The Global Urban Health Community is organizing a lecture series on "City Diagnoses" to operationalize the previously published policy brief of urban health. Each week an expert from academia or pract...
The Global Urban Health Community is organizing a lecture series on "City Diagnoses" to operationalize the previously published policy brief of urban health. Each week an expert from academia or practice is presenting their work on integrated assessments of urban health, as well as the challenges and opportunities arising.
Global urbanization is an ongoing megatrend. Cities are places that offer both opportunities and challenges for human health, and their dynamic development makes them “spaces of opportunity” for different futures. “City diagnoses” are intended as a tool to help identity a city’s health opportunities and challenges, develop a shared vision of the future for the local context, and create the basis for health-promoting action for a healthy future of cities. Together with interested parties and invited practitioners, the Global Urban Health Community Lecture Series will explore the concept of “city diagnoses” from different perspectives.
Together with Dr. Lisa Hoffmann from the German Ministry for Economic Development Cooperation (BMZ), we want to get together to discuss the issue of global mental health in conflict settings, our Hub ...
Together with Dr. Lisa Hoffmann from the German Ministry for Economic Development Cooperation (BMZ), we want to get together to discuss the issue of global mental health in conflict settings, our Hub Community theme for 2024-25.
Ms. Hoffmann will outline the work of BMZ in this area. We will then hear short impulses on different areas of conflict; man-made conflicts, natural disasters and climate change. Finally, we will discuss the specific challenges of mental health in these particular areas.
We look forward to your participation! Merle & The Global Mental Health Community
Liebe Interessierte,
rund 1,7 Milliarden Menschen sind weltweit von vernachlässigten Tropenkrankheiten (Neglected Tropical Diseases, NTDs) betroffen. Am 15. Mai nimmt das Memento Bündnis im Rahmen ei...
Liebe Interessierte,
rund 1,7 Milliarden Menschen sind weltweit von vernachlässigten Tropenkrankheiten (Neglected Tropical Diseases, NTDs) betroffen. Am 15. Mai nimmt das Memento Bündnis im Rahmen eines Fachgesprächs zwei dieser Erkrankungen in den Blick: Lepra und Vergiftungen durch Schlangenbisse.
Die Veranstaltung findet von 18:00 bis 19:30 Uhr im Tagungszentrum der Katholischen Akademie in Berlin statt. Einlass ist um 17:30 Uhr.
Wir freuen uns, wenn Sie sich den Termin bereits vormerken. Eine offizielle Einladung folgt.
Mit freundlichen Grüße
Die Memento Koordination Corinna Krämer und Svenja Jeschonnek
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