30th Sept - 2 October 2026
House of Annetta, 25 Princelet St, London E1 6QH
Health & Healing in times of Planetary Dysregulation
What to Expect
Join Centric Lab to explore how understanding the climate crisis as planetary dysregulation can help us both deepen our understanding as well as our strategy around health justice.
We'll be sharing some of our resources and toolkits around withstanding industrial air pollution - Air is Kin, articulating the impacts of place on health outcomes - Community Health Impact Assessment Toolkit, and our broader research archive and scholarship on Ecological Health, Data and Health Justice, Planetary Dysregulation, and Indigenous Health.
❋ Ecological Health
Epidemiologists have for many decades framed and understood health as an ecological phenomena. Meaning health is a complex process involving not only the individual, but also their social interactions, other species and the external environment. It is based on a constant communication between Nature and the body, whereby we integrate in a specific ecosystem and both make use and give back to it.
❋ Data & Health Justice
To support how communities can evidence the impacts of structural injustices and inform how community-favoured health justice solutions are developed, we need to develop ways for communities to “speak this language” in their advocacy while still maintaining their priorities and values.
❋ Planetary Dysregulation
Defined as “the impaired ability of planetary systems to maintain and the processes required for self-regulation, particularly due to unsustainable exploitation of ecosystems and chronic exposure to industrial contamination”
❋ Indigenous Health
Indigenous, Land-Kinned, and Subaltern Peoples are some of the most at risk communities due to Land-grabs, forced banishment from Ancestral Lands, deliberate and orchestrated social alienation, and historical racialisation. This puts them at the forefront of multiple crises that threaten their health and their life.
SCHEDULEDrop In & Engage
The space will be open during the day time, with an exhibition of work, to allow people to come along and learn at their own pace. We’ll also be around to have more intimate casual conversations with people.
Wednesday 30th September
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Thursday 1st October
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Live Event & Workshop
10:00 – 17:00
Friday 2nd October
Drop In
10:00 – 17:00
18:00 - 20:00
10:00 - 17:00