Scientists, researchers, and health professionals focus on the interrelationship between the environment and health and healthcare practices. Co-hosted by Oregon PSR.

Local experts discuss the latest controversies surrounding nuclear power in Florida. Sponsored by PSR Tampa Bay.

For every dollar donated to PSR, 81 cents goes to support core programs that work to eliminate nuclear weapons, mitigate climate change and promote environmental public health.

PSR is a featured partner in a brand new video called "The Story of Broke," which explains how skewed priorities are driving the U.S. deficit crisis. We spend trillions of dollars on a bloated defense budget and subsidies for dirty energy instead of promoting a clean, green economic future.

PSR joined the Tar Sands Pipeline protest at the White House on November 6, urging President Obama to reject the proposed pipeline that would endanger public health.

PSR staff and leaders participate in the American Public Health Association annual meeting. PSR tabled with the Peace Caucus and several PSR board and staff members participatee in presentations.

This year’s commemoration was one of our most successful, impactful and well-attended events ever, and expanded significantly on what we have done in years past. Our special thanks go to the great group of volunteers who helped us plan, publicize and carry out this year’s event!

PSR/Sacramento hosted a scholarship dinner on Sunday, May 1 to honor the student finalists, to be inspired by their presentations, and to enjoy the good company of other PSR supporters.

A conference to educate health care professionals about important environmental factors affecting human health and how best to use that information in primary care practice. University of Wisconsin-Madison's Microbial Sciences Building. Co-sponsored by PSR Wisconsin, PSR Iowa and PSR Chicago.

Healthcare professionals, legal scholars, and environmentalists joined with PSR in Nebraska City, Nebraska to hold conversations and advance thinking across disciplinary silos.

The PSR/Sacramento 8th annual dinner will be held on Sunday, October 2nd, featuring keynote speaker Vic Sidel, MD. Dr. Sidel, who is a member of the PSR national board, will also speak on October 3rd to UC Davis medical students on the public health impacts of war and the role of medical student advocacy for peace.

Whether you're a health professional, student, or concerned citizen, PSR/Tampa Bay can provide the collective voice of advocacy for change. Our organization brings powerful solutions to policy makers, and a respected message to the public about creating a safer, healther world today and for the future.