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Join us for a screening of “Too Hot To Work,” a film demonstrating the effects of extreme heat on workers around the world, plus remarks from experts on climate and health.

The film explores how heat is endangering workers’ health and how it affects their productivity, incomes, and businesses. It also delves into how a warmer climate may transform the way we work and how workers, businesses, and governments have to adapt to this growing risk. The documentary features powerful testimonies from workers across different backgrounds, regions of the world, and sectors, including agriculture, construction, delivery package workers, clothing, and more.

WHEN AND WHERE: January 24, 6:00pm at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, Secchia Center — Room 130, Steelcase Foundation Amphitheatre, 15 Michigan St NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49503

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RUN OF SHOW:
6:00 pm — Doors open
6:15 pm — Opening remarks by CCL Grand Rapids, Grand Haven – Lakeshore Chapter Member
6:20 pm — Remarks on climate medicine, migrant workers, and heat
Charles C. Hong, MD, PhD, FAHA, Department of Medicine MSU College of Human Medicine
Shailendra Sharma, MD, Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine, MSU, Sparrow Health System
6:30 pm — Film begins
7:40 pm — Q&A

For more information, please contact in**@la***********.org or CC************@gm***.com.