Join us to discuss Evidence and Global Health Equity #WorldEBHCDay 2023 webinar 🔗eventbrite.com.au/e/introduction…

Join the online consultation on how to make health systems gender responsive in order to accelerate progress towards achieving #UHC by 2030 jointly organized by UHC2030 and Women in Global Health (WGH), as a co-convenor of the Alliance for Gender Equality and UHC

📌 Join tomorrow the UN DESA Global Policy Dialogue for the Classroom! Organized with United Nations Academic Impact, it will feature Prof. J. Jaime Miranda presenting the Global Sustainable Development Report for a target audience of students interested in #SDGs! 🔗: zoom.us/webinar/regist…

October is #WalkToSchoolMonth - alongside the Global Road Safety Partnership we're proud to have launched the Botnar Child Road Safety data visualization platform. The platform aims to improve road safety for children in low- and middle-income countries. Find out more: bit.ly/3LHfO8w

⚡️ GCHA launches the Clean Air NDC Scorecard. Our new study finds G20 countries fall short on integrating air quality into climate plans. 🧵 Find out more : bit.ly/CleanAirNDCs

Women make up the majority of health workers, but are leaving the profession in significant numbers. Tomorrow Women In Global Health launch a new report looking at why, and what we can do about it. Join "The #GreatResignation: Why Women Health Workers are Leaving" womeningh.org/event/great-re…

New research by our colleagues shows most young people see vaping ads in Australia, India, China and the UK, despite marketing restrictions. Tougher enforcement of regulations is needed to limit youth exposure and uptake. Read more: buff.ly/460leD7

#ClimateChange is the single biggest health threat facing humanity. As world leaders gather this week for #COP28, they must listen to the voices of communities most affected by the #ClimateCrisis and ensure they are at the heart of national #ClimateAction plans.🌏 (1/2)

Are you COP28 UAE? Join colleagues tomorrow, Dec 3 at De Montfort University Pavilion for a screening & fireside chat with experts in #climate #health #financing, reflecting on the Presidency event “Health response to climate change in G20 context” 🕐11:00-13:00 UAE

Great session on climate and health financing co-hosted by The George Institute for Global Health Imperial College London De Montfort University Leicester - we need to ensure that climate and health finance doesn’t come at the cost of other health needs, and processes to access funding need to be streamlined

The #climatecrisis is a #healthcrisis. To accelerate urgently needed inter-sectoral action, we need to put affected communities at the heart of decision-making processes. Our piece for the first #HealthDay at #COP28 Keziah The George Institute for Global Health Global Climate and Health Alliance

How does the #ClimateCrisis affect our progress including towards Universal Health Coverage [UHC]? Join our panel event exploring the critical nexus of #UHC, climate change, and community mobilisation - with live reflections from #COP28UAE. ➡️buff.ly/40Vza0b #UHCDay

Excited to be part of this great COP28 panel to discuss the benefits of #ecoSwitch_TGI as an innovative way to address climate change.

Excited to kick off the day with the 'I-CAN Make a Difference' side event, a platform where ground-breaking solutions meet! Simone Pettigrew & esteemed panellists will delve into innovative tools, projects, investments, & policies that ignite co-benefits for climate & nutrition.

Thank you to the 29 UK organisations supporting our MESSAGE (Medical Science Sex & Gender Equity) projects' sex and gender policy framework. The policy will promote the need to consider sex and gender-inclusive research to deliver more targeted care and better outcomes for all. ➡️buff.ly/46Y0E6C

Today, members of the UK research sector published statements signalling support for improved integration of sex and gender in research. A whole sector approach to policy change is needed, George Institute UK MESSAGE (Medical Science Sex & Gender Equity) #GetTheMESSAGE #SexAndGender bmj.com/content/383/bm…

Ahead of #InternationalWomensDay, our colleagues,Janani Shanthosh and Emma Feeny present an exciting new project: The CEDAW Index. This tool is a global first that will spotlight the progress of women’s health rights globally. Read via Think Global Health: buff.ly/4bYXAep

As International Women’s Day approaches, Janani Shanthosh and Emma Feeny from The George Institute for Global Health highlight the importance of advocating for women's economic empowerment by addressing the obstacles posed by gender-based violence. on.cfr.org/3IvSIQ4

A critical and overlooked obstacle to women’s economic empowerment is gender-based violence. Our colleagues Janani Shanthosh and Emma Feeny present the pressing need for data-driven analyses to hold governments accountable for GBV. buff.ly/4bYXAep #InternationalWomensDay