An opportunity for Medact members to meet the Druids Heath community campaigners and organisers, and discuss how we can effectively support their campaigning efforts.
Our friends at Musicians for Peace and Disarmament are holding an online concert with legendary activists and folk singers, as well as a great lineup of performers from across the UK. The event is free but all donations support organisations working in the peace movement.
The first IPPNW Europe regional meeting of 2023, where members will exchange ideas on how to prevent a nuclear war in Europe and to advance the nuclear ban in Europe and offer workshops on skills sharing on media work, social media and political advocacy with experienced campaigners.
Meet other Medact members and health workers local to Birmingham who are interested in our Economic Justice work, hear the latest updates on our Druids Heath campaign, and find out about how to get involved!
Interested in becoming a Medact spokesperson on the relationship between public health, economic justice and climate issues? Giving comments and broadcast interviews to the media can seem daunting, but health […]
Following COP 27, in May 2023, join us for a People’s Health Tribunal Part 1.
Find out more about this summer’s upcoming Institute in Peace, Health and Sustainability run by McGill University and the Pegasus Institute. The Summer Institute offers courses for students interested in how migration, conflict, and the environment shape human health.
An orchestral concert conducted by Musicians for Peace and Disarmament Patron Jane Glover DBE celebrating the life and work of Bruce Kent. This concert is presented jointly by MPD, CND, MAW and Pax […]
Join Musicians for Peace & Disarmament on Zoom for their not-to-be-missed online folk concert, Frankie Armstrong and Friends, devised and organised by MPD Patron, Frankie Armstrong, who, as ever, has assembled a star-studded cast.
This event is part of Healing Justice Ldn’s ‘Rehearsing Freedoms’ festival. In this workshop led by Medact’s Research Manager Hil Aked, participants will rehearse the liberatory potential – and limitations – of using freedom of information requests to empower ourselves with knowledge.
