On Tuesday 28th June, the Foreign Policy Centre and Kids Operating Room bring you this event: Systems not symptoms: Tackling the root causes of the global health crisis. Speakers: Dr Neema Kaseje (Founding Director of the Surgical Systems Research Group in Kisamu, Kenya and a visiting surgeon for Kids Operating Room and for Doctors Without Borders); Ben Simms, (CEO of the Tropical Health and Education Trust [THET]); and Professor Dina Balabanova (Professor of Health Systems and Policy at LSHTM). The event was chaired by Preet Kaur Gill MP, Shadow Secretary of State for International Development.

Systems Not Symptoms: Tackling The Root Causes Of The Global Health Crisis

On Tuesday 19th July, the SEPAD project and the Foreign Policy Centre brought you this publication launch: Dividing Lines: Reimagining Social Division in ‘Divided Societies’. Speakers: Professor John Nagle (Professor of Sociology at Queen’s University Belfast); Dr Emanuelle Degli Esposti (Research and Outreach Associate at the Centre of Islamic Studies, University of Cambridge); and Professor Simon Mabon (Director of SEPAD and Professor of International Relations, Lancaster University). The event was chaired by Bambos Charalambous MP (Shadow Foreign Office Minister for Middle East & North Africa). You can read the publication here: https://fpc.org.uk/publications/dividing-lines-reimagining-social-division-in-divided-societies/

Dividing Lines - Reimagining Social Division In ‘Divided Societies’

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Dividing Lines - Reimagining Social Division In ‘Divided Societies’

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