Medact Bristol group meeting: June
Medact Bristol is interested and engaged in local, national and international issues that affect public health. Since its creation, Medact Bristol has focused its efforts on campaigns on climate, environment […]
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Medact Glasgow meeting: June
Medact Glasgow is a collective of healthcare workers, students and people from other related social disciplines. We organise around, learn about and share information on campaigns related to health justice. […]
Medact North East Meeting: June
Medact North East are a collective of health workers and students based across the North East, from Northumberland to Newcastle to Middlesbrough!
Medact’s Strategy – Online Call: Medact’s Priorities 1
Discuss how Medact organises its work and our priorities over the next five years.
Medact’s Strategy – Online Call: Medact’s Priorities 2
Discuss how Medact organises its work and our priorities over the next five years.
Alternative Training on Prevent
ZoomIt is possible to create a society in which our collective safety and wellbeing are prioritised. Developing trusting, healthy relationships between patients and health workers is essential to this work. […]
Nuclear Weapons Group meeting: June
Medact’s Nuclear Weapons Group represents the longest standing aspect of Medact’s work towards nuclear abolition, and to address war, armed violence and conflict as global threats to health.
Abolishing Prevent: A Community Day of Action and Organising
Join us for a day of action and workshops to resist Prevent. Co-hosted by Amnesty, Liberty, Maslaha, MedAct, No More Exclusions and RSI.
Free
Mould is Political Screening – Sheffield
Sharrow Community Forum The OId Junior School, S View Road, Sharrow, Sheffield, United KingdomJoin Medact Sheffield and Sheffield Tenants Union for a screening of Mould is Political, a powerful film exposing how black mould and unsafe housing are making people sick – and why that’s a political crisis.
Free
Medact’s Strategy – Online Call: Membership Culture 1
Membership Culture at Medact: How can we make Medact a political home for healthcare workers?