Medical Students for a Sustainable Future is a national network of medical students focused on climate change, health, and social justice. It supports student-led efforts to reduce the health sector’s environmental impact, advance climate-health education, and prepare future physicians to address the health harms of climate change.
Climate and health policy, sustainability in healthcare, carbon footprint reduction, medical school curriculum reform, planetary health education, and support for student-led environmental and public health initiatives.
Primarily volunteer- and member-driven, with support from student chapters, institutional partners, and program-related sponsorships or grants when available.
Medical student chapters at U.S. medical schools; associated with broader climate-health and planetary health networks. Notable founders and leaders include medical students such as Harleen Marwah and Natasha Sood.
non-profit student advocacy network
