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Sydney Ideas
Sydney Ideas
500 episodes
1 month ago
Slow ageing with University of Sydney Experts by Sydney Ideas
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Slow ageing with University of Sydney Experts by Sydney Ideas
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Education
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Alastair Campbell: Setting The Mental Health Agenda
Sydney Ideas
49 minutes 33 seconds
1 year ago
Alastair Campbell: Setting The Mental Health Agenda
How do we move the needle on mental health outcomes? Alastair Campbell and leading experts discuss what can be done to influence the appropriate social and political responses. Known for his role as communications director for former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell has emerged as a prominent advocate for mental health action around the world. In this Sydney Ideas public talk, Alastair shares brief reflections and then joined on stage by NSW Minister for Mental Health and Youth, The Hon. Minister Rose Jackson MLC; business leader Sam Mostyn AO (Chair of Beyond Blue); and youth mental health leaders Tanya Dearle and Zsofi de Haan. Our esteemed panel explore ways of moving forward and creating action to enhance mental health services and outcomes for all. Professor Ian Hickie AO, Co-director of Health and Policy at Brain and Mind Centre, hosts this event. This event was held on Monday 4 March 2024 at the University of Sydney and was presented with Brain and Mind Centre and Matilda Centre.
Sydney Ideas
Slow ageing with University of Sydney Experts by Sydney Ideas