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GEMP2

GEMP1

Co-Chairs

2

(VP’s: 2)

Run meetings, manage the calendar and support other committee members and subcommittees. Take the lead on deciding on matters relating to HHRG. Point of contact for HHRG and other medical student societies, organizations and key people in the industry. Manage the HEAT grant and write regular HHRG newsletters for general members. Take the lead on organizing O-Week activities.

Jenny Lee & Sarah Lord

Secretary

1

0

Organize and attend all meetings, take minutes and circulate to committee members.

Kyra Sierakowski

Treasurer

1

1

Manage finance transactions of the organization. Present an annual treasurer’s report. Liaise with the FMC Foundation.

Roland Davies

Sponsorship

2

2

Seek out and secure potential sponsors for the organization and various events, coordinate silent auction and raffle prizes.

Stefan McAlindon

Events Coordinators

2

2

Manage the Events team to organize HEAT Cocktail Night and Equinox Gala Dinner. Assist in organizing the Red Party.

Mel Rogers

Indigenous Health Officers

2

2

Point of contact for HHRG and Indigenous health professionals. Key role is to organize “Close the Gap” event. More opportunities to get involved include: Camp Coorong trip and Indigenous cardiac patient journey program.

Hannah Hueneke & Kyra Sierakowski

Refugee/Global Health Officers

2

2

Point of contact for HHRG and refugee/ global health professionals. Run the birthing kit assembly. Organize an educational night about refugee health.

Rachel Byrne & Carly Hayman

Environmental Health Officers (Doctors for Environment Australia Reps)

2

2

Point of contact for HHRG and environmental health professionals. Attend local DEA meetings as Flinders student reps. Run Fairtrade Coffee Break and contribute to Code Green Adelaide. Promote, coordinate and run relevant environmental health initiatives.

Mani Berghout & Ben Finlay

 

Website Administrator

1

1

Maintain the http://hhrg.org.au website, regularly post updates when new announcements need to be made re: projects, activities, opportunities, events, etc.

James Capps, Nuwan Dharmawardana

Publication & Media Officers

2

2

Create promotional materials for events and opportunities (e.g. posters, tickets, invitations), write Placebo articles about HHRG activities, proofread documents before publication.

Rachel Byrne, Kirsten Missen

Medical Association for Prevention of War Reps

2

2

Attend local MAPW meetings as Flinders student reps. Organize educational session relating to war and nuclear weapon issues, run Million Pleas campaign and Yellow Cupcake day.

Iain Law & Jenny Lee

NTMP Reps

2

2

Lead the HHRG group in the NTMP to organize activities and events.

Sarah Schubert

3rd Year Reps

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Keep in the loop with HHRG and provide support when needed. A good way to stay involved!

Nuwan Dharmawardana, Adela Tashkent, Yasmina Tashkent, Dan Vuong (FMC); Maggy Wong, Deborah Valadares (NT)

4th Year Reps

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#

Keep in the loop with HHRG and provide support when needed. A good way to stay involved!

Elaine Zaidman (FMC)

Alumni Reps

#

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Keep in the loop with HHRG and provide support when needed. A good way to stay involved!

Kate Brennan (NT), Bjorn Cartledge (Canberra), Marcus Yip (Adelaide)

Last Updated on Sunday, 11 September 2011 22:14
 
2011 Committee PDF Print E-mail

Co-Presidents: Jenny Lee & Sarah Lord

Secretary: Kyra Sierakowski

Treasurer: Roland Davies

Sponsorship Officers: Neville Fields & Stefan McAlindon

 

Projects Coordinator: Iain Law

Sr. Events Coordinator: Mel Rogers

 

Sr. Global Health/ Refugee Health Officer: Rachel Byrne & Minh Nguyen

Sr. Environmental Health Officer (DEA Reps): Mani Berghout & Ben Finlay

Sr. Indigenous Health Officer: Hannah Hueneke & Kyra Sierakowski

 

Media Officer: Nuwan Dharmawardana

Website/Communications Officer: James Capps

Publications Officer: Rachel Byrne & Kirsten Missen

 

3rd Year Reps: Nuwan Dharmawardana, Adela Tashkent, Yasmina Tashkent, Dan Vuong (FMC); Maggy Wong , Deborah Valadares(NT)

4th Year Rep: Elaine Zaidman (FMC)

Alumni Reps: Kate Brennan (NT), Bjorn Cartledge (Canberra), Marcus Yip (Adelaide)

Medical Association for Prevention of War Reps: Iain Law & Jenny Lee

 

 

GEMP1 Elections

 

HHRG Meeting Wednesday 9th March 2011

 

Present:

Kyra, Hannah, Jenny, Sarah, Iain, Mel, Ben, Emma, James, Kirsten, Rachel, Stefan, Sanj  + loads of first years


First Year Elections:

Position

Nominated

Elected

Vice President

Tara Sander (sand0354)

Megs Torpey (torp0005)

Tara Sander (sand0354)

Megs Torpey (torp0005)

Jnr Global Health Rep – 1 only

(must go to GHC, 2 year commitment)

Samuel Field (fiel0110)

Chris Wee (wee0031)

Merran Courtney (cour0038)

Chris Wee (wee0031)

 

Jnr Events Co-ordinator

Tara Sander (sand0354)

 

Alex barret (barr0318)

Sophie (scri0024)

Shannon ( spau0005)

Courtney Dowd (dowd0027)

Rika (dink0002)

Rajesh Pathy (path0024)

Jnr Treasurer – 1 only

Anita Venzke (venz0005)

Bethany (syme0033)

Anita Venzke (venz0005)

 

Jnr Sponsorship Officer

 

Nikhil (gopa0025)

Jnr Publications Officer

Felicity Souter (sout0108)

Felicity Souter (sout0108)

Jnr Communications Rep

 

Tim Chan (chan0679)

Rajesh Pathy (path0024)

Jnr MAPW Rep

Taaibos Human (huma0006)

Ryan Zhoa Wang (wang0878)

Taaibos Human (huma0006)

Ryan Zhoa Wang (wang0878)

Jnr Global / Refugee Health Reps

Raed Khuffash (khuf0001)

Chris Wee (wee0031)

Tara Sander (sand0354)

Merran Courtney (cour0038)

Courtney Dowd (dowd0027)

Emily Harty (hart0245)

Alex Shultz (schu0349)

Andrew Hughs (hugh0058)

Melissa Wright (wrig0316)

Rajesh Pathy (path0024)

Katrina Queddeng (qued0002)

Nickil Gopal (gopa0025)

Annabelle Wood (wood0562)

Raed Khuffash (khuf0001)

Alex Shultz (schu0349)

 

Environmental Health Reps

Megs Torpey (torp0005)

Gen Mount (moun0019)

Susie Keynen (keyn0003)

Susan Lau (lau0139)

Susan Lau (lau0139)

Emily (hart0245)

Indigenous Health Rep

Kimling Lai (lau0152)

Alex Schultz (schu0349)

Emily Harty (hart0245)

Katie (reid0101)

Kimling Lai (lau0152)

Katie (reid0101)

NTMP

Sarah Schubert (schu0263)

Sarah Schubert (schu0263)

 

 

 

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Goals

Vision


The Health and Human Rights Group is committed to human rights issues. We hold a broad commitment to a world free of human rights abuses of all kinds, but focus our efforts upon health.

We hope for a global society where all people of all nations, indigenous and non-indigenous, have equal access to health, inclusive of its environmental and social determinants: education, security of person and family, protection from persecution, plentiful food and water, a sanitary community, the opportunity to practice basic personal hygiene, and healthcare based on advances in research, knowledge, and technology. We view these things as basic human rights, their denial as abuse, and their achievement as a matter of priority.



Mission


Our mission is to educate and mobilise our members to address three important and intertwined areas of interest – refugee health, global health, and indigenous health.



Aims


  • Increase the awareness of our members and colleagues about the key issues facing health in a human rights setting, encompassing indigenous health, refugee health and global health.
  • Enable and encourage members to become involved in our projects and programs in Adelaide, in the broader Australian community and overseas.



 
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Fran Baum

 

 

 

 

Frances Baum is Head of Department and Professor of Public Health at Flinders University, South Australia. She is also foundation director of the South Australian Community Health Research Unit. Fran has been appointed a Commissioner on the WHO Commission on the Social Determinants of Health. She is also a past National President of the Public Health Association of Australia, the regional representative for the Peoples Health Movement in Australia and the Pacific and a member of its Global Steering Committee.

 

Professor Baum is one of Australia’s leading researchers on the social and economic determinants of health. She has recently been named the Federation Fellow of Flinders University.  Professor Baum’s numerous publications relate to social and economic determinants research and evaluation in community health, theories on health promotion, Healthy Cities, social capital and health promotion, and the political economy of health.

 

 

 

 

kidd

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Professor Michael Kidd is the Executive Dean of Health Sciences (including the School of Medicine and the School of Nursing and Midwifery) at Flinders University, SA.  Professor Kidd is also involved in current medical education and assessment activities in Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, and the Middle East. He is also the Editor in Chief of the Journal of Medical Case Reports, the world’s first international journal devoted to case reports from medical disciplines.

 

In 1995, he was appointed Professor of General Practice at Sydney University and Head of Department by 1998. In 2002, Prof. Kidd was elected President of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, a position he held for two terms until 2006. He has chaired a number of national and international committees working on a range of topics, including health informatics and HIV/AIDS.

 

Professor Kidd was awarded the Order of Australia in June 2009. This is a very prestigious award instituted by Her Majesty, The Queen, specifically for Professor Kidd’s service to medicine and education in the areas of general practice and primary health care and through a range of professional organisations.

 

 

The Health and Human Rights Group has been privileged to have Prof. Fran Baum and Prof. Michael Kidd as our patrons since 2007 and 2010 respectively.

Last Updated on Saturday, 19 March 2011 15:42