Extreme weather, conflict, and rising prices drive today’s global food polycrisis — but at its core lies inequality… Read More
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Nature on prescription: a green revolution in health
Evidence suggests that connecting with nature is a powerful tool for health and wellbeing. Could the solution to… Read More
“Silenced by snobbery”: from facing eviction to influencing government policy, one person’s fight to expose structural inequality
Dominic juggles life as a single dad, community researcher, and author. He has faced eviction, food insecurity, and… Read More
“Believe in human beings, the right to self-determination, and the right to live with dignity”: mental health advocate fights stigma and calls for change
Isolation and judgement contribute to the mental health problems of many people across Europe. In Poland, however, the… Read More
“Homelessness can affect anyone, and more quickly than you might think”: how Austria is leading the way to end homelessness
Neunerhaus, an Austrian social organisation, throws a lifeline, not just a helping hand, to those facing homelessness. In… Read More
Healthy and active ageing: looking through an economic lens
Improved life expectancy in Europe is a triumph for public health and health services. But it has also… Read More
From crisis to catalyst: it’s time to prioritise health and wellbeing
A cost-of-living crisis is more than just an economic squeeze: it is a public health emergency. A new… Read More
Gesundheit inklusiv: Betriebliche Gesundheitsförderung für Mitarbeiter mit Beeinträchtigungen
Die Lebens- und Arbeitssituation für Menschen mit Beeinträchtigungen weisen zwar spezifische Rahmenbedingungen der gesundheitlichen Ungleichheit auf, sind jedoch… Read More
Workplace health promotion for employees with disabilities: introducing ‘Health Inclusive’
The living and working conditions of people with disabilities are linked to health inequalities, but the same people… Read More
Putting quality employment and financial security at the heart of the recovery strategy
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Public Health Scotland has been supporting measures targeting employment and… Read More
Working conditions, chronic diseases, and inequalities: what the research tells us
Poor employment and poor working conditions contribute substantially to inequalities in chronic diseases across Europe. Dr Courtney McNamara… Read More
Designing a model of healthcare for migrant agricultural workers
In Italy’s hot and rural south, migrants are working the land. Their social, economic, and legal status –… Read More
Living, working, and COVID-19: how the lives of women and young people have changed
Since COVID-19 arrived in Europe, Eurofound has been researching how the pandemic is changing the way we work… Read More
How urban cleaners are taking ownership of health and safety culture
Keeping our cities clean is an essential and potentially hazardous job. Done incorrectly, it can have a harmful… Read More