2020
Futures Journal: Special Issue on Health, Climate Change, and Poverty

​Bruce, Beth and Erin, along with Krish Seetah from Stanford University, are co-editors of a special issue of the Elsevier journal Futures on the topic of Health, Climate Change, and Poverty. The purpose of the special issue is to explore medium and long-term futures at the intersection of health, climate change, and poverty. The special issue will be a resource for the global research community and also for governments and non-governmental organizations that conduct responsible foresight with respect to programs that address health and poverty within the context of climate change. Here are some examples of questions that could be addressed by manuscripts in this special issue:

• What global trends are impacting health and then how might changes in health impact poverty?
• How will climate change impact health and poverty?
• How might poverty change in the future and will these changes be exacerbated or ameliorated by climate change?
• Will climate change so adversely impact society’s ability to protect human rights that human health will suffer and poverty will increase?
• Will climate change adversely impact social determinants of health, which then will directly negatively impact health and economic self-sufficiency? 

 
The submission deadline for manuscripts is January 31, 2020. Please contact Bruce at btonn@threecubed.org if you would like more information about this publication opportunity.

2019 – 2020
Stanford University Visiting Scholar
Bruce was invited to be a visiting scholar at Stanford University in California where he has been and will continue to meet with other scholars and staff across Stanford's  academic programs and institutions. The aim is to build cross-disciplinary relationships ships and share knowledge for meaningful social and systemic change. 

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2019
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
Three3 is now part of USGBC's leadership community. The council includes 12,000 partner organizations with the goal of influencing forward thinking within our communities in order to generate ideas, strategies and product innovations, and spark a global green building movement.