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HH&S has gone global, launching joint projects in the creative capitals of India and Nigeria to reach millions of television and film viewers. Our global centers—The Third Eye in Bollywood and Gist in Nollywood—draw on the resources of HH&S, which serves as the hub.
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We’ve worked with a long list of shows, supporting storylines about everything from Alzheimer’s to obesity. If you have a question about public health, health-care coverage or climate change, you can get the facts through us—fast and free.
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We provide free resources to the entertainment industry to accurately depict climate change, including expert briefings, custom research trips and compelling stories about global warming and its impact on people and places.
Hollywood, Health & Society Director Kate Folb celebrates awards night with Nitesh Parmar of the CDC.
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Our panels have covered everything from cancer to Obamacare to the portrayal of people with disabilities in TV and film—featuring a sharp mix of writers/producers and experts at the top of their field. Join us.
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NASA astronaut Dr. Yvonne Cagle presents Sentinel Award in Climate Change category to executive producer Jerry Weintraub for Showtime's "Years of Living Dangerously."
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We interviewed students ages 7 to 12 at schools and other venues in Los Angeles, capturing their remarkable and often funny thoughts on global warming and their hopes for the planet’s future.
HH&S has gone global, launching joint projects in the creative capitals of India and Nigeria to reach millions of television and film viewers. Our global centers—The Third Eye in Bollywood and Gist in Nollywood—draw on the resources of HH&S, which serves as the hub.
Photo by Vinta Nanda
We’ve worked with a long list of shows, supporting storylines about everything from Alzheimer’s to obesity. If you have a question about public health, health-care coverage or climate change, you can get the facts through us—fast and free.
Patrick Dempsey of Grey’s Anatomy
We provide free resources to the entertainment industry to accurately depict climate change, including expert briefings, custom research trips and compelling stories about global warming and its impact on people and places.
Hollywood, Health & Society Director Kate Folb celebrates awards night with Nitesh Parmar of the CDC.
Photo by Joshua Krause
Our panels have covered everything from cancer to Obamacare to the portrayal of people with disabilities in TV and film—featuring a sharp mix of writers/producers and experts at the top of their field. Join us.
Photo by Steve Cohn
NASA astronaut Dr. Yvonne Cagle presents Sentinel Award in Climate Change category to executive producer Jerry Weintraub for Showtime's "Years of Living Dangerously."
Photo by Joshua Krause
We interviewed students ages 7 to 12 at schools and other venues in Los Angeles, capturing their remarkable and often funny thoughts on global warming and their hopes for the planet’s future.
HH&S has gone global, launching joint projects in the creative capitals of India and Nigeria to reach millions of television and film viewers. Our global centers—The Third Eye in Bollywood and Gist in Nollywood—draw on the resources of HH&S, which serves as the hub.
Photo by Vinta Nanda
We’ve worked with a long list of shows, supporting storylines about everything from Alzheimer’s to obesity. If you have a question about public health, health-care coverage or climate change, you can get the facts through us—fast and free.
Patrick Dempsey of Grey’s Anatomy
We provide free resources to the entertainment industry to accurately depict climate change, including expert briefings, custom research trips and compelling stories about global warming and its impact on people and places.
Hollywood, Health & Society Director Kate Folb celebrates awards night with Nitesh Parmar of the CDC.
Photo by Joshua Krause
Our panels have covered everything from cancer to Obamacare to the portrayal of people with disabilities in TV and film—featuring a sharp mix of writers/producers and experts at the top of their field. Join us.
Photo by Steve Cohn
NASA astronaut Dr. Yvonne Cagle presents Sentinel Award in Climate Change category to executive producer Jerry Weintraub for Showtime's "Years of Living Dangerously."
Photo by Joshua Krause
We interviewed students ages 7 to 12 at schools and other venues in Los Angeles, capturing their remarkable and often funny thoughts on global warming and their hopes for the planet’s future.


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NBC’s "Parenthood" won first place in the Drama category in the 2014 Sentinel Awards for its story about Hank, played by Ray Romano, who learns he may have Asperger's Syndrome.

Events Calendar
What do you get when you mix TV legend Norman Lear with climate change experts and some of the funniest comedy writers around, and put them all in front of a packed house?
| Dec 24 | Denmark calls dibs on the North Pole in anticipation of #climatechange opening region to oil and gas drilling. http://t.co/E7oYGBNbPv |
| Dec 24 | For diabetes patients, homemade hacking in the quest for a bionic pancreas. http://t.co/VUeeBViYKl |
| Dec 24 | Restoration of world's forests breathes life Into efforts against #climatechange. http://t.co/ACgIHo6wuL |
| Dec 23 | RT @Margaretnagle73: Loved talking with @StupidCancerCEO on @StupidCancer with @Nolan_Sotillo and @wcruz73 about @RedBandSociety @savethere… |
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