At the National Forum on U.S. Public Mental Health
Impacts/Responses Global Warming
March 19, 2009
National Wildlife Federation
in Washington DC
among those attending the meeting and speaking are:
William Becker
Executive Director
Presidential Climate Action Project
Peter G. Bourne, MD, MA
Visiting Scholar, Green College, Oxford
James H. Bray, Ph.D.
President, American Psychological Association
Gillian Caldwell, JD
Campaign Director, 1Sky
Eric Chivian, MD
Founder and Director, Center for Health and the Global Environment,
and Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
Robert W. Corell, PhD
Vice President for Programs H.J.
Heinz Center for Science, Economics and the Environment
Kevin Coyle, JD
Vice President for Education and
Training, National Wildlife Federation
Spencer Eth, MD
Vice-Chairman and Medical Director Psychiatry and
Behavioral Health
Services, Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers
Sherri Goodman, JD
Executive Director, Military Advisory Board, National Security and the
Threat of Climate Change project
Jeffrey T. Kiehl, PhD
Senior Scientist, Climate Change Research, National Center for
Atmospheric Research
Douglas LaBier, PhD
Founder and Director
Center for Adult Development
Andrew Light, PhD
Director, Center for Global Ethics
George Mason University
George Luber, PhD National
Center for Environmental Health CDC
Edward W. Maibach, PhD Director,
Center for Climate Change Communication
George Mason University
H. Steven Moffic, MD
Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine, Medical
College of Wisconsin
Dan Raviv (Moderator)
CBS Correspondent and Host, CBS News Weekly Round-up
Jerilyn Ross, M.A., L.I.C.S.W.
President and CEO, Anxiety Disorders Association of America
Steven Shapiro, PhD
Clinical Supervisor and Counseling Psychologist Community Psychiatry
Program, Johns Hopkins University
Patrice L. Simms, JD
Senior Project Attorney
Natural Resources Defense Council
Washington, DC
Eliot Sorel, MD, DFAPA
Clinical Professor Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Departments of
Global Health and Center for Global Health, George Washington
University
Lise Van Susteren, MD
Forensic Psychiatrist & Member, Board of
Directors, National
Wildlife Federation
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Dear Panelists:
As promised earlier today, I am now sending the agenda, working paper
and list of participants for the March 19 conference.
Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely yours,
Devon Frederick Harvey
Devon Frederick Harvey
Office Manager for Education
Phone: 703-438-6055 | HarveyD@nwf.org
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