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The challenge of an unequal world
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Lorna Kelly discusses Michael Marmot’s book 'The health gap: the challenge of an unequal world', looking at inequality, health and the wider social and economic contexts which affect population health.
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Reflections on poverty
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It's Challenge Poverty Week and in this blog James Egan reflects on areas of poverty work and research involving the Glasgow Centre for Population Health (GCPH), looking at what lessons can be learned from listening more to those living in poverty.
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March's Midweek Movie - films and discussion
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For March we chose to watch and discuss two short films focusing on people’s experiences of poverty.
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Asset-based approaches: reflections on a journey of writing in partnership
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Jennifer McLean reflects on the collaborative approach undertaken in writing a new book on asset-based approaches.
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Can we do more to prevent poverty and adversity in childhood?
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Guest blogger Pauline Craig looks at recent research into early childhood experiences and outcomes in later life.
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New housing evidence review on the private rented sector
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New review from CaCHE looks at tenant participation in the private rented sector.
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Community development workshop
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We hosted the #ActivateCommunities development event on 29th November about research into place and quality of life.
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Striking a balance – exploring and illustrating asset-based approaches in services
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In this blog Jennifer McLean looks at new research into asset-based approaches in services in Scotland.
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People and places - reflecting on climate change
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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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Collaborative learning at the Fire Starter Festival 2018
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Cat Tabbner reflects on the launch of Fire Starter Festival 2018 and how it has set her up for the year ahead.