Events in July 2022
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June 29, 2022(1 event)
AHA Seminar SessionsAlcohol harm and ethnicityAHA Seminar SessionsAlcohol harm and ethnicity 
Online Alcohol harm and ethnicity: how does alcohol use differ across ethnic groups, and what does this mean for treatment services? In this AHA Seminar Session, Dr Laura Goodwin and Jo-Anne Puddephatt will present their latest findings from their Alcohol Change UK funded project. This project examines how UK population data provides insight into how alcohol use (and the association of mental health) differs across ethnic groups. They will also share preliminary qualitative findings regarding how experiences of alcohol use among ethnic minority groups relates to their experiences of seeking mental health support. |
June 30, 2022(1 event)
Alcohol Focus Scotland and Alcohol Marketing Expert Network Report LaunchAlcohol Focus Scotland and Alcohol Marketing Expert Network Report Launch 
Online Join Alcohol Focus Scotland and the Alcohol Marketing Expert Network for the online launch of their new report. Exposure to alcohol marketing causes consumption. It encourages positive attitudes towards alcohol, influences our drinking behaviour and creates a culture where regular alcohol consumption is considered normal and desirable. At the same time, alcohol causes more than 200 diseases and conditions, and someone loses their life to alcohol somewhere in the world every ten seconds. This new report presents evidence of the impact of alcohol marketing on people with (or at risk of) an alcohol problem, children and young people, and the general population. |
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July 19, 2022(2 events)
BDP Creative Communities Summer Concert at Bristol BeaconBDP Creative Communities Summer Concert at Bristol Beacon 
Tuesday, 19 July 2022, 3PM Join us for a showcase of performances from Bristol Recovery Orchestra and Rising Voices Recovery Choir, joined by musicians from Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and very special special guest, local trumpet legend, Pete Judge. Free entry but we welcome donations us to continue the life changing work we do with people in recovery from alcohol and other drug use. To find out how to get involved in BDP Creative Communities either as a participant in recovery, or a musician volunteer, please contact Sophie at BDP on sophie.wilsdon@bdp.org.uk or 0117 987 6000. RSHE Training and Knowledge Seminar - Drugs and Alcohol EducationRSHE Training and Knowledge Seminar - Drugs and Alcohol Education 
19 July 2022 The Alcohol Education Trust and The DSM Foundation charities with 20 years of experience between them of supporting teachers and professionals with resources and training to deliver effective alcohol and drugs education, are running a half day of CPD open freely to all. The seminar will support teachers and health/youth professionals across the Borough to equip young people with the skills and resilience to stay safe around alcohol and drugs. This half day of activities will divide into three themes: Early Intervention and Prevention approaches for Years 7-9, harm reduction support for Years 10-13 and support for children with additional learning needs and those more vulnerable to alcohol and drug related harms. |
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July 26, 2022(2 events)
9:30 am: People Of Colour Coming Into Treatment Community Event9:30 am: People Of Colour Coming Into Treatment Community Event – 
Soho House Museum Change Grow Live Birmingham would like to welcome to our bespoke People of Colour Community Event on Tuesday 26th July. You’ll have the opportunity to hear from inspirational and local speakers from your community. You can also learn more about becoming a mentor, supporting people through our substance misuse services to help them move towards recovery. **The event is aimed at professionals and organisations in Birmingham who work with vulnerable people accessing drug and alcohol support, or may want to access this support** 11:00 am: The Covid Hangover report launch - IAS11:00 am: The Covid Hangover report launch - IAS – 
Online We are pleased to invite you to a webinar to launch our new modelling report, which looks at how changes in drinking patterns during the pandemic could lead to thousands of additional disease cases and death. The pandemic saw a polarisation in drinking, with light and moderate drinkers generally consuming less, and heavier drinkers consuming more. This led to a 20% increase in alcohol-specific deaths in England from 2019-2020. Our new study - with chronic disease modelling specialists HealthLumen - looks at three scenarios for how drinking patterns could continue between now and 2035, and we project the disease, deaths and NHS cost associated with each scenario. In this event we will discuss the report findings and policy implications. Sheffield University has developed a similar modelling report, which will be presented by Colin Angus. |
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