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This list is in chronological order, starting with the events that begin earlier in the day.
Events with a star are highlighted by EUPHA.
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HW70 - Move for mental health (The World Groove Movement; Department of Public Health, Babeș-Bolyai University, Romania;) |
Date / theme: | Monday 12 May - Mental Health: Health Workforce at the Centre |
Time: | 12h00 until 13h00 (GMT+01:00) Paris (organisers' local time) (please check your equivalent time zone here!) |
Event type: | Wellbeing & Active Living Session |
Event format: | Online only |
Description: | In celebration of European Public Health Week, we invite you to a powerful evening of movement and connection designed to support mental and emotional well-being. This special Groove session is all about supporting mental health through joyful movement and meaningful reflection. This is more than just dance: it’s a safe, supportive space to move, release, and reconnect to yourself and others. Let’s raise awareness for mental health and celebrate the power of community, movement, and joy. |
Hosting country: | Netherlands, Romania and Mexico, US, Canada |
Specific location(s): | https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87885831942?pwdjNVQJU1KHXwMiajUZOPOb7bKeb6b9T.1 |
Language(s): | English |
Reach: | Global |
Organisers: | The World Groove Movement; Department of Public Health, Babeș-Bolyai University, Romania; |
For registration and further information please contact the event organisers directly: |
Website: | https://theworldgroovemovement.com/shop/misty-eupha-event/ |
Contact email: | monica.brinzac@publichealth.ro |
Contact info: | Monica Brînzac |
Social media: | https://theworldgroovemovement.com/ |
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HW262 - EARLY: Robust data on Youth mental health (EARLY project partners: HS EL, EUPHA, ASPHER, WONCA, GAMIAN, LOGOS, ULB, TUM, TAU, SAPIENZA, SPNPPC, MUG, ISPUP, UMFCV, UNS-MF, ISGLOBAL, UAU, ZHAW) |
Date / theme: | Monday 12 May - Mental Health: Health Workforce at the Centre |
Time: | 17h00 until 18h00 (GMT+01:00) Berlin (organisers' local time) (please check your equivalent time zone here!) |
Event type: | Webinar |
Event format: | Online only |
Description: | Mental health conditions (MHC) are a significant public health challenge, particularly among youth. Mental health conditions share standard processes. Yet, knowledge on MHC and the common processes among youth, parents, and stakeholders is limited. Perceptions of MHCs may differ from scientifically established knowledge. In this webinar, we will 1) provide knowledge on perceptions of youth mental health among youth, parents, and stakeholders from Belgium, Germany, Israel, Poland, Serbia, and 2) highlight the 12-country epidemiological study, which will provide robust knowledge on youth mental health. Additionally, EUPHA will moderate Q&A's and deliver a high-level overview on its engagement for the youth. |
Hosting country: | Netherlands |
Specific location(s): | https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_s2C7Ygg8RJWJKARjlpXWWw |
Language(s): | English |
Reach: | European |
Organisers: | EARLY project partners: HS EL, EUPHA, ASPHER, WONCA, GAMIAN, LOGOS, ULB, TUM, TAU, SAPIENZA, SPNPPC, MUG, ISPUP, UMFCV, UNS-MF, ISGLOBAL, UAU, ZHAW |
For registration and further information please contact the event organisers directly: |
Website: | https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_s2C7Ygg8RJWJKARjlpXWWw |
Contact email: | j.hein@euphaoffice.org |
Contact info: | Julian Hein |
Social media: | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/eupha/ - BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/eupha.bsky.social |
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Date / theme: | Tuesday 13 May - Global Health: Food Systems, Health Security, Climate, and Sustainability |
Time: | 13h00 until 14h00 (GMT+01:00) Paris (organisers' local time) (please check your equivalent time zone here!) |
Event type: | Webinar |
Event format: | Online only |
Description: | Accreditation as a Foundation of Trust in Public Health explores how quality assurance mechanisms can strengthen both public and professional trust in public health systems. It examines how accreditation can help bridge gaps by supporting equitable training across regions and institutions, ensuring that all areas have access to the necessary resources and expertise. The topic also addresses the challenge of harmonizing public health education in a diverse Europe, balancing shared competencies with local relevance. This approach aims to build a mobile, collaborative, and skilled workforce. |
Hosting country: | Netherlands |
Specific location(s): | https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83165103887?pwdkFHnMSb5OHa0wAKqTinC0sHTgwX86n.1 |
Language(s): | English |
Reach: | European |
Organisers: | APHEA, EUPHA |
For registration and further information please contact the event organisers directly: |
Website: | https://www.aphea.be/ |
Contact email: | m.brinzac@euphaoffice.org |
Contact info: | Monica Brînzac |
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HW309 - Benefits of Thalasso therapy (Marlies Sobczak-Boumans, European Spas Association Thalasso Group Leader
PhD Researcher Julia Kinet (BGRL, Ghent University)) |
Date / theme: | Tuesday 13 May - Global Health: Food Systems, Health Security, Climate, and Sustainability |
Time: | 14h00 until 14h45 (GMT+01:00) Amsterdam (organisers' local time) (please check your equivalent time zone here!) |
Event type: | Webinar |
Event format: | Online only |
Description: | General overview - Thalassotherapy, using coastal environments for therapeutic purposes, is gaining scientific validation. Recent studies show that just 20 minutes of walking by the sea can significantly reduce salivary cortisol levels, indicating decreased stress. In coastal Belgium, where one in three residents is over 65, wearable technologies now track physiological responses such as heart rate variability and skin conductance. PhD researcher Julia Kinet (BGRL, Ghent University) will present data on how prolonged coastal exposure positively influences autonomic nervous system activity and cognitive performance in older adults, supporting integrating thalasso practices into preventive health strategies. |
Hosting country: | Netherlands and Belgien |
Specific location(s): | https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81786576378?pwdqo0sz00IX6qKJcHYKvSCWkWEc7QgTX.1 D: 817 8657 6378, code: 985544 |
Language(s): | English |
Reach: | European |
Organisers: | Marlies Sobczak-Boumans, European Spas Association Thalasso Group Leader
PhD Researcher Julia Kinet (BGRL, Ghent University) |
For registration and further information please contact the event organisers directly: |
Website: | https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81786576378?pwdqo0sz00IX6qKJcHYKvSCWkWEc7QgTX.1 |
Contact email: | office@europeanspas.eu |
Contact info: | Meeting-ID: 817 8657 6378
Code: 985544 |
Social media: | https://www.facebook.com/europeanspas
https://www.linkedin.com/company/european-spas-association https://europeanspas.eu/report-from-the-4th-online-meeting-of-the-thalasso-working-group/ |
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Date / theme: | Wednesday 14 May - Healthy Ageing vs multimorbidities in a digital world |
Time: | 13h00 until 14h00 (GMT+01:00) Brussels (organisers' local time) (please check your equivalent time zone here!) |
Event type: | Webinar |
Event format: | Online only |
Description: | This webinar is a follow-up webinar to ASPHER and EUPHA webinar entitled: "Strengthening Public Health Advocacy", which took place on April 2nd 2025. This follow-up webinar will cover the global aspects of protecting public health, given the recent expressions of concern or calls for reevaluation of WHO membership in European countries, and beyond. The format of the webinar will be a dialogue between Emma Rawson-Te Patu (WFPHA President) and John Middleton (GNAPH President-elect), moderated by Avi Magid. |
Hosting country: | Netherlands |
Specific location(s): | For registration please enter the link: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/e2d9ffb8-f31f-47cc-8d08-d2f0722bcf18@63ac4101-dd05-4771-bcd6-2e2a5421e5fa |
Language(s): | English |
Reach: | Global |
Organisers: | ASPHER, EUPHA, WFPHA, GNAPH |
For registration and further information please contact the event organisers directly: |
Contact email: | magid.avi@gmail.com |
Contact info: | Avi Magid |
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Date / theme: | Friday 16 May - Next generation: Public health of today and tomorrow |
Time: | 9h00 until 24h00 (GMT+01:00) Paris (organisers' local time) (please check your equivalent time zone here!) |
Event type: | video statement |
Event format: | Online only |
Description: | The YoungEFPC statement, “Today’s Voice, Tomorrow’s Health: I Lead the Way,” highlights the central role of young health professionals in shaping the future of public health. It reinforces the idea that young leaders bring innovation, courage, and new perspectives—but to make real impact, they must be given tangible opportunities, shared leadership, and genuine trust to drive lasting, inclusive change. |
Hosting country: | Netherlands |
Specific location(s): | To confirm where video statement will be published |
Language(s): | English |
Reach: | European |
Organisers: | European Forum for Primary Care |
For registration and further information please contact the event organisers directly: |
Website: | euprimarycare.org |
Contact email: | r.gouweloos@euprimarycare.org |
Contact info: | Robyn Gouweloos |
Social media: | LinkedIn: @europeanprimarycareforum, BlueSky: @efpc.bsky.social |
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