The Toxics Solutions Summit is a two-day gathering that brings leaders together to celebrate progress, confront gaps, and identify opportunities for collective action in an effort to reduce harmful chemical exposures and advance solutions that protect human health.
December 2nd – 3rd
San Francisco, California
Every day, millions of decisions are made about the products we use, the materials we build with, the food we eat, and the chemicals that move through our economy. Those decisions shape our health, our environment, and the choices available to future generations.
Over the past several decades, remarkable progress has been made. At the same time, new challenges continue to emerge. Meeting these challenges will require good science, thoughtful policy, practical innovation, and collaboration across many sectors. The Toxics Solutions Summit was created to create space for those conversations.
When science informs decisions, when markets reward safer products, when policies create clarity, when innovation flourishes, and when organizations learn from one another, progress becomes possible. The Summit is an opportunity to step back from our daily work and ask bigger questions.
Day One - Celebrating Progress & Sharing What’s Working
We’ll begin by recognizing leaders for their extraordinary contributions to the field. Then we’ll turn our attention towards emerging solutions from diverse sectors.
Participants will hear from leaders working at the intersection of science, business,
policy, investment, and innovation while building new relationships throughout the day.
Day Two - Looking Ahead & Facilitating Active Collaboration
Working in interdisciplinary Design Studios, participants will explore opportunities to accelerate progress, strengthen collaboration, and imagine what success could look like over the next decade.
We will conclude by sharing ideas across groups and recognizing pioneers whose work has helped shape today’s environmental health movement.
Throughout the Summit we'll explore the many aspects of building a healthier system, including:
These conversations will draw on diverse perspectives from across the environmental health community. We don’t expect everyone to agree on every answer. We do hope that participants leave with new ideas, stronger relationships, and renewed optimism about what we can accomplish together.
Because space is limited, registration is by invitation only. If you are interested in attending and have not received an invitation, please reach out to hope@passportfoundation.org.
For funding, partnerships, or press inquiries, contact us at: info@passportfoundation.org