Criminalising Distress literature review team meeting
The Literature Review team meet as part of the Medact Research Network’s current project ‘Criminalising Distress’.
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Nuclear Weapons Group meeting
Medact’s Nuclear Weapons Group represents the longest standing aspect of Medact’s work to address war, armed violence and conflict as global threats to health.
Criminalising Distress FOI team meeting
The FOI team meet as part of the Medact Research Network’s current project ‘Criminalising Distress’.
Patients Not Passports New Joiners meeting: April
Want to get involved in the Patients Not Passports campaign? Then come to our next New Joiners meeting!
We’ll cover campaign strategy, hear from some of the groups working on the Patients Not Passports campaign, and explore the different ways you can get involved.
Economic Justice & Health group meeting
ZoomBi-monthly meeting of our Economic Justice & Health group—new members are very welcome!
Criminalising Distress FOI team meeting
The FOI team meet as part of the Medact Research Network’s current project ‘Criminalising Distress’.
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People’s health Tribunal | Tribunal de la Santé des Peuples | Tribunal de Salud de los Pueblos | المحكمة الشعبيّة للصحّة
Following COP 27, in May 2023, join us for a People’s Health Tribunal Part 1.
Neoliberalism, Security and the Politics of Mental Health
Medact Office The Brick Yard, 28 Charles Square, London, United KingdomJoin us for a panel discussion on the politics of mental health and impact of neoliberal policies and security measures on mental health, with guests Tarek Younis, Mashal Iftikar and Hil Aked.
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Pegasus Institute’s Summer Institute in Peace, Health and Sustainability
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.
Medact Research Network Quarterly Meeting
ZoomThe Medact Rights Research Network Quarterly is a space for us to come together, share our work, discuss new projects, or delve into deep discussion about research that has caught your interest.