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Time to demand a radical transformation for health justice
With Sir Keir Starmer officially appointed as the new Prime Minister, change is in the air. A new government, after many years under one party, offers hope and opportunity – […]
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Homes for Health: Toolkit
Sharing the tools we need to take action as health workers on climate, housing and economic justice
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Medact’s Election Manifesto Breakdown 2024
We’ve analysed the manifestos from all major parties to see how they stack up against the aims of our campaigns and work areas. We want all parties to commit to […]
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The Justice for Omisha campaign wins the SMK ‘David & Goliath’ award!
This blog was guest written by Reeja Shrestha for Migrants Organise. Reeja is a member of Migrants Organise and campaigner with the Justice for Omisha campaign and Patients Not Passports. We are […]
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Disarmament for Climate Justice and Health: reflections and direction following COP28
Back in December, the 28th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework on Climate Change (UNFCCC), better known as COP28, hosted an unprecedented assembly of health delegates – […]
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Organising and local campaigns: how much is too much?
A blog by our Movement Organiser Ben Eder exploring the challenges and considerations of working on multiple campaigns as a local group in the Medact movement
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WATCH: ‘Mould is Political’
Over 2 million people in the UK live with black mould in their homes. This is causing serious health problems, with the most severe cases resulting in death. As part […]
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The people will not tolerate genocide! A response to PM’s speech on protests
Sunak described the people of Britain as “kind, decent, tolerant people”, and we are, but we will not tolerate genocide—especially not genocide backed and funded by our taxes and government aid.
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Franchise Bristol buses! Medact Bristol urge by-election candidates to take a stance
Bristol ‘Transport Clinic’ highlights the links between public transport and health. The proposed treatment? Public control of buses.
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The 2024 Holdstock-Piachaud Student Essay Prize
Submissions for the 2024 Holdstock-Piachaud Student Essay Prize are open until 28th February, 2024.
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Health Workers for a Free Palestine Statement
As health workers, we are responding to the call from our colleagues in Palestine for us to stand with them in solidarity.