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  Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #25, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy, Working Life & Social Protection

“Silenced by snobbery”: from facing eviction to influencing government policy, one person’s fight to expose structural inequality

  Ruth Thomas

Dominic juggles life as a single dad, community researcher, and author. He has faced eviction, food insecurity, and… Read More

  Edition #25, Environment & Sustainability, European & International Affairs, Policy

“In the face of the triple planetary crises, hope lies in humanity’s creative capacity”

  Antoine Oger and Taube Van Melkebeke

The EU is rethinking what economic success looks like. With GDP failing to reflect social and environmental wellbeing,… Read More

  Edition #25, European & International Affairs, Health & Social Systems, Policy

Time for a wellbeing economy, as Finnish economist urges EU to rethink growth and inequality

  Otto Kyyrönen

Otto Kyyrönen from SOSTE, the Finnish Federation for Social Affairs and Health, argues that the European Union’s new… Read More

  Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #25, Health & Social Systems, Policy

How Iceland’s wellbeing policies could be a blueprint for Europe

  Jenny Ingudottir

What do wellbeing economy policies look like, and how effective are they in practice? Could Europe truly benefit… Read More

  Behaviour & Addiction, Edition #24, Health Inequalities, Policy, Research

Alcohol advertising in France: How big investments fuel youth exposure

  Guillemette Quatremère and Viêt Nguyen-Thanh

Why are French youth still seeing so many alcohol ads, despite strict laws? Passed in 1991, the Évin… Read More

  Edition #24, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy

“Acting on the commercial determinants of health is more important than ever,” as Brussels embraces a business-first agenda

  Caroline Costongs

EDITORIAL The European Union is at a crucial turning point. Its shift toward competitiveness with business-friendly policies brings… Read More

  Edition #23, European & International Affairs, Mental Health, Policy

“Mental health at work has remained in the shadows for too long,” Belgium’s Deputy Prime Minister urges EU to dedicate the next 10 years to mental health

  Ruth Thomas

For the first time in a decade, the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union has… Read More

  Edition #23, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy, Working Life & Social Protection

“Homelessness can affect anyone, and more quickly than you might think”: how Austria is leading the way to end homelessness

  Ruth Thomas

Neunerhaus, an Austrian social organisation, throws a lifeline, not just a helping hand, to those facing homelessness. In… Read More

  Edition #22, Environment & Sustainability, European & International Affairs, NCDs, Policy

Health doesn’t start on the plate; it starts at the farmgate

  Célia Nyssens-James

While food is widely recognised as a cornerstone of health, its impact on our wellbeing extends far beyond… Read More

  Edition #22, Environment & Sustainability, European & International Affairs, Policy

Big business vs. public health: the hidden forces shaping our health

  Amandine Garde

It’s been 20 years since the European Union (EU) set out to promote better health for all. The… Read More

  Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #21, Health & Social Systems, Policy

Creating enabling environments: how innovative approaches can help protect the vulnerable

  Caroline Costongs

Editorial What is the power of community? In edition 21 we uncover stories from across Europe to find… Read More

  Edition #21, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy, Practice

Period poverty: the impact of Scotland’s revolutionary Act one year on

  Shirley Laing

Having access to menstrual products, hygiene facilities, waste management, and education are basic needs. But for many across… Read More

  Edition #21, Health & Social Systems, Policy, Practice

Can municipalities be umbrella settings for health?

  Ingrid Stegeman and Christina Platz

Health promotion is the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve their health, and… Read More

  Edition #20, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy, Practice

Can times of crisis provide an opportunity for change for health and wellbeing?

  Caroline Costongs

Churchill famously said, “Never let a good crisis go to waste”. The focus on public health since the COVID-19 pandemic has triggered… Read More

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