Jo Vearey, PhD
Governments are faced with the challenge of integrating the health needs of migrants into national plans, policies and strategies across sectors, responding to the call to ‘leave no one behind’ and achieve Universal Health Coverage, stated by the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. Coordinated efforts are needed to ensure that migrant health is addressed without discrimination… Continue reading (re)Setting the global migration and health agenda
This is a piece I contributed to the 2016 Sex worker zine project publication of the MoVE:method:visual:explore project. Produced under a creative commons licence, I re-post it here. Just research? The work shared in this publication reflects the combined and collective efforts of many individuals, in very different ways: people who sell sex; migrants; sex… Continue reading Just research?
The 3rd National Consultation on Migration and Health is currently underway. Organised by IOM, with the National Department of Health, the Consultation aims to explore progress made to addressing migration and health in South Africa. According to the concept note developed by the IOM: "The consultation builds on previous meetings as well as ongoing current… Continue reading 3rd South African Consultation on #migrationhealth
Here are the slides and audio from a seminar I gave at the University of Edinburgh in October 2016.
In July 2016, I was interviewed on Ubuntu Radio about the need for migration-aware HIV responses in southern Africa. Ntokozo Yingwana (also of maHp) wrote a great piece for The Conversation about this.
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