OUR MISSION
The One Health Academy promotes interdisciplinary collaboration among health professionals, industry, and policy makers by promoting public health, as well as environmental, food, agricultural, and economic protection.
One Health Academy Family:
Thank you for your continued support as we navigate the new realities & extraordinary challenges of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.
Following CDC guidelines, we will now be moving our monthly meetings to remote webinars.
We're thankful for our special community and remain grateful for your flexibility and patience as we navigate these new times together.
Please stay safe and continue to join us.
Thank you for your continued support as we navigate the new realities & extraordinary challenges of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.
Following CDC guidelines, we will now be moving our monthly meetings to remote webinars.
We're thankful for our special community and remain grateful for your flexibility and patience as we navigate these new times together.
Please stay safe and continue to join us.
April One Health Academy will be now held remotely
via webinar on April 16, 2020
Featured talk starts at 7:00 PM
You may register for webinar access to the April meeting here.
via webinar on April 16, 2020
Featured talk starts at 7:00 PM
You may register for webinar access to the April meeting here.
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april SPEAKERs |
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Gary and Ava Grace Flory
presenting
"Responding to Animal Disease Outbreaks and Natural Disasters with a One Health Approach"
Gary A. Flory
Gary Flory is the Agricultural Program Manager for the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality. In this role, Gary provides leadership on numerous issues surrounding the nexus of agriculture, the environment and public health. Gary also founded G.A. Flory Consulting, a global consulting firm, to help clients with a range of services including animal disease and natural disaster response, agricultural emergency planning, and emergency response training. Gary has conducted trainings, given presentations and deployed on numerous animal disease outbreaks around the country and internationally in the Dominican Republic, Vietnam, Tunisia, Korea, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia and Azerbaijan. He also serves as a technical reviewer and subject matter expert on agricultural issues for a variety of organizations including the United States Department of Agriculture and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
Ava Grace Flory
Ava Grace Flory is a high school sophomore and will be attending the Massanutten Regional Governor’s School for Integrated Environmental Science and Technology in the fall. Ava Grace has been engaged in applied science since middle school. Her projects include participating in a Virginia/North Carolina African Swine Fever research team, the design and construction of a 3-D model of the Above Ground Burial system displayed at numerous international conferences as far away as South Korea, presenting at the University of Delaware's International Poultry Disease Response Certificate Symposium, and conducting a One Health Day webinar for the International Student One Health Alliance. Ava Grace hopes to pursue a career in science or medicine. In addition to her interest in science, Ava Grace enjoys participating in school and community theater.
January is now officially One Health Awareness Month!
To promote collaboration between animal, environmental, plant and public health scientists, on December 19, 2019 the U.S. Senate unanimously passed the bipartisan Senate Resolution 462 introduced by Senators Dianne Feinstein (Democrat-California) and Martha McSally (Republican-Arizona) designating January 2020 as “National One Health Awareness Month” in the U.S.
Use the One Health Awareness Month Guide provided by the One Health Commission to get involved and learn more.
Let's start the new decade with positive One Health actions!
To promote collaboration between animal, environmental, plant and public health scientists, on December 19, 2019 the U.S. Senate unanimously passed the bipartisan Senate Resolution 462 introduced by Senators Dianne Feinstein (Democrat-California) and Martha McSally (Republican-Arizona) designating January 2020 as “National One Health Awareness Month” in the U.S.
Use the One Health Awareness Month Guide provided by the One Health Commission to get involved and learn more.
Let's start the new decade with positive One Health actions!
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