The Medact Research Network will be convening for a Peace & Security research meeting on Wednesday 15 July, 6.30pm – 8.00pm. Further details on how to join the meeting will be posted shortly. If you have any questions, please email Hilary, our Research Manager.
The Peace & Security Cluster of the Medact Research Network will be meeting on Friday 7th August, 6.30pm – 8.00pm. For details of how you can join, please email our Peace and Security Campaigner Reem Abu-Hayyeh: [email protected]
Freedom of Information (FOI) requests can be an extremely effective tool, enabling information useful to researchers and campaigners to be extracted from a range of public bodies. The session will be suitable for people who have never made an FOI request before and those who have done but would like to improve their skills.
Freedom of Information (FOI) requests can be an extremely effective tool, enabling information useful to researchers and campaigners to be extracted from a range of public bodies. The session will be suitable for people who have never made an FOI request before and those who have done but would like to improve their skills.
Join us for this webinar on Thursday 8th April at 7pm to launch the briefing that sets out the public health case for a Green New Deal and hear how you can get involved in the campaign!
Our rescheduled big meeting for everyone interested in being involved in the Medact Research Network will now take place on Tuesday 11th May.
An event to mark the launch of Medact’s ‘The Public Health Case Against the Policing Bill’, which aims to articulate and amplify radical public health voices against the Policing Bill’s approach and explore potential alternatives.
The Medact Rights Research Network Quarterly is a space for us to come together, share our work, discuss new projects, or delve into deep discussion about research that has caught your interest. We aim to collectively develop our thought and research practices.
The Medact Rights Research Network Quarterly is a space for us to come together, share our work, discuss new projects, or delve into deep discussion about research that has caught your interest. We aim to collectively develop our thought and research practices.
The Literature Review team meet as part of the Medact Research Network’s current project ‘Criminalising Distress’.