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.
Interested in supporting our work on healthy housing in London? Come along and hear about what we’ve been up to and how you can get involved.
For this edition of the Medact Research Network Quarterly meeting, we’re excited to welcome guest speaker Dr China Mills, who manages the Deaths by Welfare Project at Healing Justice London, to introduce us to this project and its impact and implications for health justice work.
Part of “Rehearsing Freedoms”, this workshop will encourage us to think, feel, draw, write and play through these questions, building with all that has come before and inviting in new offerings. The space will be held facilitated by Dr Stephanie Davis, Kavian Kulasabanathan and Ben Eder.
Medact’s EJ Housing & Health Group is organising to improve policies for better access to secure and sustainable housing. This includes working alongside local groups to support local campaigns, as well as demanding policy change on a national level for better support for social housing, community-owned housing stock and protections for renters. Last month, Medact […]
Medact’s Housing & Health Group is organising to improve policies for better access to secure and sustainable housing.
Medact’s Housing & Health Group is organising to improve policies for better access to secure and sustainable housing.
All Harrow tenants and residents who want to fight for a better housing system are welcome to this meeting.
If you’re looking for ways to contribute to affect meaningful change to the UK’s housing system to win equal access to good quality housing that doesn’t compromise on people’s health, come and hear more about our housing campaign!
MPD’s next Concert for Peace will be a chamber concert of French music by Les Six, in Lauderdale House, Highgate, London N6 5HG on Thursday 9 May, 7:30pm. The programme is presented by MPD Patron, the distinguished pianist Julian Jacobson, and five wind player colleagues.