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Past Events
GCPH host a number of events every year - including the Seminar Series in collaboration with the International Futures Forum, and its regular Glasgow's Healthier Future Forum.
Using this section of the website you can register for a forthcoming event or look at a past event and download related content, including podcasts and event summaries.
Use the menu on the left of this page as well as the filters to find information on the event(s) that you are interested in.
Past Equally Well work shop series events:
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23 September 2010
Equally Well workshop five: Practical ways to integrate health and planning
Location: The Lighthouse, Mitchell Lane, Glasgow
The final workshop in the Equally Well series was held on 23 September. It focused on practical ways to integrate health and spatial planning.
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26 May 2010
Equally Well workshop four: Community engagement, health and the built environment
Location: Centre for Contemporary Arts, Glasgow
On 26 May, the fourth workshop in the series allowed participants to explore the relationships between community engagement, health and the built enviornment.
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13 April 2010
Equally Well workshop three: Tools to integrate health and planning
Location: St Mungos Museum, Glasgow
Workshop three in the series was held on 13 April, building on the previous two sessions with a focus on tools to integrate health and planning.
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16 March 2010
Equally Well workshop two: What makes a quality place?
Location: Glasgow North Conference Centre
The second workshop in the Equally Well capacity building series took place on 16 March 2010 and explored what makes a quality place from the perspective of health and planning professionals.
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11 February 2010
Equally Well workshop one: An introduction to health and planning
Location: The Teacher Building, Glasgow
On 11 Feburary 2010, the Equally Well Glasgow city test site hosted the first workshop in a series of professional capacity building events for health and planning professionals.