This year’s National Doubleday Award recipient is Dr Bola Owolabi, Director Health Inequalities, NHS England and Improvement, GP Creswell Medical Centre.
The Covid 19 pandemic has shone a harsh light on health inequalities and Dr Bola Owolabi is leading the NHS effort to accelerate progress tackling those identified during and beyond the pandemic. She is an inspirational leader and an exceptional role model. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear her speak, Bola will widen your understanding about why reducing health inequalities is so important but she will also transform your thinking to a better place. Professor Robina Shah, Director Doubleday Centre for Patient Experience.
Dr Bola Owolabi MB BS DFFP MRCGP MSc is Director – Health Inequalities at NHS England and NHS
More Manchester Listings MORE
Liberation
How does a revolution begin and who are the people that keep it going? Inspired by true…
THE HERDS
A monumental puppet migration through Manchester and beyond – where public art meets planetary emergency What happens when…
FALE SĀ / SACRED HOUSE
Critically acclaimed queer Indigenous collective FAFSWAG take over HOME during MIF25 with a bold, immersive programme of digital…
FALE SĀ / SACRED HOUSE – TALANOA (CONVERSATION)
Expanding the world of cultural storytelling explored in FALE SĀ / SACRED HOUSE, Talanoa presents a thoughtful programme…
THE HERDS: Heywood
Public art meets climate action in THE HERDS – a breathtaking migration of 70 life-sized puppet animals travelling…
THE HERDS: Pennington Flash
Public art meets climate action in THE HERDS—a monumental, continent-spanning migration of puppet animals making their way from…
Juliet Ellis: A Symphony of Flesh and Bones
Immersive and dreamlike, A Symphony of Flesh and Bones is a deeply personal and contemplative new work by…
FALE SĀ / SACRED HOUSE – SAUNIGA (CEREMONY)
Sauniga is a powerful cultural ceremony that invites audiences into the majestic world of our earliest ancestors –…