Advocacy and Thought Leadership

The George Institute is focused on effective advocacy and thought leadership to improve health, aligned to our research goals.

We are engaging with key stakeholders, sharing insights and fostering discussions to stimulate debate, guide critical health policy decisions and facilitate evidence-based change.

By working with some of the world’s leading health voices we are amplifying our work in non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and injury and improving systems for prevention and treatment.

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Coffee with Latin America - The challenges of providers: training and specialists
Caring for chronic illness has many challenges - from health systems level to how health professionals are trained in different settings. Hear from a range of speakers across the world at our webinar…
Video
Blog: Key messages and reflections from ‘Coffee with Latin America: The challenges of providers: training and specialists'
‘Coffee with Latin America’ and ‘Tea with Africa’ are part of The George Institute’s initiative aimed to promote discussion around various health-related topics to foster partnership and…
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The George Institute's pre-budget submission 2023 – 2024
The George Institute for Global Health is pleased to contribute a written submission, ‘Supporting chronic disease prevention in Australia’, to the Commonwealth Treasury ahead of the release of the…
Policy and Practice Reports
Worlds Collide: What does it mean to ‘go viral’?
In this episode of The Scan’s World’s Collide Series, Seye and Jaime discuss what it means to ‘go viral’ and the role social media has in increasing impact of work; they talk about rejection and…
Podcast
Tea with Africa: Chronic Kidney Disease in Africa: Lived experiences and opportunities for improving systems of care
To mark the Word Kidney day, The George Institute for Global Health invites you to the session of the 'Tea with Africa' conversation on Thursday 09th March at 8:00am GMT, 9:00am WAT, 9:00am BST, 10:…
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Evidence2Policy 2023: From global to local and back again: Perspectives on community engagement in universal health coverage
The George Institute for Global Health, India, is organising its sixth evidence2policy (e2p) virtual lecture inviting Dr. Justin Koonin to speak on the topic “From global to local and back again:…
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George Institute submission on Transforming Australian Food Systems
The George Institute for Global Health is pleased to respond to the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) on the Transforming Australian Food Systems: Discussion Paper…
Policy and Practice Reports
George Institute submission on the Measuring What Matters Framework
The George Institute for Global Health is pleased to contribute a written submission to the Commonwealth Treasury on the consultation for the ‘Measuring What Matters’ Framework. The George Institute…
Policy and Practice Reports
Bitesize: How can human rights law improve women’s health?
In this bitesize episode we ask how can human rights law improve women’s health? We speak with health researcher and lawyer Dr Janani Shanthosh, author of a new report that looks at laws around the…
Podcast
New research highlights how human rights law can improve women's health
Research launched at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland offers a rare glimpse at how the key international convention on women’s rights has been translated into national laws on issues such as…
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