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Partnering for prevention: Insights from two decades of policy and practice

By Health Equalities Group

Celebrating two decades of championing prevention, this short webinar will reflect on what we've achieved so far and what's next for HEG.

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Location

Online

Agenda

11:00 AM - 11:05 AM

Chair’s welcome and brief overview of the session: HEG Past, Present & Future

Professor Simon Capewell

11:05 AM - 11:15 AM

From Heart of Mersey to Health Equalities Group

Dr Robin Ireland

11:15 AM - 11:40 AM

Addressing the healthier weight and food systems agenda

Nicola Calder

11:15 AM - 11:40 AM

Working with the sports sector to deliver public health outcomes

Michael Viggars

11:15 AM - 11:40 AM

Settings-based approaches to prevention of ill health in Cheshire & Merseyside

Dr Matthew Philpott

11:40 AM - 11:55 AM

Panel discussion with invited guests, Chaired by Prof Simon Capewell

Dave Sweeney

Katharine Jenner

Beth Wolfenden

Dr Robin Ireland

11:55 AM - 12:00 PM

Looking to the future, how HEG can help your organisation, and reflections

Dr Matthew Philpott

Professor Simon Capewell

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Highlights

  • 1 hour
  • Online

About this event

Charity & Causes • Healthcare

As part of our 20th anniversary year, Health Equalities Group (HEG) will be hosting a one-hour webinar providing a space to reflect on two decades of upstream public health work, while firmly looking to the future. Drawing on our experience across programmes such as Heart of Mersey, Healthy Stadia, Food Active, and the Prevention Pledges, the webinar will explore how prevention can be meaningfully embedded into the everyday workings of local systems.

The discussion will examine how HEG’s approach – rooted in evidence, collaboration, and equity – has evolved to meet complex health challenges, and how this learning can inform the next phase of public health leadership. With contributions from partners in academia, the NHS, and local government, the event will explore how we are helping to shift systems upstream, embed prevention across settings, and respond to the wider determinants of health with clarity and purpose.

This will be a forward-looking conversation grounded in real-world experience, focused on the practical learning gained over the last twenty years and how we’re helping turn ambition into action. It will also reflect on the kinds of skills, insight, and collaboration that are needed to respond to emerging public health challenges, drawing on examples of how these have been applied in practice across programmes, partnerships, and settings.

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Health Equalities Group

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Sep 23 · 03:00 PDT