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Thank you to the children today for sharing their drawings and ideas about our ISUPPORT standards! Loved the musical statues idea for ‘keeping still’ for a procedure 🤩
Join us Thursday at 5pm for a celebration to thank our amazing supporters & launch HealthLit4Everyone. If you are an existing supporter or you are curious about how you can become a supporter come along. Once you hear our mission & vision you will be hooked! QR code registration
Last day in Geneva @ChurchillTrust: online meeting with @k_srensen "health literacy is like a kitchen sink- we all need to get in and help" & face to face with nicole valentine from SDoH & HiAP @WHO we discussed the need to consider a shift to a health and wellbeing economy.
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Talk to parents of high school students and they will tell you they are worried about this.
Talk to teachers and this is the reaction you get 👇👇
Meeting (7/7/2023) @WHO with Trinette, Yasmin & @Fatenhealth to discuss my @ChurchillTrust question: is health literacy a health, education & community issue? Great alignment in thinking. This was conversation one of hopefully many! You will have to read my report to see answer..
Slower day 2day, morning run in Geneva. Easily in my top 3 cities! Looking forward to visit @WHO this Thur 6/7 to meet staff in healthy cities, healthy settings & health promoting schools 2 discuss health literacy as important to achieving health & equity 4all. @ChurchillTrust
My @ChurchillTrust journey ends soon. My international peers answered my question is health literacy: heath/education/community issue. Many thanked me for starting this conversation in their country. Upon my return we need to talk about this for the sake of Australia's children.
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The AHPA Board has resolved to confer the award of Life Member of the Association to Professor James Smith. The nomination recognises James for his dedication, commitment & exemplary service across all areas of AHPA & to the broader health promotion community.
#AHPAAGM23

ALT White PowerPoint slide with blue wire decorative swirl at the bottom. A black and white picture of a man with a beard smiling is on the right. Text says Professor James Smith.“One of the unique things with James is that when he works with Aboriginal males and people, he listens and follows instructions so that he gets the right information and can converse with people rightfully, and this has helped communities and men participate in these projects. The awards and accolades shown on his CV demonstrate his high esteem, dedication, and commitment to this work.” – Dr Mick Adams
Wow...just wow...thanks @OsloMet and friends for making my time in Oslo so productive. Great to share knowledge @kirstiri @SolviHelseth & team and I am super excited for what future opportunities exist. Great work, health literacy in Norway is in great hands! @ChurchillTrust
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Switzerland is the 3rd largest donor to UN Women’s core resources.
Core support enables rapid and flexible response to the emerging challenges that women and girls face globally.
#FundingGenderEquality
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Happing now at @Europarl_EN
EUPHA fully supports this call for multi-annual #operatinggrants for health NGOs.
This is needed for independence, continuity, level playing field. Read our editorial in #EJPH on this:
academic.oup.com/eurpub/arti…
With @milkasklvc
LIVE: Supporting Civil Society Organisations: Ways to Sustainable Funding
📍 European Parliament & online
Follow our live-tweeting below 🧵
#EU4HealthCivilSocietyAlliance #OperatingGrants
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Dear women,
Know that you are capable of amazing things, and never let anyone tell you otherwise. Period.
RT and empower other women!
Thanks to Rasmus Baagland & Tue Kristensen from the Health Directorate in Copenhagen. Great to hear @SSTSundhed started their health literacy journey 4 years ago, with focus on health using "8 paths to a health literacy organisation". Great that workplaces & kindergartens next.
A @ChurchillTrust highlight, my visit to UN City (23/6/23) to meet with @WHO_Europe to discuss importance of health literacy for children & adolescents (Anastasia Koylyu, Siff Nielsen & Stef Harsch-Oria). Much agreement & commitment to continue focus together.Pinching myself!
With heartfelt gratitude for my Copenhagen tour guide @HarschStefanie . Your local know how and talent for matching my interests with what your wonderful city has to offer are your key competencies!!! @ChurchillTr
From time2time we meet generous & heart driven people. They see life the same but differently. They are passionate & can create a safe space for discussion, questions & growth.
Stefani & I were able to have thoughtful health literacy conversation for 20hrs..as we rode, walked, swam & explored Copenhagen.
@HarschStefanie thankyou for our thinking time together. Hopefully there is many more!





















