A one-day hybrid symposium supported by the UCL Institute of Advanced Studies, UCL Grand Challenges, and UCL Social and Historical Sciences. Online, June 14, 2023.
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10.00-10.15am | Registration, coffee/tea (15m) |
10.15-10.30am | Welcome/introduction (15m)
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10.30-11.35am | Opening keynote (1h05m) Africa and the critical health humanities: lessons in autonomy, sovereignty and voice. Speaker: Dr Chisomo Kalinga, Chancellor’s Fellow at the University of Edinburgh. |
11.35-45am | Break (10m) |
11.45am - 1pm | Revealing inequalities: an interdisciplinary paper session (1h15m) Extracting and composing embodied inequalities through a public health system: thinking about bodies and territories with Indigenous women in Brazil Revealing Hidden Global Politics: Cholangiocarcinoma, Raw Fish Consumption, and Health Inequalities in Northeast Thailand Ageing in the Heat: The Overlooked Impact of Climate Change on the Health of Older People in China Unravelling the Complexities of Harmful Marketing to Children: A Critical Political Economy Perspective Public Sector Digital Transformation as a Determinant of Health: A look at the World Bank’s Digital Identity for Development (ID4D) global policy initiative. |
1-1.45pm | Lunch (45m) – outdoors, on north side of Quad |
1.45-2.50pm | Mental health & reflexivity: an interdisciplinary paper session (1h05m) Mental Health Rehabilitation in Morocco: An Explorative Study Experiences of and Interventions for Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse in South Asia: A Systematic Review and Narrative Synthesis The export of mental illness: categories that fail people. From Abstraction to Action: Establishing a Collaborative Reflexivity Praxis for Transformative Global Health Research |
2.50-3pm | Break (10m) |
3-4.05pm | Afternoon keynote (1h05m) Feeding the end of the world: unhealthy ecologies, precarious labor, and COVID-19 in the meat industry in Southern Brazil. Chair: Prof Sahra Gibbon, UCL Anthropology. |
4.05-4.15pm | Break (10m) |
4.15-5pm | Concluding roundtable (45m)
Chair: Dr Jennie Gamlin (UCL Institute for Global Health) |
5-5.15pm | Final remarks (15m)
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5.15-6pm | Reception (45m) – outdoors, on north side of Quad |