Learning to name what I have lived: Reflections from the Global Health Solidarity Open Forum
By Agnetta Lucia Nabukenya Msc. International Marketing Student, Jönköping University, Sweden
Blog posts
Ugly mugs and ‘No Sugar’ -thinking about solidarity within art museums and during coffee breaks.
Written by Dr. Marlise Richter, Senior Researcher, University of Cape Town.
At the end of April, the Global Health Solidarity Project hosted its third bi-monthly webinar entitled "Artistic and Activist Understandings of Solidarity During Times of Trouble." It invited three South African activist/artists to share their reflections on solidarity within their fields of practice.
Beyond Symbolic Acts: Moving from Instant Solidarity to Deep, Solid Commitments.
Written by Dr. Jae-Eun Noh, Research Fellow, ACU.
Solidarity in a Fragmented World: The Role of Young people.
Written by Dr. Julian Natukunda, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Oxford.
In a time when the world feels divided and uncertain, solidarity might just be our most radical and necessary act. Young people are clearly among the new powerhouses that must be brought into consideration to enact lasting change in global health.
Lessons Learned and Reflected: Echoes from the Mesoamerican Workshop on Solidarity and Global Health
Written by Francisco Mendina, PhD Candidate, Western University, Canada
Human Rights, Ethics and the Movement towards a Right to International Solidarity.
Written by Dr Marlise Richter, Senior Researcher, University of Cape Town.
Sex work, Solidarity, and the struggle for Rights, Safety, Health and Well-Being. A Journey Through Advocacy.
Excerpt by Dame Catherine Healy, delivered at the solidarity workshop held in Brisbane November 2024.
The long road to recognition
Exploring the Concept of Solidarity: Reflections and Insights from the First Global Health Solidarity Online Forum
Written by Rachel Okine, Research Assistant, University of Ghana.