The Participatory Public Health Centre
is an international initiative for research, education, communication and impact. Our focus is on making health public by working towards understanding and reducing exclusion and inequality in health. The Centre was launched in May 2017.is an international initiative for research, education, communication and impact. Our focus is on making health public by working towards understanding and reducing exclusion and inequality in health. The Centre was launched in May 2017.
We aim to
adress
public health challenges with focus on areas and geographies that have been neglected by international scholarship such as post-Soviet settings
contribute
into development of participatory public health and dialogical approaches for appraising public health problems and ways to address them
innovate
methodological and conceptual apparatus for understanding and acting on public health problems
support
development of education opportunities and formats that draw on critical, interdisciplinary and participatory public health
We work
interdisciplinary
Our work combines diverse perspectives and methods from sociology, biomedicine, science and technology studies, political science, philosophy, and innovation studies.
participatory
We engage in methodological innovation to produce and share knowledge in new, collaborative and participatory ways.
impact & action
We work closely with partners from different geographies – patients, activists, decision-makers – to open up and sustain dialogue and engagement for improving public health.
The core team
Who we are
Our collaborations
Our network of core partners includes initiatives and institutions that take interdisciplinary inclusive approach to people’s health and wellbeing. Together we seek to address inequality and exclusion in health and are open to new collaborations that would further this goal.
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