Thanks to everyone who attended our webinar this afternoon. We will be sharing the video with attendees and it will be posted on the @theSPHSU YouTube channel https://t.co/n72sJmKzDp
⤵️See below for a link to the blog we have written about the project
https://t.co/7R89nOxdYh
Our paper on co-designing a #TheoryofChange for preventing #ViolenceAgainstWomen in Samoa is out now! We discuss the co-design process, its challenges and opportunities, and outline 3 key recommendations:
https://t.co/jVoQY03Id8
Our new blog takes a closer look at the fierce public health and environmental debates that have emerged around disposable #ecigs@CarolineVaczy@HiltonShona
Full blog below ⤵️
https://t.co/RezpwjAI6K
📢📢📢 SOA Members: Join us in Glasgow on May 24 for an in-person interactive members’ event!
We will conduct workshops to connect with member priorities, identify opportunities for future action, and share updates about our youth advocacy work.
⚡️ New paper just out from our research group! "Manufacturing doubt: Assessing the effects of independent vs industry-sponsored messaging about the harms of fossil fuels, smoking, alcohol, and sugar sweetened beverages" #CDOH@SPECTRUMRes https://t.co/542fPwh4aF 🧵below!
👇Calling 11-16-year-olds in Scotland👇
Our @UofGSHW research team is looking for small groups of young people to participate in our study on food and e-cigarette marketing and promotions. Reach out for more details #youthadvocacy#vaping#unhealthyfood#marketing
Please share!
Our report on trends in health inequalities in Scotland is now available. It reviews evidence on deaths, health and wellbeing, health behaviours, and health services since 2000.
👉https://t.co/1AVZwG3dtv
Thread ⬇️(1/5) #HealthInequalitiesScotland
First up Anna Pearce and @green_mjg talk to @gmfergie and @CarolineVaczy from @theSPHSU about Creative Insights. Listen to find out young people's thoughts about health inequalities.
https://t.co/btBhBXlyeQ
Monday 16 May - A healthy and health literate youth
HW180 - Creative Insights: young people’s perspectives on health inequalities
A podcast on Creative Insights – a participatory project to gain young people’s perspectives on health inequalities 4/n
https://t.co/8508TM1s0M
Did you know that countries that were colonized are 50 times more likely to have a high prevalence of domestic violence against women?
Learn more about the link between colonialism and #GBV through this study by @UCLGlobalHealth's @EVEProjectUCL ⤵️
https://t.co/Zf7DFnJ9VR