Skip to content
TRUUD
Tackling the Root causes Upstream of Unhealthy Urban Development
TRUUD
  • Home
  • About us
    • Research overview
      • Connecting TRUUD
      • Transdisciplinary Working
      • Key Words
    • Our Team
    • Management structure
    • Public Advisory Group
    • External Advisory Board
    • Our Partners and Collaborators
    • Our Funders
  • Interventions
    • Changing Mindsets
    • Real Estate Investment
    • National Government
    • Greater Manchester: Transport Planning
    • Bristol: Spatial Planning
    • Law and local government
    • Public Engagement
  • Research Strands
    • Systems Approach
    • Programme Integration, Systems, Management & Evaluation
    • Economics – Environmental and Health
    • Public Involvement
    • Research-on-Research
    • Phase 1 work packages
      • Primary Engagement (WP1)
      • Economic Valuation (WP2)
      • Programme integration (WP3)
      • Public Involvement (WP4)
      • Knowledge Exchange (WP5)
      • Meta-Research Evaluation (WP6)
  • Resources
    • Academic resources
      • Academic Publications
      • Presentations and Abstracts
    • Briefings
    • Reports, submissions and articles
    • Resources to integrate health
    • Living in unhealthy places
    • Understanding urban health costs with HAUS
    • Working with Health Impact Assessments
    • Health for Local Plans
    • Webinars
      • Systems approach webinar (2020)
      • Making healthy decisions on urban development and planning
      • Make Space for Girls
      • 2021 Festival of the Future City
  • News and Events
    • Blog
    • Podcasts
    • Press Releases
    • TRUUD in the news
  • Contact
Search:
  • Home
  • About us
    • Research overview
      • Connecting TRUUD
      • Transdisciplinary Working
      • Key Words
    • Our Team
    • Management structure
    • Public Advisory Group
    • External Advisory Board
    • Our Partners and Collaborators
    • Our Funders
  • Interventions
    • Changing Mindsets
    • Real Estate Investment
    • National Government
    • Greater Manchester: Transport Planning
    • Bristol: Spatial Planning
    • Law and local government
    • Public Engagement
  • Research Strands
    • Systems Approach
    • Programme Integration, Systems, Management & Evaluation
    • Economics – Environmental and Health
    • Public Involvement
    • Research-on-Research
    • Phase 1 work packages
      • Primary Engagement (WP1)
      • Economic Valuation (WP2)
      • Programme integration (WP3)
      • Public Involvement (WP4)
      • Knowledge Exchange (WP5)
      • Meta-Research Evaluation (WP6)
  • Resources
    • Academic resources
      • Academic Publications
      • Presentations and Abstracts
    • Briefings
    • Reports, submissions and articles
    • Resources to integrate health
    • Living in unhealthy places
    • Understanding urban health costs with HAUS
    • Working with Health Impact Assessments
    • Health for Local Plans
    • Webinars
      • Systems approach webinar (2020)
      • Making healthy decisions on urban development and planning
      • Make Space for Girls
      • 2021 Festival of the Future City
  • News and Events
    • Blog
    • Podcasts
    • Press Releases
    • TRUUD in the news
  • Contact

Blog

You are here:
  1. Home
By Julia Walton21 March 2024Blog

Shining a light on poor housing

Shining a light on poor housing in the UK Drummond TV founder Rachel Drummond-Hay describes how her team met a filming challenge from the UWE public engagement team.   We were really pleased to be asked to make this series of films for Truud. We generally make longer form documentaries but relished the challenge of Read more

Details
By Julia Walton19 March 2024Blog

Sharing health integration lessons in New Zealand

Sharing health integration lessons in New Zealand Greater Manchester intervention lead Dr Sian Peake-Jones joined Professor Alan Harding from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority last month for a series of knowledge exchange events in New Zealand, including their Infrastructure Commission and at the NZ government Auckland Policy Office. They were invited to talk about City Read more

Details
By Julia Walton6 March 2024Blog

New ways of understanding mental health impacts of neighbourhood violence

New ways of understanding neighbourhood violence Women and girls are disproportionally exposed to violence and abuse and are more likely to live in poverty, leading to poor mental health. For International Women’s Day 2024 we asked TRUUD PhD candidate Cat Papastravrou about her quest to bring new ways of understanding neighbourhood violence and how it Read more

Details
By Julia Walton28 February 2024Blog

Can the silos be broken? Cross-government working for public health

Can the silos be broken? Cross-government working for public health   By Dr Jack Newman, School for Policy Studies, University of Bristol. This blog first appeared for the Bath Institute for Policy Research on February 27 2024   There is growing recognition that tackling complex social problems, like climate change and health inequalities, can only happen by building Read more

Details
1
2
…34567…
8
9
Follow us on Twitter

truud_research Follow

We’re exploring and designing improvements to the planning of our urban spaces for healthier lives. Sign up for news https://t.co/e3CiK1JxtD 📰 @UK_PRP funded.

ResearchTruud
researchtruud truud_research @researchtruud ·
20 May

Behind the Scenes on TRUUD podcast recording via @YouTube

Reply on Twitter 1924864678599012666 Retweet on Twitter 1924864678599012666 Like on Twitter 1924864678599012666 2 Twitter 1924864678599012666
researchtruud truud_research @researchtruud ·
20 May

The best (and not so good) of public engagement is explored in our latest podcast with guests Dr Andy Gibson @UWEBristol and Miriam Khan from our Public Advisory Group.

@pandaemoniumnow

#deliberative #engagement #LTNs

https://truud.ac.uk/podcasts/involving-people/

Reply on Twitter 1924774346112774462 Retweet on Twitter 1924774346112774462 3 Like on Twitter 1924774346112774462 1 Twitter 1924774346112774462
Retweet on Twitter truud_research Retweeted
phiuk_news Population Health Improvement UK @phiuk_news ·
13 May

We're very pleased to announce that PHI UK and the UKPRP Prevention Research Network will be hosting Prevention Research 2026 in Birmingham, 4-5 March.
Connecting research, policy and practice for health equity.
Register interest at http://preventionresearch26.co.uk/
#preventionresearch26

Reply on Twitter 1922262433722188024 Retweet on Twitter 1922262433722188024 7 Like on Twitter 1922262433722188024 5 Twitter 1922262433722188024
Recent Posts
  • Is now a good time for messaging and tools to embed health in planning to resonate?
  • Changing Mindsets: A developer’s perspective on prioritising health in urban planning
  • New design codes will support healthier practices
  • The re-integration of health in urban development policymaking is still needed to shift from curative to preventative policies
  • Expert comment: English Devolution White Paper
Archives
  • April 2025
  • March 2025
  • January 2025
  • December 2024
  • October 2024
  • September 2024
  • August 2024
  • July 2024
  • June 2024
  • April 2024
  • March 2024
  • February 2024
  • January 2024
  • December 2023
  • November 2023
  • October 2023
  • August 2023
  • July 2023
  • June 2023
  • April 2023
  • February 2023
  • January 2023
  • December 2022
  • November 2021
  • October 2021
Categories
  • Urban Development
  • Press Releases
  • Blog

Subscribe to our newsletter

Privacy policy

truud-research@bristol.ac.uk

Go to Top