News
| Cost of the School Day update Latest newsletter from the Cost of the School Day project is now available. |
Published
05 May 2015 |
| Playing the Glasgow Game Rachel Harris reflects on the experience of playing the Glasgow Game with a team from the Galgael, as well as the origins and development of the game. |
Published
27 April 2015 |
| New Healthy Start video for health workers The Healthy Start scheme provides low income families with healthy food and vitamin vouchers. A short video has been produced to help health and care staff make sure that everyone who is entitled to these vouchers receives them. |
Published
11 March 2015 |
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| We're moving! We are very pleased to confirm that we will be moving from our current home on Elmbank Street to the Olympia Building at Bridgeton Cross in May of this year. |
Published
26 February 2015 |
| Informing investment to reduce health inequalities - new interactive tool launched Researchers at the Scottish Public Health Observatory (ScotPHO) have developed an interactive tool to model the impact of 11 interventions over a period of 20 years on health and health inequalities. |
Published
09 February 2015 |
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| A walkabout with Connecting Milton action research hub Rachel Harris discusses how community development and action research are being brought together to explore new ways of thinking about assets in practice as part of the Animating Assets project. |
Published
09 February 2015 |
| A peoples-led outcomes approach: Integrating capabilities and human rights into outcomes Oxfam UK's Francis Stuart reflects on a recent IFF/GCPH seminar by Marilyn Waring on the economics of dignity. |
Published
05 February 2015 |
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| January e-update The latest e-update from the GCPH is available now. |
Published
30 January 2015 |
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| Who are lone parents? Challenging the media perception Guest blogger Professor Ronald McQuaid takes a look at the facts and figures around lone parenting. |
Published
08 December 2014 |
| GCPH turns ten! 2014 marked the tenth anniversary of the launch of the GCPH in 2004, and from all of us here at the Centre we’d like to say thank you to everyone who has worked with us during this decade of learning. |
Published
27 October 2014 |