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| People and places - reflecting on climate change In this blog, Kim reflects on her learning from her experience of a work-based placement at the GCPH, the possibilities for greater collaboration between public health and climate change in Glasgow, and her use of the Place Standard tool. |
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11 October 2019 |
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| The climate emergency is a public health emergency In this blog, Rebecca Campbell discusses why the public health voice in the response to the climate emergency is a vital one. |
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04 October 2019 |
| Power, health and social justice - what do you think? Let us know your thoughts on our recent animation: 'Power as a health and social justice issue'. |
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30 July 2018 |
| The power of connections Jennie Coyle shares some reflections on two events and the connections that can shape lives. |
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31 May 2018 |
| Resilience and population health A roundup of recent blogs and events looking at resilience and population health. |
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30 April 2018 |
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| Resilience in Glasgow: reflections and connections In the final blog in our series on resilience and population health, Val McNeice reflects on our bloggers' contributions and learning from our Healthier Future Forum. |
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27 April 2018 |
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| Resilience: where next? The fifth blog in our series looks back over Glasgow's resilience journey ahead of our forthcoming Healthier Future Forum. |
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16 April 2018 |
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| Surprises at work: building resilience through recognition and appreciation In our fourth blog in the resilience series, Cathy Sharp of Research for Real looks at building resilience in the workplace and the role of appreciative inquiry. |
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09 April 2018 |
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| Can Asset Based Community Development build wellbeing and resilience in communities? This is the third blog in our series looking at resilience and discusses building resilience in community settings. |
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04 April 2018 |
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| People make resilient cities Having heard from our expert guest speakers on ‘building cities from the people up’ as part of our seminar series last week, our blog series now turns to a societal approach to building resilience with a focus on social protection. |
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27 March 2018 |