Applies community theory and practice to address health inequalities, in both Global North and South contexts.
Introduction – tackling inequalities and achieving the right to health in a worse-off world through community participation;
Part 1: Conceptual and theoretical frameworks;
Rethinking ‘community’ in community development;
Models of participation;
History of community development and participation in public health – from primary care movement to sustainable development goals (SDGs);
Part 2: Models of Practice in health;
Advocacy and social movements for the right to health;
Addressing political, social and commercial determinants;
Influencing policy, issue selection and agenda setting;
Ensuring accountability;
Working with communities at the margins;
Part 3: Mechanisms and tools for community development;
Role of the arts;
Social media and media;
Protest and civil disobedience;
Conclusion.
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