Last year my family spent ANZAC day with Susan riding a Canberra kids train and feeding baby animals. She was awesome and I miss her more as time goes on 💜

One of her last podcasts: shows.acast.com/e6282aaf-1856-…

Great to get the opportunity today for NTEU members to talk to David Pocock about the Australian Universities Accord.

The Accord process needs to deliver stable and secure funding to ensure better jobs, better workloads, better access and better governance. ✊

It is with great sadness we share the news of the passing of Naing Ko Ko, our RegNet alumnus, a dedicated scholar and human rights advocate, whose courageous spirit and tireless struggle for the people of Myanmar defined his life. Read more: regnet.anu.edu.au/content-centre…

On Mad as Hell, we always called it 'script development'.

Call for abstracts now open for the #Commerce , #Economy , #Trade & #PublicHealth Conference.

We're proud to have three of our ARCHE researchers involved in the organising committee for this conference.

Please submit an abstract and spread the word.

cetph2024.com/call-for-abstr…

As the atrocities continue in Gaza, ICJ judge Hilary Charlesworth shows leadership and integrity in her remarks 'the court should have made it explicit that Israel is required to suspend its military operations in the Gaza Strip' ANURegNet Australian Research Centre for Health Equity
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Miss you forever mate 💜

Important, world-leading legislation will enter Australia's parliament today focused on protecting young people from e-cigarettes. We strongly welcome this new legislation. It will close loopholes that have allowed the tobacco industry to target kids, and risk a new generation.

We're excited for this conference, and quite invested (pun intended) with three of our researchers involved in the organising committee. Hold the dates in your diary and stay tuned to Public Health Australia, VicHealth and us to see updates.
Dr Bel Townsend Ashley Schram Amy Carrad

What is a university for? Is it a bastion of critical thought, academic freedom, and a willingness to speak truth to power? Or is it subservient to government to provide the ideological or intellectual cover for bad policy? #AUKUS 🧵

Very excited to see my first paper published in Global Policy: Next Generation! I look at how ongoing epistemic competition around #pharmaceuticalpatents has led to debate polarization and stalemate rather than consensus within the trilateral #WTO #WHO #WIPO expert events.👇
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Maisha Hutton pointing out how the context of small island developing states creates challenges: Small communities = 'everyone knows everyone'. But the powerful role of civil society in improving governance
#FoodGovernance2024

Libby Salmon Australian Research Centre for Health Equity researcher and incredible #FirstFoodSecurity advocate presenting (twice) at #FoodGovernance2024 . Here, on the role of advocacy coalitions

Fascinating to hear findings from Alex San Martim Portes on what conditions have enabled policy integration for sustainable development goals in patent regulation in Latin America at the #AIPEN conference. Domestic pharma firms and civil society advocacy has been key

Last November, Dr Bel Townsend & Sharon Friel hosted a roundtable on unpacking health #advocacy strategies in the commercial determinants of #health . Check out the associated report, journal article & infographic here:
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Public Health Australia Dr Gemma Crawford Healthway

Hear about AHPA plans for 2024, the announcement of HPJA Awards, and a presentation by Dr Bel Townsend

📅 Thursday 22 February 2024, 1:00 - 2:30pm AEDT
📍 Online, Microsoft Teams

This is a free event for all AHPA members and non-members

Register here: healthpromotion.org.au/events/nationa…