Involvement mechanisms
The Centre is keen to secure wide involvement and ensure appropriately
strong connections to policy and practice. Thus, mechanisms for
involvement are in place and are operating at three levels:
- development and delivery of projects and programmes;
- involvement in the networks supporting the Centre's public health programmes; and
- participation in discussion, debate, learning and idea generation.
Civic conversation
GCPH, in collaboration with the International Futures Forum, is calling for a 'civic conversation' around Glasgow's health based on the publication of 'Let Glasgow Flourish' - the most compre hensive report on health and its determinants in Glasgow and West Central Scotland ever produced.
What might be possible in Glasgow, and what is the city's purpose is in the 21st century? The civic conversation seeks to involve a wide range of stakeholders in exploring what might be done to support the flourishing
of the city in the future.
Three main conversations have now been held (February, June and October '07) supported by a number of individual discussions
and events with specific interest groups. One such event was a seminar led by Ruben Nelson and entitled 'Aligning Glasgow to the 21st century: learnnig from Alberta's experience': Ruben Nelson seminar summary
To find out more about the civic conversation, contact Andrew Lyon by email at
This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
or telephone 07764 336 813.
Research funding
It is possible to contribute to the work of the Centre by applying for research funding to enable the development of new projects.
More information on funding for research programmes
Dialogue
All interested parties are encouraged to engage in the dialogue the Centre is initiating via Glasgow's Healthier Future Forum
and to attend events held as part of the seminar series.
GCPH Network
If you would like information about Centre news and events delivered straight to your inbox please join the GCPH Network.
|
