PET Lab invites students to participate in a virtual environmental art showcase celebrating One Health Day! Students can submit original artwork exploring topics such as plastic pollution, microplastics, clean water, and water filtration. Each submission should include a short description explaining the artwork's message and the science behind the environmental issue it represents. On November 3, One Health Day, selected students will present their artwork during a live virtual showcase, discussing the scientific concepts and environmental challenges that inspired their work.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) One Health Office updated its One Health Day communications toolkit to help multisectoral partners share what One Health looks like in their work. The toolkit includes ready-to-use messages, reflection prompts, customizable social media templates, and graphics to help partners highlight One Health in practice, recognize the collaboration and connections behind their work, and share what that collaboration helps them accomplish. Explore the toolkit and adapt the resources for your audiences, partnerships, and One Health work.