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Some young activists discussed about health education with short films during the One Health Summit in Lyon, France, on 6 April 2026. To complement another session dedicated to the youth, we recorded these interventions from Chiara Cresta, FAO's member of the World Food Forum Young Scientists Group, and from Kate Ndocko, WHO's Youth Council representative, and Healthcare Climate Impact Specialist.
They raised various ways to engage more youth to face the challenges of One Health despiste the complexity of their interactions and the eco-anxiety that those challenges generate among numerous young persons. WHO's Health for All Film Festival (HAFF) proposed this film screening with panel discussion to attendees of the Summit and the wider audience in the city who could join the UGC Cinema Cite International. This session held by WHO was prepared with the support of the OH Quadripartite Collaboration (FAO, UNEP, WHO, WOAH). Nine short films from the playlist below were screening covering the major topics of the OH Summit (nutrition and food safety, AMR, pollutions, zoonoses).
The panel discussions about the films gathered more scientists both renown in these OH domains or from the young generation of researchers: Serge Morand, Chadia Wannous, Anthony Berthou, Katrina Di Bacco, Jessica Lopes.
youtube.com/watch?v=yHs0GyLNSLg&list=PL9S6xGsoqIBUCi5xZ_qBrWi-1jfQoZTit&index=2
https://www.who.int/news-room/events/detail/2026/04/06/default-calendar/film-screening-and-discussion-on-education-for-a-balance-between-animal--plant-and-human-health---one-health-world-summit
Some young activists discussed about health education with short films during the One Health Summit in Lyon, France, on 6 April 2026. To complement another session dedicated to the youth, we recorded these interventions from Chiara Cresta, FAO's member of the World Food Forum Young Scientists Group, and from Kate Ndocko, WHO's Youth Council representative, and Healthcare Climate Impact Specialist.
They raised various ways to engage more youth to face the challenges of One Health despiste the complexity of their interactions and the eco-anxiety that those challenges generate among numerous young persons. WHO's Health for All Film Festival (HAFF) proposed this film screening with panel discussion to attendees of the Summit and the wider audience in the city who could join the UGC Cinema Cite International. This session held by WHO was prepared with the support of the OH Quadripartite Collaboration (FAO, UNEP, WHO, WOAH). Nine short films from the playlist below were screening covering the major topics of the OH Summit (nutrition and food safety, AMR, pollutions, zoonoses).
The panel discussions about the films gathered more scientists both renown in these OH domains or from the young generation of researchers: Serge Morand, Chadia Wannous, Anthony Berthou, Katrina Di Bacco, Jessica Lopes.
youtube.com/watch?v=yHs0GyLNSLg&list=PL9S6xGsoqIBUCi5xZ_qBrWi-1jfQoZTit&index=2
https://www.who.int/news-room/events/detail/2026/04/06/default-calendar/film-screening-and-discussion-on-education-for-a-balance-between-animal--plant-and-human-health---one-health-world-summit
