Seminar
Event
ADRC NI 2nd Policy Symposium: Migrants and health inequalities
Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland
This is a free event
A forum to discuss research, outreach and advocacy on migrant health inequalities, connecting researchers, practitioners and policymakers.
You are invited to the Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland (ADRC NI)'s second policy symposium event, focusing on inequalities facing migrant communities in accessing health and social care.
Researchers across the UK and Ireland will present findings on issues like mental health, disability, dental care, and access, and participate in panel discussions with practitioners, policymakers and community advocates. Co-hosted by Stronger Together
Registration is essential to guarantee a place: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/migrant-health-inequalities-policy-symposium-tickets-71248282531
Sector:
- Community development
- Health and wellbeing
- Lobbying/policy
- Race/ethnicity
Date and Time
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Location
Canada Room, Queen's University Belfast
University Street
Belfast
BT7 1NN
United Kingdom
ADRC NI 2nd Policy Symposium: Migrants and health inequalities
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