Public Health: Local Lessons for Global Outcomes

Join us for Public Health: Local Lessons for Global Outcomes, an engaging panel discussion exploring how local health interventions can inform global policy, strengthen crisis preparedness, and promote health justice.

We’re delighted to welcome Professor A.S.M. Amanullah, Ph.D, Vice-Chancellor, National University, Bangladesh , an internationally respected academic renowned for his pioneering work on HIV/AIDS education, migrant health, and health equity across South Asia.

Originally from Bangladesh, Professor Amanullah earned his BSS (Hons) and MSS degrees in Sociology from the University of Dhaka, graduating with First Class First honours, before completing a PhD in Medical Sociology at the University of New South Wales, Australia, in 2002.

Based in the Department of Sociology at the University of Dhaka, Professor Amanullah has led extensive research exploring the social dimensions of health, migration, and inequality, contributing significantly to global understanding of health equity and education.

Professor Amanullah will be joined by Professor Naomi Sharples (Chair), Professor Louise Ackers, Dr Anna Cooper-Ryan, and Dr Matt Wallace (School of Health & Society, The University of Salford).

Together, the panel will discuss the intersections of migration, health inequity, and community-based approaches that shape both local and global outcomes.

This free event includes refreshments, snacks, and post-event networking, providing an excellent opportunity to connect with colleagues and engage in thought-provoking discussion.

Event Details

🗓 Date: Monday 24 November 2025
🕕 Time: 6:00 – 8:30 pm
📍 Venue: Mary Seacole G.21, School of Health & Society, University of Salford

Schedule

• 6:00 pm – Pre-event drinks
• 6:30 – 7:30 pm – Panel discussion & Q&A
• 7:30 – 8:30 pm – Post-event refreshments & networking

Parking and travel information:
Travel | University of Salford
Car parking | University of Salford Please note Frederick Carpark is the closest carpark and is now open