Advocacy and Thought Leadership

The George Institute is focused on effective advocacy and thought leadership to improve health, aligned to our research goals.

We are engaging with key stakeholders, sharing insights and fostering discussions to stimulate debate, guide critical health policy decisions and facilitate evidence-based change.

By working with some of the world’s leading health voices we are amplifying our work in non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and injury and improving systems for prevention and treatment.

Our activities

Please join us for breakfast and to hear an important presentation and discussion on the Australian sugar system. Much of the recent debate around sugar in Australia has focussed on health and…
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On the 4th of December 2019, The George Institute for Global Health was honoured to host Distinguished Fellow Professor Göran Tomson at our Sydney office for a special seminar on the limitations of…
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On the 25th of November key researchers instrumental in the conception of “A Call to Action: Sex and gender in health research: updating policy to reflect evidence”, met to celebrate the…
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In this video of The George Institute for Global Health's Distinguished Fellow Professor Corinna Hawkes, she discusses what other cities can learn from London, and how the pathways to progress…
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On 15th of October 2019 The George Institute for Global Health held a panel discussion, ‘Data, science and achieving the sustainable development goals’ featuring two leading experts, Associate…
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Authored by Professor Goran Tomson, Distinguished Fellow, Thought Leadership program, The George Institute for Global Health. Professor Goran Tomson is a leading voice in global health systems…
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Mental health problems are some of the most challenging areas of health, but there are steps we can take to ensure they get the necessary attention – and a place within Universal Health Coverage (UHC…
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Global efforts to reverse the tide on road traffic crashes and deaths continue to think of the world as being divided into either high-income or low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). This has led…
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