Warwick Policy Hub Events
Warwick Policy Hub hosts a range of policy engagement events taking place throughout the year. Please see below for details of upcoming events and to book your place. If you have any questions about these events or if you are interested in organising your own policy engagement event, please contact the Research Impact Team by email:
NHS Policy Event
Date: 30 September 2024
Location: Warwick Conferences, Radcliffe
Registration will open soon.
This session will delivered by Glen Burley, Chief Executive, the Foundation Group of NHS trusts and Helen Bevan, Professor of Practice in Health and Care Improvement, Warwick Business School. This highly interactive session aims to provide those involved in teaching and research activities with an up to date overview of the health and care sector. This session is open to everyone with curiosity about the NHS and wider care system.
Net Zero Event
14 October 2024
Location: Warwick Conferences, Radcliffe
Registration will open soon.
Dr Kavin Narsimhan will be leading a knowledge exchange day focused on Net Zero with the Central Analysis team from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ).
Further information and booking details TBC
Why Should Our Rage be Tidy? Minoritised Survivors Experiences of Mental Health in a context of Violence and Abuse
October 2024
Imkaan, in collaboration with Professor Ravi Thiara, University of Warwick, will be hosting the launch of Why Should Our Rage Be Tidy? Minoritised Survivors Experiences of Mental Health in a context of Violence and Abuse.
The research was led by Professor Ravi Thiara in collaboration with Sumanta Roy, Imkaan and Dr Akima Thomas, Women and Girls Network.
It will be a closed event but there will be some spaces available for interested researchers.
Please get in touch with Professor Ravi Thiari to find out more.
Coming soon to Warwick Policy Hub
Environmental Sustainability and Climate Resistance
Further information and booking details to be confirmed.
This event will explore environmental sustainability and climate resistance.
Social Justice
Further information and booking details to be confirmed.
This session will explore the theme of promoting social justice.