, and Cape Town have developed and implemented Heat Action Plans, and why engaging with workers and their representatives is central to their success.
