Spread The Word: Nuclear Weapons Are Banned!
This Friday 22nd January, the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons is entering into international law! ?️ This is a big step toward the total elimination of nuclear […]
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Musicians for Peace and Disarmament concert to celebrate the TPNW
Our friends at Musicians for Peace and Disarmament have organised a sequence of short musical performances to mark and to celebrate the coming into international law of UN’s Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. They will be joined by guest speaker Dr. Tilman Ruff.
Medact Brighton: Meeting
Our Brighton Group will be meeting online on Tuesday 26th January. To find out how to join their meeting please email [email protected]
University of Birmingham Docs Not Cops: Exploring Health Inequalities in 2020
Dr Max Thoburn, a member of our Economic Justice & Health Group, will be speaking at the University of Birmingham Docs Not Cops “Exploring Health Inequalities in 2020” Conference. He […]
Climate & Health Scorecard Planning
ZoomJoin Medact & Health Declares to explore how we research and assess the action being taken by Royal Colleges and other health institutions on Climate Change.
Health for a Green New Deal Scotland – planning meeting
Join us for our planning meeting on Monday 8th February at 7pm to discuss ways to influence candidates in the upcoming Scottish Parliament elections.
Climate & Health Research Team Meeting
The Climate & Health Research will be meeting on Wednesday 10th February to continue work on our new briefing.
Health Versus Wealth? UK Economic Policy and Public Health During COVID-19
ZoomThe pandemic has taken a massive toll on both lives and livelihoods in the UK. Yet this outcome could have been prevented.
East Midlands February Meeting
Join us on Thursday 18th February 7:00pm – 8:30pm to get involved in our work to tackle climate change in the East Midlands. If you would like to join the […]
Race & Health Justice Group ─ first online reading group
ZoomIn line with our group vision we see this reading group as a space where we can unlearn and challenge internalised racism, expand our anti-racist skills, encourage curiosity and openness, and to reflect on bringing this learning into our working and campaigning lives.