In the run up to our upcoming evening lecture: Building a Nuclear Weapons Free World, members of the Nuclear Weapons Group reflect on key issues for the movement for nuclear […]
The ceasefire agreement, and accompanying Trump-Netanyahu 20 point plan, lays out a deeply colonial approach to the future of Gaza.
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The health community has a crucial role to play in uniting fractured societies, fostering trust, and working in solidarity with those facing health inequity.
At Medact, we are committed to being a political home for the health community where everyone can come together to learn, grow and take action.
As we are entering a new era – built on the principles of health justice, collective care and solidarity – we will continue to campaign for Palestinian liberation.
An abolitionist approach to health offers a vision where care is accessible to all, and violence no longer defines the systems that affect our wellbeing.
Broken energy systems and poor housing are the most immediate ways the climate crisis harms people in the UK.
Our work to win health justice is most effective when it is led by the people most impacted by health inequities
Despite the UK’s new deportation policy and the EU’s €81 billion investment in borders, Col Fallowfield reminds us of there is power in resistance rooted in collective care.
The Medact Nuclear Weapons Group unreservedly denounces the delivery to the RAF of any jets intended to deploy any nuclear weapons from British soil.