A series of discussion groups for everyone to come talk about issues relating to the impact of climate change on health. Whatever your stance on the issue, come along and tell us what you think!
We've also confirmed the mighty Jonny Currie, president of Medsin UK, to attend the first discussion group, which is now definitely taking place on the 15th February at 18:00 in lecture room B, the Murray Building, Highfield Campus.
Guerilla Gardening Southampton's first Dig will be happening this coming Monday - meet on Highfield Campus Red Brick Area at 6pm, the site is about 5mins walk away.
If you have tools/gloves etc. bring them, we'll have some communal ones too. We're working with the local community group and residents who will join us at the site.
Let's get digging!
Monday, 15 February 2010
Time:18:00 - 21:00
Medsin wants to hear from you...
Jonny Currie, the national president of Medsin, is coming to give a short talk about how students can be armed and prepared for a new era of engagement in global health improvement!
If you are involved in Medsin, or especially a related group/campaign/project, come along and join the discussion. Tell Jonny what you're doing and what you see as the future for student groups like ours. What are we actually doing?
7pm, Monday, 15 February
Location: Lecture Room G, Murray Building, Highfield Campus.
Fight Supermarket Power
Be inspired by a day of debate, discussion and workshops.
Saturday 27 February
11 am - 5pm
*FREE ENTRY*
People are fighting back. Across the world communities are standing up to supermarket power.
Global Health and Development Conference open to all students with an interest in International Development and its relationship with Health.
Saturday, 06 March, at Avenue Campus
Global health and development conference open to all students with an interest in development issues as well as their relationship with health.
One of SUGA's growing campaign initiatives is to recruit volunteers for The Growing Project, an innovative project to help those living in supported accommodation by building gardens with them and helping them grow vegetables.
For last three years we have run a very successful and entertaining waste audit at the end of February. As this is now an annual programme we would like to invite you to University Waste Audit IV.
Come along for your chance to ask the Vice Chancellor, Professor Don Nutbeam anything you like...from questions about your course, to questions about the campus. Just rock up at 2pm at the cube and ask away.
A highly interesting and engaging talk, presented by Dr Sophie Harman, from City University London, an expert in Global Governance, and the World Bank's HIV/AIDS interventions in East Africa.
7pm Tuesday 2nd February
Lecture Room G, Murray Building
