Events

How do urban green space interventions promote health behaviours? Evidence from natural experiments. With Jack Benton from the University of Manchester.

Overview of the TRUUD programme: Trying to tackle root causes upstream of unhealthy urban development. With Daniel Black, Bristol Medical School.

The title of this talk will be confirmed in due course.

Join us in 2026 at Vox in Birmingham for a conference to connect research, policy and practice for health equity.

Richard Self from the Welsh Government will talk about Evaluating the 20mph restricted roads policy in Wales.

'Spatial environmental data: Using sensors to gauge human responses to urban spaces', hosted by guest speaker Professor Clive Sabel from the University of Plymouth.

Population Mental Health, is running a collaborative sandpit event on Wednesday, 5 March at the University of Manchester campuses on Oxford Road, 12pm - 5:30pm. You can now watch a recording of webinar outlining details ahead of the sandpit.

'Active travel neighbourhoods', hosted by guest speakers Professor Rachel Aldred and Dr Jamie Furlong from The University of Westminster.

Professor Anna Gilmore (Local Health & Global Profits) will present the Lancet Series on defining and conceptualising the commercial determinant of health (CDOH). Peter Roderick (City of York Council) will present the local perspective of the CDOH.

'Health impacts of 20mph zones', hosted by guest speaker Dr Andrew Williams from The University of Edinburgh.

PHI UK Population Mental Health, is running an Innovation Lab event focused on children and young people on 20 June in Birmingham. The theme is improving population mental health for children and young people, with a focus on connectedness.

As the body of evidence demonstrating air pollutions’ detrimental effects on climate and health grows, this webinar explores the latest data, an evaluation of a local level case study, and practice sharing from Southwark Council public health.

This webinar explores the introduction of healthier advertising policies across Councils in the UK, and the evidence which supports their implementation as an effective public health intervention.

Latent Class Analysis is a powerful statistical method for uncovering hidden subgroups in populations. This introductory seminar provides a clear and accessible overview of what LCA is, why researchers use it and how it can be applied in practice...

We’re excited to launch the new Policy Modelling for Health Lunchtime Webinar Series. Discover how our modelling is shaping healthier, fairer policies, alongside fresh insights from across the policy landscape.