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Public Health Association of New Zealand

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Past events

09 Nov 2022	15TH EUROPEAN PUBLIC HEALTH CONFERENCE
26 Aug 2022	DAFFODIL DAY AUG 26,2022
09 Aug 2022	INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE WORLD'S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AUG 9, 2022
05 Aug 2022	Health Coalition Aotearoa AGM and Conference 'Tackling unhealthy products in the new health system'
28 Jul 2022	WORLD HEPATITIS DAY JULY 28, 2022
27 Jul 2022	University of Otago Winter Symposium Series 2022 July 27, August 3 & 10
29 Jun 2022	Tū Mai: Rongoā Māori Symposium
28 Jun 2022	Second edition of the Global Community Health Annual Workshop
04 Apr 2022	Public Health Advocacy course
19 Mar 2022	TE TIRITI-BASED FUTURES + ANTI-RACISM
02 Feb 2022	Beyond biculturalism with Prof Dominic O'Sullivan
25 Nov 2021	PHANZ AGM 2021
16 Aug 2021	Critical te Tiriti analysis: A tool to strengthen te Tiriti compliance
26 May 2021	Radical (self & collective) care
31 Mar 2021	PHA@AUT Critical Te Tiriti analysis: A tool to strengthen te Tiriti compliance
24 Mar 2021	Disrupting racism & upholding te Tiriti o Waitangi - moving past rhetoric
22 Mar 2021	PHA@AUT webinar: Beyond diversity the myth of institutional inclusion
01 Dec 2020	PHANZ Policy Forum 2020: "The case for an independent Māori Health Authority" with A/Prof Terryann Clark and Sharon Shea
24 Nov 2020	PHA@AUT Branch: 'New Zealand's public health institutions in a COVID-19 and post COVID-19 world: What might a fit-for-purpose system look like?' with Peter Crampton
30 Mar 2020	Kōrero and kai - potluck dinner
30 Mar 2020	Canterbury-West Coast PHA branch screening of “Dealing with your Racist Uncle"
29 Mar 2020	Otago/Southland PHA branch 'Dealing with your Racist Uncle'
22 Mar 2020	Invitation to join anti-racism webinar watch party
21 Mar 2020	Te Tiriti-based futures & Anti-racism 2020
10 Feb 2020	Public Health Summer School 2020
12 Dec 2019	PHA Auckland Branch AGM
20 Sep 2019	Meet the Southern DHB Candidates
18 Sep 2019	Meet the CCDHB Candidates
10 Sep 2019	2019 PHANZ Public Health Champion Awards
10 Sep 2019	PHANZ Annual General Meeting 2019
10 Sep 2019	Asian Caucus Hui
10 Sep 2019	Pacific Caucus Hui
10 Sep 2019	2019 PHA Policy Forum
10 Sep 2019	2019 PHANZ AGM, Policy Forum & Public Health Champion Awards presentation
10 Sep 2019	Māori Caucus Hui
08 Jul 2019	Call for Abstracts Submission by 15 July 2019
07 Jul 2019	CAHRE National Symposium 2019
07 Jun 2019	Lifestyle Medicine 2019
31 May 2019	Post Budget Breakfast
29 Apr 2019	Health and the environment at work: the need for solutions
07 Apr 2019	Waiora: Promoting Planetary Health and Sustainable Development for All
02 Apr 2019	Measuring deprivation in the Otago region
19 Mar 2019	Re-engaging with Te Tiriti o Waitangi Workshop
11 Feb 2019	23rd Public Health Summer School
05 Nov 2018	Re-engaging with Te Tiriti o Waitangi workshop
08 Oct 2018	Healthy housing - Letting the government know what we want
19 Sep 2018	2018 NZCPHM Annual Scientific Meeting and 10th Anniversary Celebrations
09 Aug 2018	PHA Auckland branch hui
03 Jul 2018	Food for Thought Series - Corporate Rehabilitation and Food Marketing
05 Jun 2018	Canterbury West Coast Branch AGM
03 May 2018	CHAPPAQUIDDICK - Wellington Branch movie fundraiser -
12 Apr 2018	Reinventing advocacy campaigns to win in the 21st century
10 Apr 2018	Wellington branch committee meeting
20 Mar 2018	Eco Design Advisor Conference 2018
13 Mar 2018	2018 NGO Health & Disability Sector Forum
03 Oct 2017	2017 PHA AGM
02 Oct 2017	PHA Conference 2017
29 Aug 2017	Election Forum on Public Health
09 Aug 2017	Auckland Branch 2017 AGM
25 Jul 2017	Food for Thought Series - Food for Wellbeing
19 Jun 2017	Maori Public Health Symposium 2017
26 May 2017	Post-Budget Breakfast 2017
17 May 2017	Adult Poverty Hui
03 Apr 2017	15th World Congress on Public Health
08 Mar 2017	Celebrating Women's Working Day
01 Dec 2016	Order your copy of The Lens
04 Nov 2016	The Future of Public Health
03 Nov 2016	Māori Caucus 20th Anniversary Hui
07 Sep 2015	Healthy people, healthy nation – Public health is everybody's business
06 Oct 2014	Connecting Communities, Policy and Science

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