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Global Health Partnerships and Diaspora Successes

Anti-RacismDiasporaHealthNetworking, Shared Learning Event In person event Conwy Business Centre, Junction Way, Llandudno Junction, LL31 9XX Register

Global Health Partnerships Cymru, supported by Hub Cymru Africa, invites you to a stimulating in-person event focused on advancing Wales’ efforts in anti-racism and global health.

We’ll be welcoming expert speakers in global health links, anti-racism and diaspora successes:

  • Dr Julia Terry, Chair Global Health Partnerships Cymru
  • Prof Anton Emmanuel,  Head of Strategy and Implementation of the Workforce Race Equality Standard (WRES) for Wales
  • Sam Njoku, Director of North Wales Africa Society & Clinical Lead Physiotherapist
  • Moses Mulimira, Diaspora Engagement Advisor, Global Health Partnerships

Together, we’ll explore the inspiring efforts of our health partner links, local and global contributions of diaspora staff, tackle challenges like bullying and discrimination, and celebrate best practice in supporting local networks and communities.

Be part of this important dialogue as we connect with health boards, stakeholders, and advocacy groups to shape a more inclusive future aligned with the Welsh Government’s Anti-Racist Wales Action Plan. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, collaborate, and make a difference!

Agenda

12:00 Registration and Networking
12:30Welcome and Opening Remarks from Dr Julia Terry, Chair of Global Health Partnerships Cymru
12:35“Anti-racist Wales action plan: making progress within the Welsh NHS” | Keynote Address by Prof Anton Emmanuel
13:00Panel discussion: Global health partnerships' successes and challenges: presentations and an opportunity to share learning with Wales and Africa and other global links
14:00Cinio / Lunch
15:00“Experts in Our Midst: Recognising the contribution of diaspora staff to UK and global health” | Keynote Address by Moses Mulimira, Diaspora Engagement Advisor, Global Health Partnerships
15:15Panel Discussion: Celebrating and supporting diaspora healthcare professionals in Wales - presentations and discussion
16:15Shared Lived Experiences: Hear experiences of diaspora staff in Wales and people involved in global health partnerships
17:15Egwyl / Break
17:30“Shifting power and building sustainability ” | Keynote Address by Sam Njoku, Director of North Wales Africa Society & Clinical Lead Physiotherapist
17:45World Café: Work in small groups to tackle challenges in global partnerships and supporting diaspora health workers
18:45Closing Remarks: Claire O’Shea, Head of Hub Cymru Africa
19:00End

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