Since 2003, our annual Seminar Series has been curated to share perspectives from internationally renowned speakers on issues pertinent to contemporary population health. Our hope being, to bring fresh perspectives unlikely otherwise to be heard in Glasgow, and in Scotland, but which we considered important as we sought to understand and respond to population health challenges.
Twenty-years on, attendees have heard from over 100 speakers on topics as diverse as neuroscience, the economy, epidemiology, and psychology, and from leading thinkers in what have at times been new and emerging areas, seeking innovative responses to health inequalities (including early years, resilience, racism, complexity and systems thinking). Subsequently, many of these have become mainstays of our approaches.
We are using our 20th series as an opportunity to take collective stock of how the world, the city, economy and society have changed over the years. What are the new sources of challenge, hope and response and where to next for improving health and tackling inequality?
This opening seminar in series 20, Glasgow 2003 to Glasgow 2023, will hear perspectives from across key city sectors. Professor Chik Collins, Director of GCPH, will ask them, ‘what’s changed and what now?’
GCPH Seminar Series 20: Seminar 3 - Governing the commercial determinants of planetary health inequity
GCPH Seminar Series 20: Seminar 2 - Health inequalities: What’s changed and what now?
A public health approach to incorporating anti-racism and structural discrimination - Prof Kevin Fenton
Insight into the Understanding Glasgow website
Community wealth building as health building: how a local democratic economy can create healthy, thriving communities
How can charity be reimagined to contribute towards a more just society? C. Parsell & A. Clarke
Where good public policy and politics clash: 23 years of devolution and disappointment? Lecture by Kezia Dugdale
The social crisis within the climate crisis - a lecture by Dr Gary Belkin
Priorities for post-COVID-19 public health research, education and practice - Lecture by Sandro Galea
Social justice and health equity - a lecture by Professor Sir Michael Marmot
How racism shapes our health - Lecture by Professor David Williams
PHINS 2020 Webinar 3: Emerging from the pandemic
PHINS 2020 Webinar 2: Contexualising COVID-19
PHINS 2020 Webinar 1: Understanding the impact of COVID-19
#CaringEconomyNow: A Call to Action - Lecture by Dr Angela O'Hagan
Beyond surviving to thriving: understanding the ambition of the wellbeing economy agenda - Lecture by Katherine Trebeck
The case for Universal Basic Services - Lecture by Anna Coote
Big capital - who is the city for? Lecture by Anna Minton
Architecture, place-making and wellbeing - Lecture by Riccardo Marini
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