Was pleased to be part of the great group led by Dr Mélissa Mialon who worked on this. Working in silos against big corporations will not serve us well! The commercial determinants of health in Ireland: fueling an industrial epidemic at home and abroad bjgpopen.org/content/early/…

Brilliant event on the way, early summer, what's not to love? Speakers will include May VanSchakwyk and Mark Petticrew. exploring impact of corporate strategies across alcohol, gambling, tobacco, vaping and ultra processed food industries on young people.

New 3 minutes soundbite podcast from my interview with Paula Leonard last week on Near FM about her calls on Norma Foley T.D, Roderic O’Gorman TD and Stephen Donnelly re. Irish schools and family resource centres: youtube.com/watch?v=ddHAwl…

Alcohol is costing England £27.4bn a year, draining £4.9bn a year from health services, £14.6bn from crime and disorder, £2.9bn from social services and £5.1bn from the wider economy, says a new IAS report. [Note: Error in Guardian chart] @instalcstud theguardian.com/society/articl…

WEBINAR WEDNESADY with @ICAAN You are invited to a Zoom webinar. When: May 22, 2024 09:30 AM Dublin Topic: The Alcohol Industry & Our Health : i-Mark training for community, voluntary and youth organisations Register in advance for this webinar: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Donegal’s top garda wants tougher laws to protect young people at discos  donegalnews.com/donegals-top-g…

Really looking forward to having the support, guidance and expertise of James on our Board. His interest in commercial determinants aligns very closely with some of the work we have been doing through the i-Mark.

Our Orla was in great company for this training last week. Brilliant to see representatives from across the new prevention projects coming together for the European Universal Curriculum Training.

Pretty excited about this one!! But please note, its now on the 19th of June.

So we work at local, regional and national levels. This wonderful event is being organised by our Donegal family support team. Health inequality matters...building inclusive approaches matters

oh my giddy! The countdown is on to this event in Dublin next Monday. To book or for info, don't forget to email [email protected] Mark Petticrew May van Schalkwyk James Larkin Irish Heart Foundation NYCI No Name Club IrishYouthFoundation Comhairle na nÓg

Exciting webinar tomorrow from our lead for alcohol related brain injury, psychotherapist, Monika Kobylarska with leading expert in the field, Professor Emeritus Kenneth Wilson. Last minute registration email [email protected]

“There is an inherent conflict of interest between the motives of the alcohol industry and our health and well-being” Orla Fagan of I-CAAN opening Alcohol Forum Ireland, Create & Inspire Change event on corporations’ influence on health

Really important event being held by I-CAAN Alcohol Forum Ireland, Create & Inspire Change on commercial determinants of health and young people #CDoH

“Some industry funded alcohol education in schools encourages children to think positively about alcohol” Mark Petticrew describing the influence of the alcohol industry on kids at Alcohol Forum Ireland, Create & Inspire Change event

Oh what a wonderful event today. Really proud to be part of the @ICAAN network - thank you to Mark Petticrew May van Schalkwyk for your insightful and motivitating inputs and for coming to Dublin town for 'Hey Corporations: Leave our Kids Alone'

Getting out of our silos and coming together from different sectors to talk about how big business is damaging our health - across tobacco, alcohol, food, vaping. Hey Corporations: Leave Our Kids Alone - felt like a coming together I-CAAN DrGPhilosomon Ballymun LDATF

SAVE THE DATE – 5 September HRB-Funded Workshop: Priorities for future Research on Marketing and Consumption of NoLo Alcohol in Ireland

Being brought to you by our family support team in the North West..event will highlight disproportionate impact of alcohol harm on diverse communities, including ethnic minorities, LGBTQ+ communities and those with physical & sensory disabilities. more info [email protected]

LAST CHANCE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE 2 Days to Go Sept 5- Marketing/Consumption of NoLo Alcohol and CDoH in Ireland September is recovery month & Recovery Champions will join us in this event. Send email to book: see description for email