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Homes for Health: The Public Health Case to Warm Our Homes, Not Our Planet
Transforming our energy system and upgrading our homes will result in a triple win for our planet, our homes, and our economy
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Messaging Guide: Housing + Fuel Poverty
Talking about our homes, our health and the climate crisis
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Criminalising Distress
This report examines the harms of Serenity Integrated Mentoring (SIM), and outlines ongoing police and NHS schemes which continue to criminalise distress today.
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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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Briefing: Nuclear Militarisation – How it threatens humanity
A new summary of the science of nuclear weapons and the threat they pose to human survival.
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Exploring non-violent resistance amongst healthcare workers – Survey briefing
Our briefing on new research into health workers’ non-violent resistance based on surveys and interviews with Medact members
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The Medical Consequences of “Contingency Accommodation” for People Seeking Asylum
A report capturing new research by Medact’s Migrant Solidarity Group investigating the cruel and inhumane conditions in asylum seeker accommodation.
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Global Health Watch 6 – in the shadow of the pandemic
Global Health Watch (GHW), now in its sixth edition, is the definitive alternative voice on health. Published since 2003, with contributions from activists and academics from around the world, GHW6 […]
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Organizing for Power: Thursday Cohort
Read the Participant Manual! Join the WhatsApp Group by emailing [email protected] We will be joining the sessions 7 – 9pm every Thursday on this zoom link: COMING SOON Over the next […]
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Organizing for Power: Tuesday Cohort
Read the Participant Manual! Join the WhatsApp Group by emailing [email protected] We will be joining the sessions at 5 – 7pm every Tuesday on this zoom link: Track A. Over the […]
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A People’s Economy: economic justice & health booklets
Check out our brand new booklets, developed by members of the Economic Justice & Health Group. Each explores the public health case for liveable incomes, secure housing and tax justice.