On Thursday 26 March, the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences (NDPCHS) hosted a reflective and forward-looking event to celebrate the culmination of the 12-part Decolonising Global Health blog series. Bringing together contributors, students and researchers, the event created space to revisit key themes from the series, amplify diverse perspectives and explore how conversations sparked through the blogs can translate into meaningful action.
The event marked a milestone moment for the blog series, which ran monthly throughout 2025. Designed as a multi-session dialogue, the programme combined structured discussion with open reflection, encouraging participants to critically engage with the ideas and tensions at the heart of decolonising global health.
Opening the event, series curator Corina Cheeks welcomed attendees and acknowledged the many contributors who had shaped the blog series over the past year. She reflected on its evolution as both a platform for storytelling and a catalyst for broader departmental engagement, highlighting its role in connecting voices across disciplines, geographies and lived experiences. Corina also recognised the pivotal role of Dr Maju Brunette, a recent alumna of the MSc in Global Healthcare Leadership programme, in initiating the series and helping to shape its direction through her contributions and networks.
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