Humanity in Healthcare – Training the Trainer
The Medact Refugee Solidarity Group, in partnership with Doctors of the World UK, are currently working on an education project to deliver access to healthcare training in universities and workplaces […]
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Nuclear Convoy meeting
At Broad Acre House Market St Newcastle upon Tyne
Paper crane folding day for Hiroshima commemoration
To be held at Jesmond Library St Georges Terrace Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne
AGM 2016
All members welcome! There is time to join if you are not yet a member. The date for this year’s Annual General Meeting is Saturday 17th September, and the location is confirmed […]
Medact Oxford Launch – Moving forward with hospital food
Hospital food is key to the wellbeing of patients and staff alike. Interest in improving hospital food is gathering momentum. Join us for some locally produced nibbles at 6pm followed […]
East London People’s Health Assembly
The London People’s Health Movement (PHM), in collaboration with local organisations including Keep Our NHS Public, Docs not Cops, Social Action for Health, Medact and Queen Mary’s University , is organising […]
Risking their Health – Children in the Armed Forces
Speakers include: Joe Glenton (Afghanistan veteran, author of ‘Soldier Box’, and journalist) Sally Slotowitz (a psychologist, and an author of the report, David Gee (Author of ‘Spectacle, Reality and Resistance: […]
The Man Who Saved The World – film screening by Medact Tyneside
A film screening organised by Medact Tyneside. Tickets £5. For more details, see the event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/484547781735762/ Or contact Elizabeth Waterston.
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Forum 2016 – Healthy Planet, Better World
Friends House 173-177 Euston Rd, Kings Cross, , London , United KingdomHuman health is dependent on a healthy environment. Yet we are damaging ecosystems and depleting natural resources in ways that undermine our ability to sustain healthy and equitable societies. Climate […]
Are we still in the Age of Stupid?
The Age of Stupid was an award-winning film made in 2009. Set in 2055, in a world ravaged by catastrophic climate change, an archivist (Pete Postlethwaite) reviews archival footage back […]