The International Virtual Symposium on Humanities, Environment, Health, and Well-being explored the intersection of humanities, social sciences, and environmental and health studies, emphasizing their role in addressing contemporary challenges. Various panels examined themes such as the role of the humanities in medicine, ethical considerations in a technological age, racism in healthcare, transhumanism, planetary health, and citizen science. Discussions underscored the need for a holistic and interdisciplinary approach to sustainability, mental and physical well-being, and education. Notable contributions included reflections on the impact of literature and arts on human understanding, the ethical implications of AI, the importance of green spaces for mental health, and the need for reforms in measuring societal progress. The symposium fostered critical reflection on human vulnerability, environmental responsibility, and the evolving relationship between technology and human identity, highlighting the urgency of integrating diverse perspectives for a more sustainable and equitable future.