To gather feedback regarding the CLIC Team Science C2H2 Un-Meeting from attendees.

On Thursday, February 10, 2022 an Un-Meeting addressing the topic of Climate Change and Human Health (C2H2) Through a Translational Science Lens was held online via Zoom, a virtual conference platform. The Un-Meeting aimed to cover important topics in climate change research, encourage new collaborations, and generate new ideas. An evaluation survey was sent to all meeting participants following the Un-Meeting to examine how well the meeting goals were achieved. This report of the evaluation addresses Future Collaboration, New Topics, and Overall Satisfaction. A public survey link was added to the platform’s chat feature for attendees to complete. After the Un-Meeting, all attendees received an initial email invitation with a link to the survey and two subsequent weekly reminders. At the conclusion of the online data collection, 32 responses were received from the total of 128 attendees, for a final response rate of 25.0%. Most respondents “Agreed” or “Strongly Agreed” that the Un-Meeting addressed their expectations (n=27, 84.4%). Most respondents also “Agreed” or “Strongly Agreed” that the topics covered by the Un-Meeting were valuable (n=29, 90.6%). Respondents (n=22) answered a question about actions they had pursued or started to pursue as a result of attending the Un-Meeting. The top two responses aside from “Other”, were “Implement a New Research Idea” (n=6, 27.3%), and “Develop a Pilot Project Program” (n=6, 27.3%). The survey included open-ended questions, for which attendees were asked to describe anything new they learned or the most helpful aspect of attending the Un-Meeting. Qualitative responses were iteratively coded between three and five times via open coding and then categorized into core themes. Text responses were independently coded by a minimum of two coders and reviewed iteratively until agreement was reached on the theme or themes present in the response. The most frequently reported themes for new things learned were “New Perspectives and Viewpoints” (n=5) and “Topics and Ideas” (n=12), while “Breakout Sessions” (n=9) and “4x4s” (n=5) were cited as the most helpful aspects of the Un-Meeting.