Students from the Academic Unit of Veterinary Medicine and Zootechnics at the Autonomous University of Zacatecas, enrolled in the Veterinary Public Health course, are carrying out the One Health project under the Health Education scheme in the most vulnerable communities, addressing the natural history of zoonotic diseases and their necessary elements in community prevention.

This is the fourth edition of our 120-hour international course, delivered online and in Spanish. It features faculty members—all holding doctoral degrees—from five countries: Brazil, Guatemala, Mexico, the United States, and Spain. To date, we have trained 45 professionals from various fields who are committed to carrying out their work through the lens of "One Health." Offered annually during the autumn, the course aims to provide a space for learning, the exchange of ideas, and the development of critical thinking—all integrated within the One Health framework across diverse disciplines.

This OH Nunavut! One Health: Colour to Connect event features a Nunavut-themed One Health Activity Book for kids and adults, and a customizable One Health Day profile badge, available for free download at ohnunavut.ca, making it easily accessible throughout the territory for people to learn about One Health, think about how it relates to them, and participate on November 3rd. Participants are invited to share their colouring and what matters most to them on social media with hashtags OneHealth and OHNunavut.