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Annual Report 2019/20
Our 2020 Annual Report provides an overview of our work and direction in the last year, including how this has pivoted in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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This is an uprising, but can it be a revolution….
This piece was written during the peak of the Black Lives Matter movement. In the wake of BLM protests and the global uprising against racism during a devastating pandemic, we […]
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Prevent duty in NHS ─ September planning meeting
An online meeting to discuss the ways that health workers can take action on issues related to the Prevent duty in the NHS.
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CAAT Reading Group – Coronavirus & The Arms Trade
Watch our Peace and Security Campaigner, Reem Abu-Hayyeh, lead a reading group for our friends at Campaign Against the Arms Trade on the topic of Coronavirus and the Arms Trade.
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Mind the Gap – healthcare disparities in UK prisons
In this blog, Dr. Tumbi Otudeko questions the provision of universal healthcare in UK prisons, discussing health disparities facing the prison population.
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75th Anniversary Hiroshima Day Appeal
Our annual appeal remembers the anniversary of the world’s first nuclear attacks – on the cities of Hiroshima & Nagasaki in 1945 – and helps to support Medact’s work using the health voice to advocate for peace and nuclear disarmament throughout the year.
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Members commemorate the 75th Anniversary of Hiroshima Day
Dr Michael Orgel 75th Anniversary of Hiroshima Day – Dr Michael OrgelWatch this video on YouTube Dr Martin Hartog 75th Anniversary of Hiroshima Day – Dr Martin HartogWatch this video […]
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Medact Research Network – Peace & Security Cluster Meeting
The Peace & Security Cluster of the Medact Research Network will be meeting on Friday 7th August, 6.30pm – 8.00pm. For details of how you can join, please email our […]
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Prevent duty in NHS ─ August planning meeting
An online meeting to discuss the ways that health workers can take action on issues related to the Prevent duty in the NHS.
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Prevent duty in NHS ─ planning meeting
Following the publication of our ‘False Positives: the Prevent counter-extremism policy in healthcare’ report, we would like to invite those who work in health to an online meeting on Monday […]
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Abolitionist Approaches to Health
We call for collective security, health and well-being, rather than ‘hard’ security measures like border enforcement, a punitive criminal justice system, and counter-terror measures that criminalise entire communities.