Past Events
We host a number of events every year - including the Seminar Series and the regular Glasgow's Healthier Future Forum.
Using this section of the website you can register for a forthcoming event or view and listen to a past event and download related content, including slides 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.
You can also access all our video and audio content on the edShare teaching and learning repository.
Past Seminar series events:
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10 November 2021
GCPH Seminar Series 18: Lecture 2 - Dr Gary Belkin
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The social crisis within the climate crisis
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31 August 2021
GCPH Seminar Series 18: Lecture 1 - Prof Sandro Galea
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Priorities for post-COVID-19 public health research, education and practice
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25 May 2021
GCPH Seminar Series 17: Lecture 3 - Prof Sir Michael Marmot
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Social justice and health equity
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12 May 2021
GCPH Seminar Series 17: Lecture 2 - Prof David Williams
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How racism shapes our health
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25 November 2020
GCPH Seminar Series 17: Lecture 1 - Dr Angela O'Hagan
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#CaringEconomyNow: A Call to Action
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11 March 2020
GCPH Seminar Series 16: Lecture 3 - Katherine Trebeck
Location: 200SVS, 200 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, G2 5RQ
Beyond surviving to thriving: understanding the ambition of the wellbeing economy agenda
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04 February 2020
GCPH Seminar Series 16: Lecture 2 - Anna Coote
Location: The Lighthouse, 11 Mitchell Lane, Glasgow, G1 3NU
The case for Universal Basic Services
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02 December 2019
GCPH Seminar Series 16: Lecture 1 - Anna Minton
Location: The Studio, 67 Hope Street, Glasgow, G2 6AE
Big Capital: Who is the city for?
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25 June 2019
GCPH Seminar 15: Lecture 6 - Riccardo Marini
Location: The Lighthouse, 11 Mitchell Lane, Glasgow, G1 3NU
Man, the walking animal - architecture, place-making and wellbeing
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28 May 2019
GCPH Seminar 15: Lecture 5 - Prof Corinna Hawkes
Location: 200SVS, 200 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, G2 5SG
What do we need to do differently to tackle obesity equitably? New thinking for next steps