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Health-ing
Emerging 

A collaborative workshop series co-facilitated by Rypple and the UNITE Parliamentarians Network — bringing together global policymakers to co-create prevention-first health systems.

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 A facilitated workshop series by Rypple & the UNITE Parliamentarians Network 

Health-ing Emerging Policy Dialogues

Traditional healthcare systems are overwhelmingly reactive — focused on treating illness after it occurs rather than addressing the conditions that cause it. This series brings together global parliamentarians, public health leaders, and policy experts to challenge that paradigm and co-create actionable, prevention-first systems.

 About  this series

Through cross-sector dialogues, Health-ing Emerging explores the root drivers of global chronic disease — from environmental and climate factors to social determinants — and establishes the governance, fiscal, and partnership models needed to build resilient, equitable health systems worldwide.

Browse the session recordings below to explore key insights, expert presentations, and practical frameworks for policy transformation.

Co-Creating Climate–Health Partnerships for Prevention

Exploring the intersection of climate change and chronic disease — and the cross-sector policy frameworks that can build resilient, climate-proof health systems.

Health-ing Emerging · Series 1

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Youth Mental Health: From Policy Intent to System Change

Global parliamentarians and public health experts examine the structural drivers of youth mental health decline — and the governance and prevention models needed to reverse it.

Health-ing Emerging · Series 1

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New sessions added regularly
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Want to participate in a future dialogue?
Health-ing Emerging is open to parliamentarians, public health leaders, and policy experts. Get in touch to join an upcoming session or propose a topic.
 
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