One Health is often framed as the intersection of human, animal, and environmental health. But what happens when we treat these as more than separate boxes to tick, and instead think about how lives and landscapes are shaped through relationships? In this talk, Dr Julianne Meisner introduces a relational approach to One Health, drawing on work with pastoralist communities and multispecies networks. She explores how methods from epidemiology and spatial modelling can help us understand health as something that emerges from interactions between systems - ecological, political, and social. This webinar offers new ways to think about how microbes, animals, people, and environments are linked, and how health research can reflect that complexity.
