Events

Professor Janet Hoek presents a webinar on the smokefree generation

Pre-recorded versions of these presentations were delivered at the SRNT Baltimore conference.
This is your opportunity to see them LIVE with Q&A and a dynamic panel discussion.

To mark International Human Rights Day on 10 December 2021, UQ’s Centre for Research Excellence on Achieving the Tobacco Endgame (Tobacco Endgame CRE) and Centre for Policy Futures and the University of Groningen's Global Health Law Research Centre will host a 1-hour online panel event focusing on how the Tobacco Endgame is a matter of health and human rights. Panellists will consider strategic ways on why law (and specifically human rights law, policy & principle) is an important tool for health researchers engaged in advancing the Tobacco Endgame in Australia and internationally. Discussion will also focus on the ways that law can be leveraged for rights-based sustainable, equity-driven human and environmental health and wellbeing outcomes of inter-generational impact.

Prof Geoffrey Fong delivered a webinar presentation entitled “Endgame Developments in Other Countries and Findings from the ITC Canada 2020 Survey on Support for Endgame Proposals” for the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit webinar “Whither Canada’s Tobacco Endgame: Looking Back, Looking Forward” on 2 November 2021.

This 3-hour SRNT virtual meeting will provide an overview of the various Commercial Tobacco Endgame approaches from regions around the world, highlight Indigenous perspectives and describe progress and challenges to implementation. Presentations will identify research gaps and address policy, legal, economic and disparities issues.

The Tobacco Endgame CRE is pleased to invite you to our second webinar: Dr Gary Chan from The University of Queensland will present on the impact of tobacco control policies on adolescent vaping in 44 lower-middle, upper-middle, and high-income countries.

Prof Tony Blakely presents "What do COVID-19 and the tobacco epidemics have in common? A need for quality modelling of intervention impacts"

This presentation will give an overview of the aims and planned research activities of the new Centre of Research Excellence on Achieving the Tobacco Endgame.

The ASPIRE2025 Research Centre is delighted to welcome international researcher, Professor Emerita Ruth Malone, from the University of California, San Francisco, USA for this webinar presentation.